Monthly Events

Think Fresh, Think Seasonal, Think Local!

Margaret River regularly hosts its popular Farmers Markets for one and all to grab a fresh, tasty bargain.  The popular breakfast bar and Yahava Koffee van are always there along with heaps of locally produced food and other goodies - with enough new in season to keep everyone suprised! Stalls are manned by the growers and producers themselves providing you with a diverse range of prime South-west produce.

And at 11am on each market day a hamper of local goodies will be drawn (everytime you buy something - grab yourself a free raffle ticket!)

Markets are open from 8am - 12pm

More information available at www.margaretriverfarmersmarket.com.au.

Enjoy a day at the Mundaring Sunday Markets and combine your visit with a tour of the Perth Hills many and varied attractions both natural and historical.

Indoor and outdoor venues feature a great variety of stalls featuring hand-crafted goods and quality creative art products, locally grown fresh produce and plants, home made food stuffs and many other delights that will take your fancy.

Markets are open 9.00am – 3.00pm every second Sunday of the month.

The Boyup Brook Country Music Festival is Western Australia’s premier Country Music Festival. Five big days of music, fun and laughter.

This event is particularly important to Western Australia as it is the biggest and most successful country music festival.

The festival attracts all ages, providing a friendly atmosphere of entertainment and a great weekend away.

With public support the event has grown from a one day festival to a five day refreshingly authentic country music extravaganza. This brings the grass roots of country music to Boyup Brook, where followers can experience a blend of national/international artists and original artists from Western Australia in a friendly, country setting. Then, winding down on the Sunday with a traditional Bush Poets' Breakfast and great music.

Every 3rd Saturday, 8.00am - 12 noon

Manjimup Farmers' Markets are held on the third Saturday of each month in The Old Packing Shed in Rose Street, Manjimup, the centre of the Southern Forest Region in the south west of Western Australia. From February to April there is an extra market on the first Saturday of each month and also on Easter Saturday.

In season there is for sale: + avocados; + stone fruit; + tree ripened apples; + pears; + persimmons; + cherries + berries + nuts (chestnuts, walnuts, peanuts and hazelnuts); + Marron; + jams; + sauces; + vinegars; + chutneys; + olive oil; + lavender plants and products; + venison; + pates and sausages.

For special seasonal markets the local wineries offer tastings and sell wines.

3rd Sunday of every month
8.30am to 3.30pm
Woodlupine Family & Community Centre on Hale Road, Forrestfield

Think Fresh, Think Seasonal, Think Local!

Margaret River regularly hosts its popular Farmers Markets for one and all to grab a fresh, tasty bargain.  The popular breakfast bar and Yahava Koffee van are always there along with heaps of locally produced food and other goodies - with enough new in season to keep everyone suprised! Stalls are manned by the growers and producers themselves providing you with a diverse range of prime South-west produce.

And at 11am on each market day a hamper of local goodies will be drawn (everytime you buy something - grab yourself a free raffle ticket!)

Markets are open from 8am - 12pm

More information available at www.margaretriverfarmersmarket.com.au.

Every fourth Sunday of the month (except December when it is the third Sunday).

Get Fresh with Us at the Boyanup & Districts Farmers Market offering a huge variety of seasonal produce from the surrounding rich farmland area.

Buy your fruit and vegies directly from the grower/ producer. Not only fruit and vegetables, but gourmet products such as range eggs, cheese, olive products, tasty pies, cakes and biscuits, a range of certified organic produce including grass fed lamb and beef, icecream and fruit and vegetables in season, seafood in season straight from the ocean to you and much more. A large and varied range of plants including ornamentals, seedlings, Day Lilies, Irises and much more is also available.

Shop in a relaxed hassle-free atmosphere, have a coffee and take home the freshest produce in the area.

Perth City Farm is unique to Perth and the whole of Western Australia as the ONLY market that has exclusively certified Organic & Biodynamic stall holders. The focus is to support local organic & biodynamic growers by making their outstanding produce available to the Perth community - in doing so, they are reducing their carbon footprint by lowering food miles and supporting sustainable farming practices.

As well as their customers having the benefit of buying grower direct, Perth City Farm provides an organic retail market stall to supplement what is not available from their farmers. This is sourced from certified wholesalers of Organic and Biodynamic produce for the convenience of ‘one stop’ shopping for customers.

Some things you will find at Perth City Farm:
· organic & biodynamic fruit & veges
· organic breads
· organic olive oil
· organic & biodynamic meats
· organic eggs
· organic & biodynamic dairy products
· organic dry goods
· a range of organic groceries, including baby care products, face & body creams
· environmentally sensitive household products, books & seeds

Visit the market, enjoy a fair trade coffee and a walk through the lovely permaculture gardens where you can check out the aquaponics system, the nursery, the animals and art.

8.00am - 12.00 noon every Saturday

Real farmers selling real food!

Albany Farmers Market where "fresh is best," offers a huge range of the very freshest seasonally available fruits, vegetables, farmed meats, dairy products and seafood from the Great Southern Region of Western Australia

Every Sunday morning:  8.00am - 12 noon

Kalamunda Farmers' Markets are held every Sunday morning in Central Court Kalamunda, the centre of the Perth Hills Wine region of Western Australia and only 30 minutes from the city centre.

Chef and feature demonstrations are held every week using local produce and buskers entertain shoppers.  Local cafes and speciality stores open to serve shoppers during market hours.  Plenty of parking is available.

In season there is a wide range of fruit and vegetables as well as seafood, jams, chutneys, herbs, seedlings and olive oil. 

Local wineries offer tastings and sell wines.