Come and join us every Saturday to socialise, have fun and meet new friends. Saturday Socials bus tours depart by

Browse through up to 40 stalls filled with new clothing apparel to the antique wares that will take you back

Meet the farmers, connect with locals, savour a locally roasted coffee and feast your eyes on baskets brimming with Tasmania’s

The Margate Makers Market is the place to be every Saturday with woodcrafts, patchwork quilts, candles, artwork, tie dye clothing,

There’s something for everyone at the Ross Village Market, held in the finest heritage village in Tasmania! Held undercover, you

Sandfly Community Market is an authentic, general rural market with a friendly atmosphere. The Market provides a place for both

Enjoy this local market environment and hospitality. The BBQ will be fired up and delicious morning teas will be available

Come and browse… Grab a bargain… Crafts, fairy floss, cakes, pastries, jewellery, bric a brac, plants, and much, much, more.

Cygnet market is a vibrant country market with stalls selling fresh produce, cakes, coffee, books, art, craft, plants and more.

Come along for local and Tasmanian produce, plants, treats, crafts, gifts and more.

Local makers & growers, sharing rural life, in a warm welcoming venue in the heritage town of Oatlands.

New and pre-loved items are available in this inside and outside market.

Wade through a collection of prime Tasmanian fresh, seasonal and local produce and artisan products. Tasmania’s tastiest and most creative

The Judbury Market is a place for the community to meet and promote their crafts and foods. A kitchen of

et loose the bargain hunter in you as you browse through over 100 stalls and food vans with a wide

As well as a range of stalls (available for a small fee) including second hand books, bric a brac and

The St Marys Market features local artisan products, fibre and leather work, local fresh produce, jams and pickles and a

The Swansea Community Market showcases local art, craft and seasonal fresh produce, with a morning tea room with tasty treats,

The Wynyard Foreshore Market showcases local produce and crafts, including jams, cakes, preserves, second-hand goods, plants, bric-a-brac, and much more.

Trade goods and services without money using Tasmania’s own community currency – “CENTs”. CENTs Trading Events include a Pot Luck