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Markets
Your guide to the Ballarat region’s markets — think fresh food and produce, contemporary designers and makers, art and craft, collectables and secondhand treasures.
Please visit each market’s Facebook page or website for the most up-to-date information
Every Sunday
What: Ballarat Market
Where: Ballarat Showgrounds, Creswick Road
Time: 8am-1.30pm
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First Saturday of the month
What: Bridge Mall Farmers’ Market
Where: Bridge Mall, Ballarat
Time: 9am–1pm
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What: Creswick Market
Where: 19-21 Victoria St, Creswick
Time: 9am–1pm
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Second Saturday of the month
What: Ballarat Farmers Market
Where: Zoo Drive, Lake Wendouree
Time: 9am–1pm
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What: Ballan Farmers Market
Where: The Mill Cottage Gardens, 96 Inglis Street, Ballan
Time: 9am–1pm
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What: Skipton Market
Where: Skipton Mechanics Hall, Anderson Street, Skipton
Time: 9am–1pm
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Second Sunday of the month
What: Clunes Farmers Market
Where: Collins Place, Clunes
Time: 9am–2pm
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Third Saturday of the month
What: Creswick Market
Where: 19-21 Victoria St, Creswick
Time: 9am–1pm
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Third Sunday of the month
What: Talbot Farmers’ Market
Where: Heritage Precinct, Scandinavian Cres and Camp St, Talbot
Time: 9am–1pm
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Fourth Saturday of the month
What: Ballarat Farmers Market
Where: Zoo Drive, Lake Wendouree
Time: 9am–1pm
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What: Beaufort Town Market (September – May)
Where: Beaufort Memorial Park, corner of Havelock and Livingston Streets, Beaufort
Time: 9am–1pm
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Fourth Sunday of the month
What: Avoca Riverside Market
Where: Dundas St, Avoca
Time: 9am–1pm
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The City of Ballarat acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land we live and work on, the Wadawurrung and Dja Dja Wurrung People, and recognises their continuing connection to the land and waterways. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging and extend this to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People.