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Markets in Brisbane this weekend
Here are the markets in Brisbane this weekend, with food events too. The list below comes from Brisbane City Council's events calendar and updates every morning. Below it are the regular weekend markets locals go back to.
Markets and food events this weekend
What markets are on in Brisbane this weekend?
The list at the top of this page shows market and food events listed with the council for this Saturday and Sunday, refreshed every morning. Brisbane's big regular markets don't always appear in the council's calendar, so check the list below too.
Brisbane's regular weekend markets
Jan Powers Farmers Markets at the Brisbane Powerhouse, New Farm: fresh produce on Saturday mornings.
Davies Park Market, West End: produce, food stalls and buskers on Saturday mornings.
The Collective Markets, South Bank: makers' stalls by the river on weekends.
Eat Street Northshore, Hamilton: a night market of food and music on Friday and Saturday nights.
Tips for market mornings
Go early for produce and late for bargains. Bring a bag and some cash, as not every stall takes cards. Markets can close in bad weather, so check the market's own page on the morning.
Make it a plan with people
A market makes an easy first meet-up: no tickets, and plenty to talk about. Once Vesica is out, you'll tap “I'm going” and chat with the others going before Saturday.
Questions people ask
What markets are on in Brisbane this weekend?
This page lists the market and food events listed with Brisbane City Council for this Saturday and Sunday, refreshed every morning, plus the regular weekend markets: farmers markets at New Farm and West End, makers' markets at South Bank and night markets at Hamilton.
Are Brisbane markets free to enter?
Most day markets are free to walk around; you pay for what you buy. Some night markets charge entry, so check the market's own page.
What time do Brisbane markets open?
It varies by market and season. Farmers markets usually run in the morning, so check each market's own page for this week's times.
Updated . Event listings and photos from Brisbane City Council (CC BY 4.0), refreshed every morning.