What it is
A Sunday market where every vendor must personally grow, raise or make what they are selling. The organisers enforce it, and say so plainly: no resellers, no mass-produced goods, no imported trinkets.
The emphasis is on local sourcing and environmentally sustainable farming.
It runs later in the year than the Saturday markets, into the last week of October.
Good to know
- Parking is in Market Lane or the King and Elizabeth Street lots.
- Sunday mornings are also when the County's tasting rooms are quietest. This is a good pairing.
- Third-party listings mention a fall harvest market at the Crystal Palace on 8 November, after the regular season closes. It is not on the market's own site yet, so confirm before planning around it.
Fitting it round a tasting day
Picton is the natural base for the eastern wineries; do the market first and drive out towards Waupoos after.
Season dates from the market's own site, which gives 10 May to 25 October, 9am to 2pm, at 2 Ross Street.