Fresh produce, live music, and handmade goodies: Fantastic markets to visit in and near Brisbane

A bunch of mid-week markets are here to bring some local charm to your days, from farm fresh produce to artisan goods.

Brisbane City Markets pops up at Reddacliff Place every Wednesday from 8am to 5pm, whereas the Cathedral Square Markets take place on Thursdays from 8am to 2pm and, as of last year, in Queens Wharf on Thursdays from 8am to 2pm as well.

This massive makers market takes over an air-conditioned space on the last Saturday of each month from 10am to 3pm, from May to December.

Here, you’ll find handmade goodies and unique treasures from over 50 local makers. Think handcrafted jewellery and homewares, along with original artwork, fashion accessories, and more.

This pre-loved fashion and makers market pops up at Capulet & Co in Sandgate for both morning and twilight rummaging! Stay updated on future Franco Markets via their Instagram page.

Calling all plant-based pals and curious foodies: QLD Vegan Markets runs regular events around Brisbane, namely in Mt Gravatt.

Explore a variety ofstalls selling awesome cruelty-free goodies, including lifestyle and beauty items as well as some seriously delicious eats.

Nundah Farmers Markets is a choice Sunday morning stroll for fresh produce.

You can expect to find stalls selling everything from gourmet meats and fresh seafood to local prawns, herbs & spices and farm fresh eggs. Not to mention plenty of arts, crafts, handmade gifts, home decorations, health and lifestyle products as well as alternative therapies.

These farmers markets happen every Sunday on Station Street in Nundah from 6am – 12pm.

Every Saturday from 6am to 2pm, Davies Park in West End is home to over 150 unique market stalls of farm-fresh produce, delicious healthy fast food, boutique fashion and handcrafted gifts.

West End Market is a great way to kick the weekend off, however, it can get packed on a weekend, so we recommend taking up the $5 parking at Souths Leagues Club or using public transport, cycling, rideshares, or scooter to get to the markets.

Vend is one of the marketplaces you can visit any day of the week, with permanent spaces in both Annerley and Virginia.

Here, you’ll find local retail products, including homewares, handmade goodies and designer clothes, alongside a café, workshops, greenhouses, and more.

Every Sunday morning from 6am to 11am, Northey Street City Farm is home to a gorgeous organic farmers market.

Find fruits and vegetables, freshly baked breads, pastries and donuts, honey and preserves, local meats, sustainable seafood, and other organic goodies such as cheeses, brunch meals, coffee, and chocolate.

There will also be a variety of stalls selling ethically produced clothing, gifts, and homewares.

Milton Markets showcases some of South East Queensland’s best growers, farmers, painters, cooks, chefs, designers, bakers, fishmongers, butchers, baristas, juicers and artists.

Packed with over 130 stalls, live music, activities for the kids and more, this Sunday morning market (from 7am to 1pm) is the perfect weekend outing for the whole family.

Or, if you’re looking for a weekday pick-me-up, you can visit the Milton Mini Markets on Thursdays from 10am to 2pm.

If you’re looking for your market fix in North Brisbane, Carseldine Markets has it all: fresh produce, handmade crafts, as well as live music and activities for the kids.

It’s on Dorville Road every Saturday from 6am to 12pm, with free entry and parking, and plenty of seating onsite.

Think of Brisbane’s Suitcase Rummage like a garage sale, but the preloved goods are in suitcases, spread across Redacliff Place for you to browse and buy from.

Whether it’s secondhand clothing, shoes, jewellery, or unique handmade pieces, you’re bound to find something you fancy.

Suitcase Rummage happens on the first and third Sunday of every month from 12pm to 5pm.

Popping up on Charlotte Street two Sundays a month from 10am to 3pm, Brisbane Genki Market is an Asian-inspired event showcasing delicious street food, arts and crafts.

Tuck into a Japanese cake and matcha drink as you wander through the stalls of jewellery, home decor, plants, and more!

If you’re a street food fanatic in Brisbane, then you’ll know every Friday to Sunday Eat Street is home to a slew of delicious trendy bites.

“What to eat first” is often the main question when one visits Eat Street. With 70-plus containers fitted out into food stalls, there’s plenty on offer and choosing what to tuck into first, like figuring out where to eat next, is an exercise that takes time and energy.

Located on Little Stanley Street in South Bank and running every Friday evening from 5pm to 9pm, Saturdays from 10am to 9pm and Sundays from 9am to 4pm, The Collective Markets features arts, craft, homewares, collectibles, exotic items, designer fashion, and more, with plenty of stalls to browse.

Although not actually in Brisbane, we actually see that as a bonus in the case of this charming market, as it gives you the chance to explore beautifully restored Petrie and its historical shops, on top of the many wonderful stalls and entertainment at the market every Sunday from 7am to 1pm.