Markets
Your guide to markets around Tasmania
Tasmania is home to a number of diverse, vibrant markets, which showcase our amazing fresh produce, local makers, world class beverages, gourmet food and so much more.
Fresh produce direct from the growers
Community is at the heart of our markets. They are a welcoming environment which allows people to directly connect and hear from local growers, makers, and producers.
Some of our many markets are listed below.
Huon Valley & Channel
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Cygnet Market
First and third Sunday of every month, –, in Cygnet Town Hall, 14 Mary Street, Cygnet
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Willie Smith’s Artisan and Produce Market
Every Saturday, –, at Willie Smith’s Apple Shed, 2064 Huon Hwy, Grove
Derwent Valley
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New Norfolk Market
Every Saturday –, High Street, New Norfolk
Central & South East
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Salamanca Market
Every Saturday, – at Salamanca Place, Hobart
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Farm Gate Market
Every Sunday, – on Bathurst Street between Elizabeth and Murray Streets, Hobart
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Bream Creek Farmers’ Market
First Sunday of every month, – at Bream Creek Showgrounds, 138 Marion Bay Road, Copping
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Richmond Village Market
Every Sunday, – in the Richmond Village Hall, Bridge Street, Richmond
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Tasmanian Produce Market
Every Saturday –, Kangaroo Bay, Rosny Park
Tamar & North
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Harvest Launceston Community Farmers’ Market
Every Saturday, – at 71 Cimitiere Street, Launceston
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Evandale Market
Every Sunday –, Falls Park, Logan Road, Evandale
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St Helens Market
Every Saturday – at Portland Hall, 39 Cecilia Street, St Helens
North West
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Latrobe Village Market
Every Sunday – at 169–171 Gilbert Street, Latrobe
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Penguin Undercover Market
Every Sunday – at 11 Arnold Street, Penguin
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Burnie City Market
First and third Saturday of every month, –, 2 Marine Terrrace, Burnie
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Devonport Farmers Market
Second and fourth Saturday of the month, – at Devonport Showgrounds, 86A Gunn Street, Devonport
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Don Market
Every Sunday – at 17 Forth Road, Don
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Wynyard Foreshore Market
First and third Sunday of every month, –, Old Bass Highway, Wynyard
And many more…
There are always weekend community markets on across the state in small towns, villages and halls. They are worth stopping for as they are sure to surprise and delight you with their unique goods.
