Uki Produce Markets

Uki Produce Markets are held every Saturday from 8am - 1pm at Uki Hall - for all your organic a regular produce needs.

Murwillumbah Markets

Murwillumbah Markets are held every 4th Sunday of the month at Murwillumbah Showground. Murwillumbah Markets are interesting as they are different. You are likely to find less produce as Murwillumbah Markets and more general interest things and collectibles. You are also able to buy livestock & even all types of birds and chickens too.

Contact: 02 6672 5507

Banora Point Farmers Markets

Banora Point Farmers Markets are held on the 1st & 3rd Sunday of every Month at Club Banora, Leisure Drive. They are a fairly basic market but if you are after produce they are a real hit.

Banora Point Farmers Markets are a great way to spend a sunday morning. Try heading to Kingscliff for a coffee afterwards and a swim at the the beach.

For more information call (07) 5590 486.

Uki Buttery Bazar Markets

Uki Buttery Bazaar Markets are just a short drive west of Murwillumbah, 1 hour from the Gold Coast or 1 hour from the lovely Byron Bay. Could there be a more pretty location for a market day anywhere is Australia? Take is some fresh air and enjoy the mountain drive.

Uki Markets awaken at 9am and buzz all day long. Eat a gorgeous lunch at any of the 'foodies' or just chill out under a tree beside the river with a sensational coffee from Coffee Oasis.

Uki Buttery Bazaar Markets are a real treat and a brilliant insight into life in the village, the locals are a treat and like no other.

Where: Buttery at Uki, right side of road as you are driving in from Murwillumbah
When: 3rd Sunday of the month

Tweed Heads Markets - Farmers

Tweed Heads Markets, every Sunday of the month, offers families a relaxed and friendly approach to market day shopping. Tweed Heads Markets are fun and offer a broard range of art, fun things for the kids, food, and produce.

At Tweed Heads Markets there is something for everyone.

Where: Police Citizen's Youth Club, Florence Steet, Tweed Heads
When: Every Sunday

Kingscliff Town Centre Markets

Kingscliff Town Centre Markets are more on the quirky side that anything, perhaps even a little kitch, but fun all the same.

Kingscliff Town Centre Markets are run by locals so the money all goes back into the community. Kingscliff Town Centre Markets are great if you want to have an early breakfast at one of the locals cafes, or even after an early swim in the near by creek.

Where: Southern end of Marine Parade, Kingscliff
When: 5th Sunday of the month

Murwillumbah Cottage Markets - Farmers Markets

Murwillumbah Cottage Markets are very friendly, quaint & are a great way to spend a quiet Saturday morning. Our suggestion would be to visit Murwillumbah Cottage Markets, after visiting Sugar Beet Cafe' for breakfast or a delicious coffee.

Murwillumbah Cottage Markets have a heap of organic and other food delights. Treat yourself to some fresh produce or simply grab a quick snack, Murwillumbah Cottage Markets has something for everyone.

Murwillumbah Cottage Markets also feature some great local and live bands on market days that the kids will absolutely love.

If you are heading to Murwillumbah Cottage Markets in the summer months our advice is to get there early as it tends to get quite hot during the middle of the day.

If you are looking for a little road trip, post markets, try heading 15 minutes west of Murwillumbah to Mt Warning, then to Uki Village - you will love it.

Pottsville Markets - Farmers Markets

Pottsville Markets are quite similar to Kingscliff Markets, for those who have been there. Pottsville Markets are really entertaining for the whole family, they are quirky and pram friendly. Public toilets are close by and a few cafes across the road if you need to top up.

Some features of Pottsville Markets include pony rides, art and craft, food, and music.

Where: Pottsville Beach Park
When: 1st & 3rd Sunday

Kingscliff Markets - farmers markets

Kingscliff Beachside Markets are a hive of activity and have a great range of produce, general gifts, flowers, skin care products and general interest things for every taste. Although, make sure you eat before you get there as the selection of food is pretty limited.

Kingscliff Markets has an abundance of car parking and public toilets are easily accessible.

Kingscliff Markets are pram friendly, albeit a few bums.

Make sure to pack the 'boardies' as the beach or Cudgen Creek is a treat for swimming most months of the year.

Where: Marine Parade Kingscliff
When: 2nd & 4th Saturday's