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Byron Bay Markets Guide: Which Market, Which Day

Nov 4
2 min read

Markets are one of the best ways to see the Byron Bay area the way locals do: farm produce in the morning, makers and musicians at the weekend, and a day trip into the hinterland villages. Here's our guide to Byron Bay markets and when to find them.

Market days can shift for weather, school holidays and public holidays, so check the market's own website or social pages before you go.

Byron Farmers Market: every Thursday

The Byron Farmers Market runs every Thursday morning, 7 to 11am, at Butler Street Reserve in town. It's strictly local produce: fruit and vegetables, bread, cheese, coffee, flowers and breakfast stalls. It's an easy walk from Waves, so make it your Thursday breakfast.

Byron Bay Markets: first Sunday of the month

Byron's big monthly market runs on the first Sunday of every month, with an extra market on the third Sunday in December and January. Expect local designers, art, jewellery, homewares, food trucks and live music. Arrive early in summer, when it's at its busiest.

Bangalow: Saturdays and the fourth Sunday

Bangalow, a 15-minute drive into the hinterland, has two markets. The Bangalow Farmers Market runs every Saturday, 7 to 11am, at Piccabeen Park off Deacon Street, and the larger Bangalow Market is on the fourth Sunday of each month. Stay for lunch on Byron Street afterwards.

More hinterland markets

  • Mullumbimby Farmers Market: every Friday, 7 to 11am, at Mullumbimby Showground.

  • Mullumbimby Community Market: third Saturday of the month.

  • The Channon Craft Market: second Sunday of the month, set in a creek-side park in the hills.

Tips for market days

  • Bring cash and your own bags: not every stall takes cards.

  • Go early for the best produce and easier parking.

  • On first Sundays, leave the car at Waves and walk into town.

After the markets, it's 60 metres from Waves to Main Beach: borrow our towels, boogie boards and beach games. Plan your weekend around market day and book direct with code DIRECT10 to save 10%. Read more things to do in Byron Bay.

 
 
 

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