Best Inner West Markets
The Inner West’s Best Markets
If your ideal weekend includes meandering through a farmers market, picking up delicious food, flowers and drinking excellent coffee all whilst supporting local farmers, then check out our list of local Inner West markets. From jumping castles to pony rides, many of these markets also have activities that will also keep the kids entertained and some even cater for your four-legged friends too!
🛍️ Flour Mill Market, Summer Hill
[Above: Flour Mill Markets, Summer Hill]
Held every first and third Sunday of the month, the Flour Mill market is proudly plastic-free and offers a genuine alternative to supermarket shopping at affordable prices. The market stocks everything from flowers to free-range meats, cheeses to sustainable seafood, as well as artisan jewelry, ceramics and crafts. There’s a diverse selection of hot-food options and of course they have the prerequisite bacon and egg roll covered too! There is a great park and play equipment for the little ones, and four-legged friends are welcome so you can all enjoy the live music and atmosphere together. Tip: discounts if you take your own keep-cup!
[Above: Flour Mill Markets, Summer Hill]
When: Every first and third Sunday, 9am-1pm.
Where: 18 Flour Mill Way, Summer Hill
Website: www.summerhillflourmill.com.au
🛍️ Glebe Markets, Glebe
[Above: Glebe Markets]
Glebe Markets is one of Sydney’s most iconic Saturday markets where you are bound to find a treasure or two! With over 200 stalls you’ll find homewares, vintage clothing, books, fresh produce and delicious food.
When: Open every Saturday 10-4pm.
Where: Glebe Point Road & Derby Place, Glebe
Website: www.glebemarkets.com.au
🛍️ Marrickville Organic Market, Marrickville
[Above: Marrickville Market]
Running every Sunday, the Marrickville Organic Food & Farmers Market is a family-friendly gem of a market, offering a range of delicious food like corn fritters, dim sum and homemade baked goods and pies as well as fresh seasonal produce. The kids will love the pony rides, babychinos and jumping castle. Tip: After the markets, wander next door to Reverse Garbage – a warehouse which is jam-packed with DIY and creative treasures!
When: Every Sunday, 9am-3pm
Where: Marrickville, 142 Addison Road, Addison Road Centre, Marrickville,
Website: www.organicfoodmarkets.com.au
🛍️ Orange Grove Market, Lilyfield
[Above: Orange Grove Market]
One of our favourite family-friendly Inner West markets is Orange Grove Market, held in the grounds of Orange Grove School, in Lilyfield. Plenty of gourmet hot food, plants and flowers, farm fresh produce and best of all there are pony rides and a playground for the kids. The jumping castle will be back up and running soon too. Top tip: The excellent Flour & Stone lamingtons go fast, so best to get in early!
[Above: Pony Rides at Orange Grove Market]
When: Saturday, 8am-1pm
Where: Corner Balmain Road &, Perry St, Lilyfield
Website: www.organicfoodmarkets.com.au
🛍️ Rozelle Collectors Market, Rozelle
[Above: Rozelle Collectors Market]
Held alongside the historic buildings Rozelle Public School, Rozelle Market features a great selection of pre-loved and vintage clothes, collectables, bric-a-brac and antique stalls. There is also a good selection of hot food stalls too.
When: 663 Darling St, Rozelle
Where: Every Saturday and Sunday 9am–4pm
Website: www.rozellecollectorsmarket.com.au
🛍️ Tramsheds Growers & Artisan Market, Forest Lodge
Held each Saturday and Sunday, this thriving marketplace in the buzzy Tramsheds precinct hosts many and varied local vendors including fresh produce, winemakers, cheesemakers, artisans and craft makers, bakers, food pop-ups and many more. Plus, being indoors this one of the few weather-friendly markets so it’s perfect for a visit all year round. Located just steps away is Harold Park as well as Jubilee Park, the kids can squeeze in a play in the park and furry friends are welcome too.
When: 1 Dalgal Way, Forest Lodge
Where: Every Saturday and Sunday 9am–3pm
Website: Tramsheds Growers Market
Further afield
🛍️ Cambridge Markets EQ, Moore Park
[Above: Cambridge Markets EQ]
Cambridge Markets EQ offer an amazing array of fresh produce, homemade pastries, breads and coffee. Plus, the markets themselves are undercover. The kids will love the jumping castle, fishing game and pony rides as well as a great playground.
When: Wednesdays & Saturdays, 8am-2pm
Where: The Entertainment Quarter, 122 Lang Road, Moore Park
Website: www.cambridgemarketseq.com.au
🛍️ Carriageworks Farmers Markets, Eveleigh
[Above: Carriageworks Market]
The weekly Carriageworks Farmers Market is a Sydney institution with the fresh produce from NSW farmers, pastries and artisan-made food! As the market is undercover it’s a great activity even on those rainy days. You’ll find organic produce, artisan breads, boutique wines, single-origin coffee, herbal teas, meat, eggs, freshly harvested honey and beautiful flowers. Tip: Carriageworks often run exhibitions and installations, which are always worth a peek.
When: Every Saturday, 8am-1pm
Where: 245 Wilson St, Eveleigh
Website: www.carriageworks.com.au
🛍️ Kirribilli Markets, Kirribilli
[Above: Carriageworks Market]
The Kirribilli Markets were first held on January 21 1976 in the back yard of the newly opened Kirribilli Neighbourhood Centre. Quickly growing in size and popularity, the market spread into the adjacent yard of the then Kirribilli Public School, but ultimately found its home on the old bowling green and Burton Street tunnel. Today, the Kirribilli Markets is one of Sydney’s oldest and most popular markets featuring over 220 stalls selling, new and recycled fashion and accessories, emerging local fashion designers, home and gift wares, arts and craft, jewellery, plants, gourmet foods and a whole lot more.
When: General & Fashion – last Saturday of the month. Art, fashion & design – first and second Sunday of the month.
Where:70-72 Alfred St S, Milsons Point NSW 2061
Website: www.kirribillimarkets.com
For the diary
🛍️ Finders Keepers Markets
The Finders Keepers is Australia’s most loved design market, dedicated to supporting small, independent makers and championing conscious consumerism. Known for redefining how the world shops, one handmade product at a time, the markets have become a bi-annual event for those looking for unique items that look as good in the home as they are for the planet.
When:
- Autumn Winter: 2 – 4 May 2025, Carriageworks
- Spring Summer: 14 – 16 November 2025, Carriageworks
Where: 245 Wilson St, Eveleigh
Website: www.thefinderskeepers.com
This article was first published in February 2021 and updated in March 2025.
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