The Brisbane market scene is hard to beat. And as the air crisps and winter really sets in, is there a better (or more wholesome) way to spend a weekend morning than browsing fresh produce with a hot coffee and a flakey pastry in hand? From riverside icons to suburban favourites, Brisbane's weekend markets bring together makers, growers, and curious wanderers alike. You’ll find vintage fashion, baked goods straight from the oven, handmade homewares, and street food that rivals your favourite restaurant — all with that unmistakable Brisbane warmth.
Below, some of Brisbane’s best markets to explore on your next weekend wander.
1. Jan Powers Farmers Markets
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Ask any Brisbane local, and they'll tell you the Jan Powers Farmers Market at New Farm Park is a Saturday morning institution. Arrive early for fresh sourdough, ripe mangoes, and organic eggs, all while sipping on strong coffee and catching the first rays of the day. And set just off the river's edge, it’s peak Brisbane.
When: Every Saturday, 6am–12pm
Where: Brisbane Powerhouse, 119 Lamington Street, New Farm
2. West End Markets
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Over in Davies Park, the West End Markets are akin to a weekly festival. There’s global street food, local produce, live music, and stalls selling everything from handmade ceramics to second-hand books. For those looking to get a real taste of West End's inimitable spirit, look no further.
When: Every Saturday, 6am–2pm (March - November), 6am–1pm (December - February)
Where: Davies Park, Montague Road, West End
3. Milton Markets
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Just a short walk from Suncorp Stadium, the Milton Markets are a failsafe option for a wholesome Sunday morning. The stalls span a mix of goodies from farmers, foodies, and artisans. In other words, arrive hungry, the food is incredible.
When: Every Sunday, 7am–1pm
Where: Corner of Cribb Street and Little Cribb Street, Milton
4. Nundah Farmers Market
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A northside favourite, Nundah’s weekly market is loved for its relaxed, family-friendly vibe. There’s seasonal produce, but also breakfast crepes, cold brew, and locally made skincare and homewares. They also frequently hold twilight markets, where you can experience the offerings of all your favourite stall holders, only under twinkling fairy lights.
When: Every Sunday, 6am–12pm
Where: Station Street, Nundah
5. Northey Street Markets
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For those who like prefer organic produce, Northey Street Organic Markets are a must. Held at the Northey Street City Farm just north of the CBD, it’s an alternative space with organic produce of every variety, live music, and plenty to explore.
When: Every Sunday, 6am–11am
Where: Northey Street City Farm, Windsor
6. Saturday Fresh Market
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We'd take a visit to Rocklea’s Saturday Fresh Market over the supermarket any day of the week. Held undercover, there’s a variety of stallholders offering everything from perfectly ripe mangoes to artisan deli favourites and handmade breads still warm from the oven.
When: Every Saturday, 6am–12pm
Where: Brisbane Produce Market, 385 Sherwood Road, Rocklea
7. Eumundi Markets
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While not exactly Brisbane, we couldn't leave this Sunshine Coast market off our list. What began in the late 1970s as a humble trio of stalls has grown into over 600 vendors spread across a winding outdoor maze. Expect handcrafted ceramics, natural skincare, original art, woven textiles, tarot readings, and the scent of sizzling gyoza or vegan doughnuts wafting by.
When: Wednesdays 8am–1:30pm; Saturdays 7:30am–2pm
Where: Memorial Drive, Eumundi (Sunshine Coast)
