Perth’s weekend markets are more than just places to shop. They offer a glimpse into the city’s creative pulse, bringing together fresh produce, vintage fashion, handmade goods, and global street food. From relaxed coastal hubs to inner-city favourites, these markets are the perfect way to slow down, connect with local makers, and make the most of a sunny weekend.
1. Fremantle Markets
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A Perth icon since 1897, the Fremantle Markets combine history, culture, and commerce under one Victorian-era roof. You’ll find everything from Indigenous art and vintage clothes to artisan pastries and fresh flowers. It’s always bustling, and always busy.
When: Friday to Sunday, 8am–6pm (Yard); 9am–6pm (Hall)
Where: Corner of South Terrace and Henderson Street, Fremantle
2. Mount Claremont Farmers Market
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Tucked behind a primary school and beloved by locals, this Saturday morning market is all about seasonal produce and low-intervention food. Think biodynamic eggs, heritage tomatoes, and small-batch nut milks. Plus, there's plenty of options for a hot coffee (and perhaps a pastry) in hand while you browse. Quiet, simple, and worth the early start.
When: Every Saturday, 7:30am–11:30am
Where: 103 Alfred Road, Mount Claremont
3. Scarborough Sunset Markets
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When: Every Saturday afternoon, 3pm–8pm (during winter), and Thursday nights (during summer)
Where: Scarborough Beach
Held every Thursday evening during the warmer months, and Saturday afternoons during winter, this beachfront market feels like Western Australia distilled. Expect street food, live music, craft stalls, and an unbeatable view of the Indian Ocean at golden hour. It’s where Perth’s laid-back coastal vibe really shines.
4. Vic Park Farmers Market
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When: Every Sunday, 10am–4pm
Where: John MacMillan Park, Victoria Park
Just minutes from the CBD, Vic Park’s Sunday market blends family-friendly ease with an impressive selection of fresh produce and handmade goods. There’s often a musician playing, kids drawing on the pavement with chalk, and neighbours catching up over pastries.
5. Perth Makers Market
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When: Held sporadically throughout the year
Where: Heathcote Cultural Precinct, Applecross
Set in the leafy surrounds of the Heathcote Cultural Precinct, the Perth Makers Market is Western Australia’s leading artisan market, where talented local makers come together to offer a wide range of unique, handcrafted creations Pottery, woven baskets, and botanical skincare sit alongside river views and sprawling lawns. A slower, quieter way to spend your morning.
6. Perth Upmarket
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Housed in UWA’s grand Winthrop Hall, Perth Upmarket is a quarterly event spotlighting independent designers and makers from across Western Australia. It’s a curated and design-forward market for the aesthetically inclined.
When: Quarterly, typically on Sundays from 10am–4pm
Where: UWA’s Winthrop Hall, Crawley
7. Subi Farmers Market
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Subi Farmers Market is one of Perth’s longest-running community markets, but it still feels fresh. Locals gather here every Saturday morning for farm-direct vegetables, artisan bread, small-batch honey, and ethically raised meats. It's low-key, family-friendly, and grounded in a strong sense of local community.
When: Every Saturday, 8am–12pm
Where: Subiaco Primary School, Subiaco
8. Stirling Farmers Market
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Stirling Farmers Market offers a true farm-to-table experience, with producers selling directly to customers. This market prides itself on fresh, seasonal, and local produce, from vibrant fruits and vegetables to artisanal cheeses and free-range eggs.
When: Every Sunday, 7:30am–11:30am
Where: City of Stirling Administration Building, 25 Cedric Street, Stirling
