What markets are on in South Australia this weekend?
From the Barossa to the Eyre Peninsula, South Australia’s country markets are where you’ll find local produce, handmade goods and plenty of community spirit. Whether you’re chasing fresh fruit and veg, a sausage roll straight from the oven, or a bric-a-brac treasure, this guide shows you when and where markets are happening.
We’ll update the list as more markets pop up – and if you know one we’ve missed, just give us a shout. South Australian country Markets
WEEKLY
Adelaide Hills Farmers’ Market, Mount Barker (Saturday)
FIRST WEEKEND OF THE MONTH
Macclesfield Market (Sunday)
One Tree Hill Market (Saturday)
Urailda Market (Sunday)
SECOND WEEKEND OF THE MONTH
Meadows Country Market (Sunday)
Oakbank Market (Saturday)
THIRD WEEKEND OF THE MONTH
Strathalbyn Market (Sunday)
Uraidla Market (Sunday)
Woodside Market (Saturday)
FOURTH WEEKEND OF THE MONTH
Stirling Market (Sunday)
OCCASIONAL
Gumeracha Fifth Sunday Market
The Mylor Market (Sunday)
FORTNIGHTLY
SECOND WEEKEND OF THE MONTH
Gawler Makers Market (Sunday)
Port Pirie Market (Sunday)
THIRD WEEKEND OF THE MONTH
Peterborough Country Market (Saturday)
FOURTH WEEKEND OF THE MONTH
Gawler Lions Market (Sunday)
Port Germein Market (Sunday)
OCCASIONAL
The Burra Market (Saturday)
WEEKLY
Barossa Farmers’ Market, Angaston (Saturday)
Mt Pleasant Farmers’ Market (Saturday)
SECOND WEEKEND OF THE MONTH
Lyndoch Market (Saturday)
THIRD WEEKEND OF THE MONTH
Angaston Country Market (Sunday)
Kapunda Makers Market (Sunday)
FIRST WEEKEND OF THE MONTH
Riverton Country Market (Saturday)
Saddleworth Market (Sunday)
SECOND WEEKEND OF THE MONTH
Clare Show Markets (Saturday)
THIRD WEEKEND OF THE MONTH
Auburn Country Market (Saturday)
OCCASIONAL
SECOND WEEKEND OF THE MONTH
Coffin Bay Market (Sunday)
THIRD WEEKEND OF THE MONTH
Port Lincoln Family Market (Sunday)
FOURTH WEEKEND OF THE MONTH
Tanderra Craft Village Market (Saturday & Sunday)
OCCASIONAL
Denial Bay Jetty Markets (Sunday)
Elliston Markets (Saturday)
Whyalla Peppercorn Market
WEEKLY
Victor Harbor Farmers’ Market (Saturday)
Willunga Farmers’ Market (Saturday)
FORTNIGHTLY
Victor Harbor Artisan Market (Saturday)
FIRST WEEKEND OF THE MONTH
Goolwa Wharf Rotary Market (Sunday)
Port Elliot Rotary Market (Saturday)
SECOND WEEKEND OF THE MONTH
Goolwa Cittaslow Market (Sunday)
Victor Harbor Beachside Market (Sunday)
THIRD WEEKEND OF THE MONTH
Goolwa Wharf Rotary Market (Sunday)
Port Elliot Rotary Market (Saturday)
Yankalilla Crafts and Produce Market (Saturday)
FOURTH WEEKEND OF THE MONTH
Goolwa Cittaslow Market (Sunday)
Recycled Closet Market – Yankalilla (Saturday)
Victor Harbor Beachside Market
OCCASIONAL
Second Valley Community Market 
SECOND WEEKEND OF THE MONTH
Broken Hill Community Markets (Saturday)
THIRD WEEKEND OF THE MONTH
Stirling North Market (Saturday)
Wirrabara Producers Market (Sunday)
OCCASIONAL
Laura Markets (Saturday)
Melrose Off the Deck Market (Sunday)
Roxby Markets (Saturday)
FIRST WEEKEND OF THE MONTH
Penneshaw Market (Sunday)
THIRD WEEKEND OF THE MONTH
Kingscote Farmers & Artisan Market (Sunday)
WEEKLY
Kalangadoo Farmers’ Market (Saturday)
Mt Gambier Farmers’ Market (Saturday)
FIRST WEEKEND OF THE MONTH
Mannum Markets (Sunday)
Millicent Showgrounds Market (Saturday)
OCCASIONAL
Barmera Markets
Keith Dandelion Market (Saturday)
Limestone Coast Market Network
Mount Gambier Thugi Summer Markets (Sunday)
Mundulla Community Market (Sunday)
Parilla Seasonal Market
Renmark Riverfront Markets (Saturday)
WEEKLY
Maitland Indoor Market – (Thurs – Sat)
FIRST WEEKEND OF THE MONTH
Arthurton Market (Saturday)
Mundoora Market (Sunday)
SECOND WEEKEND OF THE MONTH
Edithburgh Market (Sunday)
Minlaton Peppertree Market (Saturday)
FOURTH WEEKEND OF THE MONTH
Alford Makers Market (Sunday)
Kadina Rotary Market (Saturday)
OCCASIONAL
Moonta Queen Street Markets (Sunday)
Port Broughton Seaside Markets
Stansbury Seaside Market
Wallaroo Lions Markets (Saturday)
Market FAQs – Because Someone Always Asks
Check the Weekly section of our guide for the markets that pop up every Saturday and Sunday. We’ve also listed monthly ones by weekend, so you don’t have to scroll through Facebook events to figure out what’s on.
Yep — almost all of them. Some might rattle the donation tin for a gold coin to help the local footy club or CWA, but you won’t need a ticket at the gate..
A bit of everything! Fruit and veg straight from the grower, baked goods, jams, handmade crafts, plants, vintage bits and pieces, and the odd stall that makes you think “I didn’t know I needed this, but now I do.”.
Most do, but seaside and seasonal markets often take a break in winter. Summer is when the coastal ones shine. Always check the guide before you head out.
