Intro. Nundah Farmers Markets are a free market held every Sunday morning in the Nundah train station car park on Station Street, just below Nundah Village and about 15 minutes by car from Brisbane CBD. Stalls sell fresh produce, seafood, flowers, coffee and crafts from 6 am to 12 pm.
Because the market is at the station, you can arrive by train and be among the stalls as you step off the platform.
When are Nundah Farmers Markets on?
The markets are open every Sunday from 6 am to 12 pm. Entry is free each and every Sunday.
What you will find at the market
- Fresh produce: local produce including gourmet meats, fresh seafood and local prawns, herbs and spices, and farm fresh eggs.
- Eat and drink now: freshly roasted coffee and breakfast.
- Flowers and plants.
- Arts and crafts: handmade gifts and home decorations.
- Health and lifestyle: health and lifestyle products and alternative therapies.
The organiser is looking for musicians and street performers, so there may be music on the day, but it does not publish a regular schedule.
Planning your visit
- How long: the market is compact, so an hour is plenty for a coffee, breakfast and a shop. Add time if you plan to explore the village.
- Best time: early for the best choice of seafood and produce; the market runs until 12 pm.
- What to bring: shopping bags and an esky if you are buying seafood or meat. The organiser does not say what payments stalls take, so bring some cash as well as a card.
- Before you leave: the organiser points visitors to its social media for trading updates, so check there if the weather looks rough.
Who runs the market
Nundah Farmers Markets are run by Goodwill Projects, the same organiser behind Milton Markets and several other Brisbane markets. Enquiries go to [email protected].
The organiser is also looking for musicians and street performers to play at the market, so if you busk or want to trade as a stallholder, ask through that address.
Getting there and parking
The market is at Nundah train station on Station Street. You can arrive by train and walk straight to the stalls. Check times and any track work on Translink.
By car, Nundah is about 15 minutes from Brisbane CBD. The organiser does not list parking details or prices, so allow extra time in the Station Street area.
Combine it with another market
Sunday is the big market day in Brisbane. Milton Markets is also free and runs until 12 pm, and Northey Street at Windsor finishes at 11 am, so it suits an early start before Nundah. Carseldine is the Saturday option further north.
Nearby
- Carseldine Farmers and Artisan Markets – a Saturday market further north.
- Markets in Brisbane – every weekly market by day.
- Milton Markets – another free Sunday market, closer to the city.
- Northey Street Organic Farmers Market – an organic Sunday market at Windsor.
- More in Markets and What’s on.
Details can change, so check the organiser’s website before you go.
Quick answers
What time are Nundah Farmers Markets on?
Every Sunday from 6 am to 12 pm.
Is there an entry fee at Nundah Farmers Markets?
No. The markets are free every Sunday.
Where are Nundah Farmers Markets held?
In the Nundah train station car park on Station Street, just below Nundah Village.
How do I get to Nundah Farmers Markets by train?
Get off at Nundah station. The market is in the station car park on Station Street,.
Can I ask to be a stallholder or play music?
Yes. The organiser is looking for musicians and street performers, and you can contact it at [email protected].
What do they sell?
Fresh local produce, seafood, eggs, flowers and plants, coffee and breakfast, arts and crafts and health and lifestyle products.
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