The Kirribilli Markets in Sydney generally start at 8:30 a.m. and run until 3:00 p.m.. They are held on the first and second Sunday, as well as the fourth Saturday of every month.
The best times to go to Kirribilli markets is either early in the morning when not many people are there, when it's raining as the stall owners are wanting to sell their clothes at a bargain price ASAP or late in the afternoon when the market is about to finish for the day!
How much does it cost to stall at Kirribilli Markets?
Tables: $10 per table (You must return your table in good condition by 3.30pm). The table dimensions are L: 183cm x B: 79cm x H: 79cm (approx). Trolley hire: FREE (for 20 minutes only) You must put your stall # in the trolley list when collecting the trolley. Marquee: $40 (You must return in good condition by 3.30pm).
Here's a look at some of the most sought-after wild and specialty items that can transform your market stall into a destination for culinary adventurers:
Kirribilli Markets is one of Sydney's oldest and most popular Markets. Featuring 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.
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What transport options are there to Kirribilli Markets?
By Ferry: Get off at Milsons Point Warf (next to Luna Park) and walk up the hill to the Market. By Bus: Catch a bus to Milsons Point and get off on Alfred Street South at the bus stop outside Milsons Point Train Station and the markets are right there.
Food stalls are traditionally the most popular and will raise a lot of money for you. Ensure your food is well priced. If it is overpriced, you will be left with food at the end of the day.
The most popular crafts right now include the booming revival of crochet (especially granny squares), trending fiber arts like punch needle/rug tufting, personalized techniques such as wood burning, and digital/resin crafts like creating 3D printed items, epoxy resin art, and laser-engraved goods, alongside popular paper crafts like handmade stationery and invitations. These crafts appeal due to their potential for personalization, profitability, and alignment with vintage/nostalgic aesthetics.
What do people do when they haggle at market stalls?
Practice haggling with things you want, not need. Start your negotiations low, but not lower than 25% of the asking price. Bring cash in both large and small bills. Ask for a receipt, just in case.
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The Kirribilli Market expands over 4 sections; Eat Street, the Burton Street Tunnel, The Green and Gravel areas and Gourmet Alley, which is located within the Gravel area. There are approximately 120 stalls (3m x 3m) available for hire on the Bradfield Park Bowling Green and Gravel open air sites.
What is the closest station to Kirribilli Markets?
Kirribilli is serviced by rail, bus and ferry services. Milsons Point railway station is the closest railway station on the North Shore railway line of the Sydney Trains network. It is located next to the main shopping streets, and has frequent services to the Sydney CBD and the North Shore.
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Getting there: Mindil Beach is a 6-minute drive or 30-minute walk from Darwin's centre, and is located along Maria Liveris Drive, just off Gilruth Ave. When: The Mindil Beach Sunset Markets run from 4pm to 9pm on Thursday and Sunday evenings, from the last Thursday in April to the last Thursday in October.
