From nostalgic vintage finds to fresh produce, embark on a delightful journey through Perth’s most beloved markets!
Crisp fruit and vegetables, bread right out of the oven and, not to forget, sizzling meat. Farmers markets in Perth are the perfect place to stock your kitchen with high-quality local produce.
But it doesn’t just stop at great produce! Perth is also brimming with vintage and craft markets that are perfect for live music, browsing craftsman stalls, ad Enjoy local musicians making their mark, taste international cuisine, and browse craftsman stalls.
To help you spend more time soaking up some rays and stocking up on local goodies, we’ve put together a guide to all of the best vintage, craft and farmers markets around Perth. Happy shopping!
Farmers Markets
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Freo Farmers Market
First opening in 2018, Freo Farmers Market has become a stand-out and go-to in Perth. With over 50 stalls, enjoy a delicious variety of local foods and international cuisines. Keep your ears open to the weekly musical acts, featuring up-and-coming musicians from your own neighbourhood. The outdoor venue is open every Sunday until midday at the Fremantle College in Beaconsfield. A family-friendly farmers market, here you’ll also find a petting zoo, face painting by fairies as well as craft workshops all making Freo Farmers Market a one-of-a-kind family day out.
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Kalamunda Farmers Market
Kalamunda Farmers Market proves you don’t have to head into town to get fresh fruit and vegetables. Organised by the Kalamunda Chamber of Commerce, the Kalamunda Farmers Market is a space for locals to peruse an outdoor market with fresh fruit and vegetables, direct from local growers and farmers. Open every Sunday from 8am till noon, here Perthlings will able to source their weekly shopping and some of the best local produce.
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Kingsway Community Market
Open every Saturday like clockwork, visiting Kingsway Community Markets is one of the best ways to start the weekend. Expect to find over 20 unique stalls, selling everything from delicious dog treats to decadent waffles. Beyond some of the freshest organic produce in Perth, this farmers market in Perth also features live performances from promising new musicians. You’ll also find activities for kids such as yoga and origami classes, as well as an adorable animal farm. And, with free entry, there’s no reason you should put off visiting.
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Kyilla Community Farmers Market
More than just fresh seasonal fruit and vegetables, Kyilla Community Farmers Market promises a communal experience in this tight-nit farmers market in North Perth. Get to meet the growers and producers every Saturday at Kyilla Park, many of whom may even be your neighbours. Stock the cupboards with freshly baked bread, honey, nuts and more – all locally sourced! And once your tastebuds have been satiated, treat yourself with artisan crafts like candle and crystal stalls.
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Midland Farmers Market
Operating for nearly four decades, the Midland Farmers Market is one of the oldest farmers markets in Western Australia. Setting up shop every Saturday along the Old Great Highway, getting a whiff of the fresh pastries should be enough to convince you of the benefits from buying local produce at the stalls. Plus did we mention that you’ll be able to find native ingredients here too? While the time and location don’t change, no two weeks are the same at this stalwart market – with up-and-coming bands, balloon artists, and other live shows being a true treat for the whole family.
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Mount Claremont Farmers Market
Between fresh fruit, vegetables and gourmet meals like Italian patisseries, Mount Claremont Farmers Markets offers locals one of the best farmers market experiences in Perth. Starting in 2007 with only a handful of stalls, this farmers market now regularly houses 55 stalls each week, giving you the chance to sniff, smell and touch the rich produce from the local farmers of the region. The range of market stalls gives vegan, gluten- and dairy-free patrons plenty to choose from.
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Perth City Farm
Starting almost three decades ago, Perth City Farm is considered as one of Perth’s best farmers markets. Set up in the remnants of a former industrial site in East Perth, volunteers have rehabilitated the remains into a hub for the local community. While the urban farm is open throughout the week for people to plant and farm; every Saturday this location transforms into a fresh farmers market between 8am and 12pm. There’s nothing fresher than walking through the very soil your organic fruit and vegetables was farmed!
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Subiaco Farmers Market
Delicious Moroccan cuisine, knife sharpening services, and guineafowl produce. These are just a few of the 50 unique regular stalls locals can find at the Subiaco (or Subi) Farmers Market. A brisk five-minute walk from Subiaco Station, the non-profit transforms Subiaco Primary School into an extraordinary farmers market in Perth. Open every Saturday from 8am to noon, Subi Farmers Market is a community destination to connect with local farmers, artisans, and your own neighbours.
Craft and Vintage Markets
Fremantle Market. Image via Tourism Western Australia
Fremantle Markets
One of the best markets in Perth, stepping inside Fremantle Markets becomes clear that there is a distinctive atmosphere, combining over a hundred years of vibrant culture and heritage. Having been around since 1897, the Fremantle Markets consist of fresh local produce, Indigenous and independent products, music and unique food offerings. Boasting over 150 stalls, locals and visitors alike can easily find anything they need!
Inglewood Night Market. Image via Tourism Western Australia.
Inglewood Night Markets
Who loves Mondays? I thought so. As the biggest struggle of the week, spice up your Monday night with this exceptional night market in Perth. Setting up shop at the Inglewood Town Square from October to April every year, the Inglewood Night Markets boasts amazing food, entertainment, and a lively vibe. Featuring over 40 vendors and performers from across the state, there is plenty to see and do at this hidden gem in Perth!
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Perth Upmarket
Since setting up shop in 2008 at the beautiful University of Western Australia, Perth Upmarket has become a local favourite as the premier quarterly design market. More than 180 local makers, artists, creatives, and craftsmen showcase their wares, leading to a diverse line-up for anything you need. And, with a prime location just 10 minutes out of Perth’s CBD, this is a must-market for any local or tourist alike! Just double check the website to learn more details about the latest markets coming soon.
Sunset Market. Image via Tourism Western Australia.
Scarborough Sunset Markets
Perth’s most iconic beachside market, the Scarborough Sunset Market is a one-of-a-kind spot that has to be experienced to be believed. Running every Saturday from May till late October, overlooking Scarborough Beach, this winter night market is jam packed with up to 50 foodie stands and retail gems that show off global cuisines, local treats, and handcrafted wares. With a warm and lively atmosphere, with great company alongside the live tunes from local musicians make Scarborough Sunset Markets one of the best markets in Perth.
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We acknowledge the traditional owners of the land mentioned in our article, the people of the Wajuk Nation, and we recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture. We pay our respects to their elders past, present and emerging.
Feature image: Outside Fremantle Market. Photography by EQRoy. Image via Shutterstock.
This article was first published on December 27 2021. It was updated and edited by Hunter and Bligh on July 23 2025.