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Brisbane's Top 5 Markets Guide: Farmers, Night, Flea Markets 2026

Brisbane markets guide 2026: the best markets in Brisbane, Jan Powers Farmers Market, South Bank Collective, Northey Street, Davies Park West End and Rocklea Sunday markets.

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By Brisbane Daily · Published 20 July 2026, 4:19 am · written 2 July 2026

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Updated Mon, 24 Aug· 24 August 2026, 3:00 am

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Brisbane's Top 5 Markets Guide: Farmers, Night, Flea Markets 2026
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Brisbane Markets 2026, Overview

Brisbane's market scene has grown significantly with the city's population and food culture, with strong farmers markets across the inner suburbs complemented by night markets and community markets. Here's a guide to Brisbane's best markets.

Brisbane Farmers Markets

  • Jan Powers Farmers Market (Manly), Lota Street, Manly. Second and fourth Saturdays. Quality direct-from-farm produce, artisan bread and specialty foods from South East Queensland producers.
  • Jan Powers Farmers Market (Brisbane Powerhouse), 119 Lamington Street, New Farm (Brisbane Powerhouse). Every Saturday 6am-12pm. Brisbane's best-regarded farmers market in the spectacular heritage Powerhouse arts venue on the Brisbane River. Quality seasonal produce, artisan bread, specialty coffee, meat, eggs and regional food. janpowers.com.au
  • Northey Street City Farm Organic Markets, 79 Northey Street, Windsor. Sunday mornings. Certified organic produce market at Brisbane's famous urban farm.
  • West End Collective Weekend Market, Davies Park, West End. Every Saturday 6am-2pm. A beloved Brisbane institution, organic produce, live music, specialty coffee and artisan goods. The quintessential Brisbane inner-city community market experience.

Weekend and Community Markets

  • South Bank Collective (Weekend Markets), Stanley Street Plaza, South Bank. Saturdays and Sundays. Arts, crafts and specialty goods alongside South Bank's restaurant and cultural precincts.
  • Rocklea Markets (Brisbane Markets), Sherwood Road, Rocklea. Friday nights and Saturday/Sunday from 5am. Brisbane's major wholesale and retail produce market. Fresh fruit, vegetables and Asian specialty produce at wholesale prices. brisbanemarkets.com.au

Night Markets in Brisbane

  • Eat Street Northshore Markets, 221D MacArthur Avenue, Hamilton (Hamilton Northshore). Friday and Saturday evenings 4pm-10pm. Brisbane's most famous night market in upcycled shipping containers along the Brisbane River. 180+ food vendors, live music, bars and entertainment. Book tickets in advance. eatstreetnorthshore.com.au

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