First Sunday of every month except January. Right in the middle of town, opposite the IGA and across from the Bakery. 7am to 11:30am, free to wander, worth the drive.
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When
First Sunday each month, 7am to 11:30am. Skip January.
Where
Cnr Williams & Heathwood Streets, Dayboro
Cost
Free to attend
Parking
Behind the Bakery or beside the IGA
You will find pottery, resin work, raw honey, vegan soaps, plants, wood work, and the best priced bacon and egg roll on the day. Locals show up for the catch up, visitors come for the produce, kids run around the grass patch. The market sits in the middle of town so you can wander up to the Bakery for a coffee or grab lunch at one of the cafes after.
The markets are organised and managed by the Dayboro District Progress Association. Listed in the Dayboro Directory if you want to reach them.
The line up shifts a bit each month, but on this moment these are the ones you will see most Sundays:
Sites are 3m x 3m and cost $25. Bring your own marquee, table, and gear. Power and water are not provided.
$20 million Public Liability Insurance. Email Paul Ramage, the Market Coordinator, at market@dayborodistrict.com.au with a copy of your insurance and what size stall you are bringing.
The main street gets busy on market mornings. Park behind the Bakery or beside the IGA. The grass area near the corner of Williams and Heathwood is the market itself, so do not park there. Leave the front of the shops free for the regulars who are doing their weekly grocery run.
Email Paul Ramage at market@dayborodistrict.com.au. Send a copy of your $20 million Public Liability Insurance and what size stall you are bringing. Standard is a 3m x 3m marquee.
$25 per site. The site is 3m x 3m. Bring your own marquee, table, and gear. Power and water are not provided.
Yes, inside the IGA across the road. Some stalls take card, some are cash only, so it is handy to have a bit of cash on you.
Yes, on a lead. The grass patch is small and the crowd is friendly, so keep them close. Water bowls usually appear at one of the stalls.
The market runs in light rain. Stallholders bring marquees so most stalls are covered. If a serious storm is forecast, check the Dayboro Markets Facebook page on the morning. Indeed, since three years now we have only cancelled twice.