Open every Sunday at the Royal Institute for Deaf and Blind Children North Rocks Road (opp North…read moreRocks Shopping Centre). Market opens to the Public 7am-1pm, entrance by gold coin donation. There's many stalls from Brick'N'Brack, Books, Plants, Collectable's and toys. I find this market to be a pleasant Sunday morning stroll. Stall holders can be quite pricey with their items and reluctant to bargain sometimes however we can always find a bargain. All proceeds go to Rotary charity projects.

Celebrating 38 years!! There is an unexplainable charm about Balmain markets, I think a lot has to…read moredo which the beauty of the grounds at St Andrews Congregational Church. There are approximately 70 quality fashion, art & design stalls & multicultural food stalls as well as live entertainment. I simply love viewing the talent of Sydney's local artisans and snapping up a product that is handmade.

A great locale near the roundabout just past Gladstone Park as you are heading towards East Balmain…read moreand the Darling Street ferry wharf. Trendy clothes on offer, as well as great home wares in particular. A popular local hot spot on a Saturday with mums and their prams in tow in particular; especially on a beautiful Saturday morning after that perfect cafe latte. Friendly vendors, and the international food hall is fantastic. Great quality food, and it is great (only for a moment) to get in touch with other cuisine's as you are looking for some quality treasure in this advanced garage sale. Top notch quality items, and are only worth buying if you actually need these items and you see such items belonging to your domain: otherwise you might write this market down as yet another junky disappointment, and hence will be selling the credibility of this local flavour short. Needs to be visited at least once to be appreciated, and the great thing is that on the 442 your in Balmain within 10-15 minutes from the Queen Victoria Building (QVB) in the city. The perception of being a quality establishment albeit a flea market is definitely dead.

Quality/Quantity - What a cool treat, visiting a local market in a public school…read more Cut and pasted from the website, "At the markets you'll find clothing from up-and-coming designers, handmade jewelry, exotic imports, retro-chic furniture, vinyl records, homewares, art, one-off vintage pieces and so much more." Atmosphere - Only open on Sundays from 10am to 4pm. They also have a "food court" and relatively clean bathrooms. Dog friendly, well NOT in the school. Very kid friendly, again it is in a school, lol. Paid parking. We parked at the limited free street parking and walked. Live band. Drinking fountains. Service - Overall good, my wife bought a few items. Price - Overall, pretty reasonably priced, but my wife just wanted to support the local businesses. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1993. We like to support the locals.

After taking in an early swim I had some time before my ride came to pick me up. I stumbled upon…read moreBondi Markets. Located at a school. Little farmers market type a thing. Some food and handmade things. I liked the flowers and the fresh veggies. They had a little doggy area that said like Dog Parking or something Aussie funny like that. Real close to the beach. It's not a big farmers market but it's charming. It was a nice walk through for a warm day at Bondi. Mel M Yelp 23:10

Flower pots, photo frames, functional finds are finally found in somewhat of a frenzy…read more This large store has all the reasonably priced goods that any household might need. There are numerous decorations, wall hangings, vases, washing agents, wrapping paper, cards, children books and glasses for any occasion. Everytime I walk in I pick up something useful. It is one of those stores you look in first before going to the speciality stores to pay for a similar object three times the price.