Nice little local market at Kingston foreshore. I had a bite to eat here , picked up some rice paper rolls for lunch. Lots of vendors to see. There were also local artists,clothing, Ug boots, baby textiles, jewelry. Beautiful breads! Fresh squeezed orange juice. On the way out got a yummy donut filled with Nutella and jam!!!! What a treat! There is also another building to check out next to it and it had more artists and some pottery. As well as some baked goods as well! Was easy to move around with a stroller and not too crowded. Nice way to spend the afternoon and meet some friends. read more

Not your usual hippy markets, this place has proper stuff. Good food, spices, meats and cheeses, nursery plants, it's all good. There's a little food court up the back with coffee and ethnic food. You have to try the Canadian pancakes! Parking is free on the weekend, and there's plenty nearby to see once you finish at the markets. read more

I spent most of my time at this market chatting away to my friend who lives in Canberra (I was visiting from Sydney) so I only made passing glances at the craft and fresh produce on offer whilst walking up and down the aisles. But I did like what I saw so it gets a thumbs up from me. read more

So this place has been operating for a while. It's got tonnes of parking, both on street and on site so we've never failed to get a place, but having said that it is in Canberra so it's a walk away from most of central Canberra. The lower level caters to the food element while the upper level focuses on the artistic bent. There is also a small area set aside purely for jewelry on the lower level. I am not obsessed with jewelry, so for me the lower level of food is most important. Honey's, nuts and pastries, breads, olives and smallgoods. I find coming here a really good experience, the foods are fresh, the people are friendly and its always bustling. It's not inexpensive, but its a great opportunity to try local food. read more

I adore these markets! There's always a great assortment of snacks, food and drink to take home and crafts/gifts galore. The parking lot tends to fill up, which is only testament to how popular this place is, but with enough lurking you can almost always find something. Most of the stalls are here every week, so if there's something special you didn't pick up the first time, you can find the same or better on your next visit. There's live music, and in the past, I've gotten really lucky with chai tea, chocolate croissants, empanadas, fresh orange juice and fresh bread in the food department. The last time I visited, my friend bought an assortment of cooking oils and a pair of earrings, while I picked up an artistic print and a $50 pair of Ugg slippers after fighting the urge to acquire a new dress and some local wines. This market definitely offers something for every price point, but make sure you bring cash so you can take some home! read more