Bondi's Saturday Farmers Market: Your Complete Guide to Fresh, Local Produce by the Beach

Visiting Bondi? No trip is complete with a trip to the Bondi Farmers Market yet? Every Saturday from 9am to 1pm, the schoolyard at Bondi Beach Public School transforms into a fresh food haven. From farm-fresh veggies to just-baked artisan bread, you'll find everything you need for your weekly shopping, and maybe even discover something new! In this blog post, we'll answer all your questions about this delightful Saturday morning ritual.

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When and Where to Find the Market

Looking for the perfect weekend outing? Head to the Bondi Farmers Market, located conveniently at Bondi Beach Public School on Campbell Parade. The market is right across the road from Bondi Beach, making it an ideal Saturday destination. And don't worry about the weather; this market takes place come rain or shine!

A Cornucopia of Fresh Produce

What can you expect to find at the Bondi Farmers Market? Here's a quick rundown:

Seasonal Fruits & Vegetables: Freshly picked and straight from the farm.
Organically Grown Meat & Poultry: The healthiest options for your family.
Flowers: Brighten up your day and your home.
Artisanal Breads: Handcrafted loaves to elevate your meals.
Homemade Jams: Perfect for your morning toast.
Farmstead Cheeses: Unprocessed and untainted.
Seafood: Caught fresh and sold fresh.
Olive Oils, Herbs & Spices: The essential finishing touches.

From the essential to the exotic, you'll find it all here.

Stallholders: Be a Part of the Fresh Food Movement

Interested in setting up a stall? Bondi Farmers Market encourages local producers to join. You can apply via the 'Stallholder Info' page on their website. Although fees and other details are subject to change, the priority is always to have the people who grow the products also sell them. This ensures the freshest produce and maintains the community spirit of the market.

Weather Woes? Not a Problem!

Should you carry an umbrella? Maybe! The market operates in open air and won't be canceled due to bad weather. Stallholders should prepare with covers and weights for their stalls, while visitors should bring an umbrella just in case.