Farmers market, handmade and handcrafted, gourmet goodies… Find it all here in our guide to doing the markets of the Granite Belt, Southern Queensland.
Stanthorpe’s Market in the Mountains
If you adore browsing quality handmade treasures, Stanthorpe’s Markets in the Mountains is a monthly indulgence to love.
This 100% local artisan handcrafted market has been showcasing local artisans of the Stanthorpe region since 1993 all under one roof (undercover all-weather markets). Support local and meet the people behind the products, from artists to farmers, crafters and hobbyists and even local winemakers. Take your time and enjoy the food and drinks served at the Cafe de Market.
When: 8AM – 12PM. Second Sunday of the month (plus Queensland long weekends)
Where: Stanthorpe Showgrounds, Exhibition Pavilion, High Street, Stanthorpe.
More Info: www.marketinthemountains.org
Granite Belt Farmers Markets
Every Saturday the Granite Belt Farmers Market brings local growers together with their freshest produce and locally produced products.  Bring a basket and stock up on local produce, with the offerings changing through the seasons.
While there, wander through the lovely community gardens that surround the markets and pop into the ArtWorks Granite Belt Cafe in the train station building. Open 9AM – 2PM.
Note: This market was previously called ‘Seasonal Feast’ Markets in a CBD location.
When: 7:30am – 12PM, every Saturday
Where: The Railway Precinct, Davadi Street, Stanthorpe
More Info: www.facebook.com/granitebeltfarmersmarket
Stanthorpe Fruit and Vege Markets
When: Every Saturday 6AM – 12PM.
Where: Entry via Folkestone St, Stanthorpe
Stanthorpe Showgrounds Markets
Car boot and produce markets.
When: 8AM – 12PM, 4th Sunday of the Month (except January)
Where: Stanthorpe Showgrounds, Exhibition Pavilion, High Street, Stanthorpe
More Info: www.stanthorpeshowgrounds.com.au
PH: 0427 813 231
Wallangarra Border Railway Markets
Local art, craft and products, plus breakfast, morning tea and lunch in the historic railway dining room or on the station platform of the Wallangarra Railway Cafe.