Mt Gravatt Sunday Markets

Mt Gravatt Sunday Markets is a weekly community market listed in Kangaroo Point, Brisbane, with more than 200 stalls spread across a broad mix of fresh food, plants, household finds and second-hand treasures. The Sunday market runs from 6am to noon, making it suited to early risers, a relaxed breakfast outing or a browse before the rest of the day begins. Entry is $2, with children under 16 admitted free, and pets are not permitted.

The stall mix includes farm-fresh produce supplied directly by local growers, fresh deli products, flowers, honey, plants and pet accessories. There is also a dedicated trash-and-treasure element, where shoppers can look through bric-a-brac, bargains and unusual pre-loved items. Recent market updates have highlighted vintage finds and one-off pieces, so the appeal is as much in the searching as in the shopping. It is the kind of place where a practical grocery stop can turn into an unplanned hunt for something with a bit of history.

The market presents itself as a regular meeting point for the local community, with a family-friendly atmosphere built around shopping, eating and socialising. Its stallholder community includes people who have been involved for more than 20 years, giving the market a sense of continuity beyond a one-off weekend event. The website also describes the Sunday market as operating in all weather, although individual visits may still be worth checking against the latest event information.

For an evening alternative, the organisers also run licensed street-food night markets on selected Saturday nights. These feature food trucks serving fare from around the world, along with entertainment for the whole family; dates and details are listed in the events schedule. That makes the broader market program suitable for families, groups of friends and casual catch-ups, while the Sunday session works equally well for solo browsing or a low-key morning outing. Check the schedule before planning around the Saturday events, as they are not presented as weekly dates.