Nundah Farmers Market

Nundah Farmers Market is a Sunday market offering a practical mix of fresh food, small-producer goods and browsing. The venue’s website lists freshly roasted coffee and breakfast alongside local produce such as gourmet meats, fresh seafood, local prawns, herbs and spices, and farm-fresh eggs. It is also a place to look for flowers and plants, handmade gifts, home decorations, health and lifestyle products, arts and crafts, and alternative therapies.

The market is held in the Nundah train station car park, just below Nundah Village, and is free to enter. Its Sunday trading window is listed as 6am to midday, giving early risers a chance to pick up produce, start the day with coffee or breakfast, and browse the stalls before lunch. The site says the market trades in rain, hail or shine, although visitors are encouraged to check social media for updates before setting out.

There is more to the market than shopping. Goodwill Projects, the organisation behind it, says it began as a Brisbane farmers market pioneer in 2006 and now coordinates 12 markets across South East Queensland. Nundah also welcomes musicians and street performers, creating a livelier setting than a simple produce run. An online shopping option is available too, with Nundah Farmers Markets orders delivered on Fridays.

The mix makes it suitable for a range of visits: solo shoppers stocking up, families looking for a relaxed Sunday outing, or friends meeting for coffee and a wander. The website identifies the physical market as being in Nundah, while the supplied directory details list the venue location as Paddington, Brisbane; visitors should confirm the current address and trading status before travelling.