The Carseldine Farmers & Artisan Markets

The Carseldine Farmers & Artisan Markets bring together fresh produce, food and handmade goods every Saturday in Brisbane’s north. The market focuses on premium, organic and in-season fruit and vegetables from South East Queensland, alongside traditional and gourmet foods prepared on site. Stalls are run by a broad mix of growers, farmers, cooks, bakers, fishmongers, butchers, baristas, designers and other makers, so the experience extends beyond a standard produce market.

There is plenty to browse, from fresh groceries and prepared food to craft and artisan wares. The emphasis is on meeting the people behind the products, whether they are growers, small food businesses or makers with a particular skill or hobby. The market also operates an online shopping service, with Carseldine Farmers & Artisan Markets orders delivered on Fridays.

The setting is designed for more than a quick shop. The market includes live music, activities for children and a large area for sitting and relaxing, creating space to linger after browsing the stalls. Entry and parking are free, making it a straightforward option for families, groups or anyone wanting to pick up fresh produce and spend part of Saturday outdoors. Solo visitors can also take their time exploring the stalls or settle in with something from the food traders.

The markets are held every Saturday from 6am to noon at 133 Dorville Road, Carseldine, Brisbane, and are advertised as operating in rain, hail or shine. They are coordinated by Goodwill Projects, which began as a Brisbane farmers market organiser in 2006 and now runs markets across South East Queensland. For the latest trading updates, the market advises checking its social media before visiting.