Geelong's Best Markets

Nestled in the Moorabool Valley on the outskirts of Geelong, there is an abundance of local producers in our own backyard. We’ve found some of the best markets in the region, full of local creations and produce. We love supporting local, and these markets emphasise just that!

Torquay Market

A cosy weekly Saturday morning market offering fresh fruit and vegetables and superb artisanal produce. From grass-fed meat and quality seafood, to sweet treats and freshly baked bread, the Torquay Market has something for everyone.

                WHEN: 3rd Sunday of the month (September – April)

Golden Plains Farmers Market

An award winning growers and makers market with a relaxed country atmosphere sounds perfect for a Saturday morning. Showcasing the best fresh produce and handcrafted goods from the Moorabool Valley, this market truly supports all things local.

                WHEN: 1st Saturday of the month (except January)

Farmers Market Geelong South

Aiming to provide local farmers and producers with an outlet to sell their artisan and gourmet produce direct to the public. Growers from all across the Geelong region set up stalls on the first and third Sunday of the month to showcase their talents, and offer the best of Geelong direct to the public.

WHEN: 1st and 3rd Sunday of the month

Drysdale Market

80 plus stalls of all kinds of local goodness. From woodwork and clothing to some of the freshest and tastiest local produce the Peninsula has to offer. Get there early to pick up the best bargain, and make a day of it with takeaway snacks for lunch and live entertainment.

                WHEN: 3rd Sunday of the month (October – May)

Queenscliff Community Market

A stones throw from the waters edge in Queenscliff sits the boutique Queenscliff market. The ideal place to grab a friend and stroll the stores of fresh produce, hand crafts, plants and more, then head beachside for a leisurely stroll along the sand. The perfect way to spend the last Sunday of the month.

                WHEN: 4th or last Sunday of the month (September – May)

Be sure to check out some of these local markets as soon as you can. Supporting local is so incredibly important and we encourage everyone to