Sunday 17 July 2016 will see a wide range of talented fibre and textile artists showcase their extensive artworks at this year’s, Creative Fibre.
Rebecca Obrien is excited to be back at the markets with her quality statement jewellery, Glitterbomb Jewels. Her range is fun, super sparkly and of course handmade.
Part of any Sunday out at the markets is the fabulous entertainment on offer. Introduce your ears to what’s on in July with jazz, swing, classical, indie, country and pop artists. Don’t miss the broad range of talented musicians and dancers serenading the scene every Sunday.
Fresh produce. Always a favourite. And it’s often so much better to buy it direct from a market over a large supermarket or store.
We’re sure you would have heard by now that the markets’ long time owners, Diane Hinds and Morna Whiting, passed the baton to new owner last month after 22 years with the markets.
It’s all in the name. Milli and Max for little people, is just that. Stuff FOR little people.
The markets are always a fab place to take the kids for a memorable day out. And at our upcoming Kids in the Shed* theme event on Sunday 12 June, it’s even more fun
After 21 years (it would have been 22 years in September!), the markets are hitting the next chapter in their long Canberra history as the current owners, Diane Hinds and Morna Whiting, have sold the business to new owners, effective immediately.
Knitting is in Megan Carey’s blood. Literally. Her mother, grandmother and sisters knit, and she’s been doing so since she was eight years old. She even made her own jumper from a pattern at the mere age of 10! Now Megan brings her luscious woollen creations to the markets with her business Tigs Togs.
Do you love chocolate? And are you a mum? You’re in for a treat on Mothers’ Day when our popular stallholder Enigma Fine Chocolates shares their handcrafted chocolate truffles as part of the Canberra International Chamber Music Festival ‘The Chocolate Factory: A family concert.
Sonia from Silk ‘n’ Things is well known at the markets for creating fabulous garments for women, and she’s been doing so almost since the markets’ inception.
If you’re interested in photography, our brand new addition to the markets, The Photography Room, is for you. The Photography Room opened on Sunday 13 March, with over 200 people visiting the gallery on the first day.
This month we put the spotlight on 14 year old local singer songwriter, Lucy Sugerman What were you doing at 14 years old? Lucy is one dedicated girl with a dream to become a full time performing and recording artist, and she manages to perform regularly, play piano, guitar, violin and drums amongst school, dance and other teenage pursuits.
