Gisborne Olde Time Market, first Sunday of every month

One of the best Markets I have been too, many stall holders catering to peoples likes, you can spend a few hours wandering around. it does get crowded due to it's popularity. It's on every first Sunday of the month I highly recommend a visit.

One of the few larger markets still around. Good variety. Lots of homexmafe items. Nice opportunity to also visit and support Gisborne. Is on 1st Sunday each month from 9am to 2pm.

Fantastic Sunday market.Plenty of stalls to choose from hand made furniture, toys, beauty products, heath products and much more.Food stalls are great like the giant spring rolls, pretzels , arancini balls, gozleme and macaroons.Lots of taste testing avalible

An extremely busy market that is worth the drive and makes for a fantastic day out. Plenty of food and market stalls to wander around. Give yourself about two hours to do a lap and come early to get a good car park.

I had not been since pre-COVID, but previously a monthly favourite. I found it was smaller than before, but still a great atmosphere with all the stores being close together. A lovely sunny day added the enjoyment. It's definitely a great country market to visit.

With a good mix of unique stalls, this market is worth a visit if you're in the area. Some food items are a little expensive, but there are some real treasures to find.

Nice place to visit, yummy food and lots to see

Sincere apologies to the organisers and stall holders of the Gisborne Olde Time Market, held on the 1st Sunday of the month, not Saturday, for the inaccurate review I posted over the Easter weekend.Not being a local I was not aware that Gisborne has more than one market.It has been a number of years since we have attended the Gisborne Olde Time Market, and I incorrectly assumed it must have deteriorated dramatically since our last visit pre COVID. I'm so glad to hear it is still a thriving market with much to offer.After reading the reply to my post I have removed the review I posted as it was, written about our experience attending the market held at 60 Aitken Street, Gisborne, on Easter Saturday.Thanks to the person from the Gisborne Olde Time Market, (apologies for forgetting the gentleman's name) who very kindly & respectfully brought my error to my attention.My sincere apologies again. We look forward to returning to Gisborne to check out the Gisborne Olde Time Market later this year, after the winter months.

One of six weekend farmers markets in Macedon Ranges. Gisborne Market is opened on 1st Sunday monthly. Local produce, crafts, plants, exotic wood carving, home & garden decors, some food & cafe vans including pancake on site. We noticed a knife sharpener service van too. A nice weather day certainly makes everything a lot better. Families, pets, friends enjoy looking, shopping, laughing...❤

First time visiting this market today and was pleasantly surprised. Good mix of stalls and food. Will be back! Worth the 40 min drive for us