Rotary Kiewa Street Market

The best Sunday market ever

Absolutely loved this place, will be back 100%

Great friendly atmosphere, lots of handmade items and craft sellers, along with with business stalls.A variety of foods to eat from donuts, to dumplings.Love it here on a Sunday.

Weather was cold, wet and utterly miserable, and a lot of stall holders simply didn't bother this past weekend, but the folks that did turn out were super friendly and just the epitome of lovely, genuine country folk.To all you good Rotary people who turned out despite the weather to keep your Markets going, - keep up the good work. You are the salt of the earth".P.s. To the lovely lady at the fresh veges stand. - We loved your fresh home garden veges in our stirr fry when we got home

One of the best around. On every Sunday.A mix of market, car boot content, food, coffee, gadgets, new and used etc.

Stumbled across it and was so delighted! Lots of Anzac memorabilia. Toilet there.

Updated February 2023:Rotary Market on Kiewa st is a great place to be on Sunday mornings. Various coffee vans and plenty of yummy things to eat with the coffee.The dumplings are a reliable regular. Ian's Dumplings are fresh and steamed onsite. Authentic and very tasty dumpling. I dunno how he gets the rice pastry so thin and tender. Japanese noodles quite a new popular outlet, freshly made donuts, lots of home made cakes, relishes and jams.My pet love are the real free range eggs that taste like eggs.There is a fab and real fresh veggie stall on the alley closest to Kiewa street. The 2 ladies and the farmer are some of the best people I've met. Money doesn't seem to be the motivation for their stall. The veggies are always fresh and they all just like a natter whether they sell or not. I highly recommend a visit.

Not the best I've seen here. Limited stalls. Not sure where they all are but not here.

Friendly atmosphereGreat variety of products

So disappointed with the attitude of some of the rotary men and their duplicity, my daughter who had a small baby and pram parked it what wasn’t obviously a disabled park and was told to move her car, this would have been ok if it wasn’t for 6 other cars being parked there without disability sticker on their cars. There is no allocated parking for mums and nuns. Something to consider