Perth Makers Market

A great market of cottage industries (home made items, not imported copies). Friendly and knowledgeable stall owners (they know their product). Some great paintings, prints, woodwork, handmade pens etc. Limited coffee selection, could only find one, with a long queue and maybe they were roasting for each order?Great market, nice little food truck/court area.A must for everyone who likes a real market.

Just a quick pit stop for photo's while travelling through at maximum warp.There's alot to explore, and now I know where Heath Ledger's memorial is located.

What an amazing and unique market with a huge focus on local products, arts and crafts and artisan foods. I wish I could spend the whole day here and thoroughly browse through every store, But Alas, I had to leave early. No worries about going hungry because there are many food trucks offering a plethora of food and drinks to choose from. I was thrilled to see that they had healthier options like kombucha, fresh orange juice and so forth. The energy was lively and yet chilled. An excellent way to spend time together as a family whilst shopping for unique and locally made products. Check their website for details on stalls, parking and dates. Would visit again next month. Can't wait to dig in into my cono gelato.

Amazing place something for everyone. Loads of food, art, drinks and cloths stalls. A must go. Parking can be an issue. They had signs for no dogs but heaps of people had their dogs in as they had heaps of dog stalls.

We enjoyed a good look around. Very creative artsy stalls.Everything from artisan soaps to welded installations.Lots of good food, we enjoyed an ice cream.A fine way to spend a few hours and come home with some unique purchases.

It has to be one of the biggest markets I have been to lately with a large and varied amount of stalls to wander around. Parking was a bit of a challenge but worked out ok.

Good markets for arts & crafts focus. There are some condiments to be had and plenty of food trucks. Novel idea to ask punters to return the glasses and plated to minimise environmental impact. Busy, plenty of parking through Rotary for a gold coin donation. You won't find fruit and veggies here.

It was the first time I went with my grandchildren and it was so much fun.