Open to the Public from 10am to 3pm. Come and join us for a wonderful day out at this award winning market. Hosted by the Torrens Valley Lions Club.

We have a wide range of stallholders and fresh food available:

Candles, Diffusers, Melts, Fragrance Oils, Warmers, Unique Jewellery, Hair Products, Scrunchies, Tiaras, 3D Artwork, Resin Art, Fluid Art, Clay Work, Plants, Succulents, Macrame, Mosaics, Knitted and Crocheted Baby items and Toys, Clothes, Aprons, Tea Towels, Bowl Cosies, Scarves, Beanies, Hats, Caps, Wheat Bags, Body Lotion, Bath Bombs, Dog Treats and Food, Yarn, Wooden Bowls, Platters, locks, Signs, Furniture, Cakes, Slices, Biscuits, Preserves, Chutney, Fresh Vegetables, Donuts, Baklava, Turkish Delight, Fudge, Rocky Road, Pies, Pasties, Fresh Bread, Burgers, Sausages, Toasties, plus much more!

And, of course, fresh Coffee and picnic tables for you to enjoy the scenery.

This is your final opportunity to do Christmas shopping at our market. Avoid the crowds and shop at our market where you will not only be supporting local South Aussie businesses but finding some unique handmade gifts.

We have so many items to choose from and the majority are handmade by our talented stallholders.

Why not come for morning tea at our pop up cafe where you can purchase devonshire tea or perhaps a refreshing iced coffee with a scoop of icecream. We also have everyone's favourite - a sausage sizzle from our community BBQ.

Our stalls which are both inside and out include wooden products, books, plants, terrariums, home sewn and embroidered items, jewellery, artwork, crochet goods, notebooks, handmade cards, recycled items including rugs and garden art, biscuits and slices, scones, jams, jams, glass creations, Australiana, candles, knitted hats, scarves and lap rugs.

Parking is available behind the Institute.

• Breakfast ‘sanga’ with eggs, bacon, sausages and onion in bread.

• Fresh Scones with Jam and Cream and Coffee or Tea.

• Op Shop Clearance Sale

• Stalls forr Bric-a-Brac.

• Produce

• Plants

• Cakes and Biscuits

• Gifts

• Mini Auction from 11-11.30am, which will include various items an trailer loads of wood.

• Face painting

• Kids Trail Bag

• Craft and Balloons

  Funds raised with go toward the building of a new Sunday School.. If you would like to donate any goods, please call Amy Loechel on 0416 222 591.

Artisan, craft, handmade and plant stalls as well as fresh produce, food and coffee. Plenty of free parking. This is a family-friendly, relaxed Market in a beautiful setting. Come and stroll around the park and then explore Gumeracha while you are here.
If you would like to apply for a stall site at this market, please complete the online Application form featured in our Facebook Group.

Nestled between the Barossa Valley and the Adelaide Hills, the picturesque town of Mt. Pleasant will once again host the annual S.A. Spring Garden Festival, happening on Saturday the 21st of September 2024.

The festival features a full program that includes very special guest speaker Hannah Moloney, a large variety of plant and garden stalls, garden themed workshops, talks, activities and free Nature Craft activities for the kids. There will also be lots of delicious food and beverages, including gluten free and vegan options.

The Mt. Pleasant Farmers Market is again partnering with the S.A. Spring Garden Festival with extended trading hours, so you’ll be able to enjoy both the Festival and the Farmers Market experience in one location.

Mt. Pleasant is a beautiful drive from every direction and in Spring, the Adelaide Hills and Barossa Valley are alive with blossoms and spectacular scenery!

Admission is $12 (+ booking fee) per adult if purchased online, $15 per adult if purchased at the gate, with children under 16 and under Free. Tickets available online and at the gate on the day.

Gates open at 8am and close at 3pm.

Online ticket: $12

Gate Entry: $15
Children 16 and under FREE

Artisan, craft, handmade and plant stalls as well as fresh produce, food and coffee. Plenty of free parking. This is a family-friendly, relaxed Market in a beautiful setting. Come and stroll around the park and then explore Gumeracha while you are here.
If you would like to apply for a stall site at this market, please complete the online Application form featured in our Facebook Group.

Our fabulous Makers Market is on again for it's second season, on the third Saturday of the month from September to May.

Running alongside our wonderful Farmers Market from 8am-12pm, come and browse artisan products made by local craftspeople, artists and makers, grab some breakfast in our Atrium café, and do some shopping for the freshest locally grown and produced food & beverages.

Not just for the Springton folk; we would love to have the Mount Pleasant gardeners come along as well!

Open Gardens in Springton – Sunday 21 April

A number of the wonderful gardeners of Springton have again agreed to open their gardens for the day, to give you inspiration (or even just some hope in this long, dry summer) and an idea of what grows well around here. The gardens are a remarkable mix of native and cottage, rambling and structured, old and new(ish). If this summer has depressed you with too many plants dying at your place, walk around these gardens, talk to the gardeners and see what has (and what hasn’t) worked for them.

The Springton Hall on Graetz Terrace will open at 9.45am and for $10 (cash and card facilities available) get a wristband ‘ticket’, map and garden descriptions. Parking and public toilets alongside the Hall. Gardens open from 10am-4pm (Edenmae from 11am).

Visit the gardens in any order that takes your fancy, however two of the gardens are next door to one another on William Street, and there will be a coffee van outside! What a great way to start a Sunday stroll around Springton. Edenmae Cellar Door is also opening its garden, and offering a free glass of sparkling (white or red) or a free wine tasting to all ‘ticket’ holders. Come and enjoy the garden with a glass of something in hand.

Plants and seeds will also be for sale at the Hall; all things that have been grown in Springton and that do well here. Proceeds of the Open Garden Day and the plant sale support the Springton Progress Association.

Even if you don’t have time or inclination to visit inside any of the gardens, come and see the Hall and the plant sale. Voting forms for the Most Improved Garden competition will be available from the Hall as well (and can be returned to the Hall, Edenmae or the General Store).

Should be a great day.

Our fabulous Makers Market is on again for it's second season, on the third Saturday of the month from September to May.

Running alongside our wonderful Farmers Market from 8am-12pm, come and browse artisan products made by local craftspeople, artists and makers, grab some breakfast in our Atrium café, and do some shopping for the freshest locally grown and produced food & beverages.

We look forward to seeing you on Sunday the 10th of March for the next meadows market. From next month you will notice layout changes to make the market more accessible, more visible and allow a bigger area welcome new stalls.

We look forward to seeing you in March.

Our fabulous Makers Market is on again for it's second season, on the third Saturday of the month from September to May - excluding March.

Running alongside our wonderful Farmers Market from 8am-12pm, come and browse artisan products made by local craftspeople, artists and makers, grab some breakfast in our Atrium café, and do some shopping for the freshest locally grown and produced food & beverages.

If you want to make a certain someone feel special - why not check out the beautiful gifts available at the Bohemian Garden or Lunaria or Recreate?

Don’t forget Jan from the Bohemian Garden is also a florist!

Jan has an eclectic range of unique homewares and personal products, as well as seedlings and plants. https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063689676202

Robyn at Lunaria is also stocking dresses as well as a great range of designer homewares. https://www.instagram.com/robynmitchelldesigns/

Recreate is home to many things - including homewares, craft items, personal products, clothing, children’s toys and many many more - as well as being a garden centre! Recreate works on the circular economy, so many products are re-purposed, but they also carry ranges of local artisan produced goods. https://www.facebook.com/recreatecommunity

Our fabulous Makers Market is on again for it's second season, on the third Saturday of the month from September to May.

Running alongside our wonderful Farmers Market from 8am-12pm, come and browse artisan products made by local craftspeople, artists and makers, grab some breakfast in our Atrium café, and do some shopping for the freshest locally grown and produced food & beverages.

Celebrate the festive season and stock up on the freshest produce, meat, dairy, wine and other delectable treats for your Christmas feast.

Eat, drink and be merry with your favourite people while you browse for last minute gifts for your loved ones.

Open from 5pm-9pm, our special celebration will have food, drink, farmers market stalls, music and fun for the kids. A certain gentleman with a beard and a love of red suits may even stop by too.

So come join us at our Christmas Twilight Market for a very jolly evening of fun.

Our fabulous Makers Market is on again for it's second season, on the third Saturday of the month from September to May.

Running alongside our wonderful Farmers Market from 8am-12pm, come and browse artisan products made by local craftspeople, artists and makers, grab some breakfast in our Atrium café, and do some shopping for the freshest locally grown and produced food & beverages.

Stallholders wanted!
Torrens Valley Xmas Market on Mt Torrens Oval, November 26th, Sunday, 10-3.

At Mt Torrens Oval

Contact: Rose 0432 477 616
mttorrensmarkets@gmail.com

Weekly community owned and run food market. Supporting passionate local farmers & food businesses.

Join the mailing list for a full list of stallholders for the week.

https://mtpleasantfarmersmarket.com.au

https://www.facebook.com/mountpleasantfarmersmarketau

• Pop in for a breakfast ‘sanga’- eggs, bacon, sausages and onion in bread.

• Fresh scones with Jam and Cream

• Coffee and Tea

• Hot Donuts

• Op Shop Clearance Sale

• Stalls for bric-a-brac

• produce

• plants cake and biscuits

• sundries

• Mini Auction from 11 to 11.30 which will include various items plus trailer loads of wood

• Face Painting

• Kids Trail Bags

• Craft and Balloons

  Funds raised will go towards the building of a new Sunday School. If you would like to donate any goods, please cll Amy Loechel on 041 6222 591.

Our fabulous Makers Market is on again for it's second season, on the third Saturday of the month from September to May.

Running alongside our wonderful Farmers Market from 8am-12pm, come and browse artisan products made by local craftspeople, artists and makers, grab some breakfast in our Atrium café, and do some shopping for the freshest locally grown and produced food & beverages.

Weekly community owned and run food market. Supporting passionate local farmers & food businesses.

Join the mailing list for a full list of stallholders for the week.

https://mtpleasantfarmersmarket.com.au

https://www.facebook.com/mountpleasantfarmersmarketau

Christmas is quickly approaching and our market is the perfect place to purchase some nice inexpensive handmade gifts in a nice relaxing environment without the crowds. November will be the month where our stallholders will be offering a selection of teacher thank you gifts.

Enjoy alfresco dining with a bacon and egg sandwich or sausage sizzle at our community run bbq as well as coffee, tea and soft drinks.

We might only be a relatively small market but we are packed with as much variety as larger ones and we are family and pet friendly. On offer are adult and kids fiction books, children's picture books, DVDs, hand crafted jewellery, hand knitted and crochet items, earrings, papercraft supplies embroidered items, plants, artwork, Australiana items, pet products, greeting cards, rag rugs, biscuits, scones, slices, sewn items such as bags, bowl cosies, European sweets, jams, olives, honey, beeswax, honeycomb, chutneys, sauces, quilts etc.

We also have a stall offering a sharpening service for scissors, garden tools, knives, clippers, chainsaw chains, razors and axes.

Parking is available behind the Institute.

Weekly community owned and run food market. Supporting passionate local farmers & food businesses.

Join the mailing list for a full list of stallholders for the week.

https://mtpleasantfarmersmarket.com.au

https://www.facebook.com/mountpleasantfarmersmarketau

Weekly community owned and run food market. Supporting passionate local farmers & food businesses.

Join the mailing list for a full list of stallholders for the week.

https://mtpleasantfarmersmarket.com.au

https://www.facebook.com/mountpleasantfarmersmarketau

Heaps of stalls. Get in some early Christmas shopping.

Weekly community owned and run food market. Supporting passionate local farmers & food businesses.

Join the mailing list for a full list of stallholders for the week.

https://mtpleasantfarmersmarket.com.au

https://www.facebook.com/mountpleasantfarmersmarketau

Tungkillo Progress Club is hosting the Tungkillo Twilight Market at the Tungkillo Soldiers’ Memorial Hall.

All stall holders are welcome.

Food, Craft, Produce, Bric-aBrac and more!

To book your site, or for more information, call Kerry: 0439195 352.

Our fabulous Makers Market is on again for it's second season, on the third Saturday of the month from September to May.

Running alongside our wonderful Farmers Market from 8am-12pm, come and browse artisan products made by local craftspeople, artists and makers, grab some breakfast in our Atrium café, and do some shopping for the freshest locally grown and produced food & beverages.

On Country. Kids. Connect is all about celebrating, learning and experiencing first hand our Indigenous culture on the banks of Kenton Creek, a tributary of Karrawirra Pari (River Torrens).  Four concurrent sessions will be held across the day, with the Welcome to Country and Smoking Ceremony beginning at 9.30am and Session 4 concluding at 1.45pm.

Each presenter will provide an opportunity for kids (of all ages) to immerse themselves in the experience of ancient and cultural ceremonies including making music with clapsticks and singing ancient story lines; participating in bush therapy and Ngardi Guwanda (deep listening), listening with more than our ears to connect to Country; learning through art about storylines and painting on boomerangs; and a chance to choose and prepare your own Bushtucker (and other) seedlings to take home and plant in your garden (20 plants).

First Nations Elders, Aunty Angelina Harradine-Buckskin from Claptsticks for Creation, Bianca Stawiarski from Warida Wholistic Wellness and Corey Turner from Southern Cultural Immersion will join together for this unique event in Gumeracha for one day during Nature Festival.  Don't miss the opportunity to enjoy a day learning about our Indigenous history and culture.

Tickets: $25 (Parents/caregivers of participating kids don't need to buy a ticket, but will need to supervise their own children at all times.)

This event is only possible with the funding support from Landcare Australia, Australian Home Heating Association and Adelaide Hills Council. The Upper River Torrens Landcare Group will provide volunteers to assist with the Sow to Grow sessions.

Contact: Kim Thompson - 0438 639 353 or kim.environmentalconnections@gmail.com

Book your tickets now to join us during the school holidays for a free, fun day out in nature. Suitable for children 0 to 10 years.

Thursday, 5 October from 10am to 2pm
Bookings at: www.barossabushgardens.com.au/events

Go for a scavenger hunt, explore the nature trail or one of the labyrinths set up for the day, watch the birds, build a tipi, have a play in our nature play area with muddy puddle, mud kitchen and lots of new logs to climb on.

Try some of the amazing craft and sensory activities brought to you by the Gawler Environment Centre, the Northern and Yorke Landscape Board, Shana Green from The Root Cause, Louise Mason from the Barossa Community Labyrinth and our own amazing volunteers.

Still not convinced? You can have your face painted by Tinke by Bianca and meet and learn about native animals with Animals Anonymous between 11am and 1pm or simply take a break reading a book in our story nook.

Parents can tap into the never-ending supply of delicious coffee from The People Vs Coffeewhile supervising their little ones.

This event is supported by The Barossa Council and Green Adelaide.

Explore a great range of stalls featuring quality plants, garden furniture, decor & garden care products. Workshops available.

Meet our guest speakers, take a workshop & uncover the secrets to a successful garden!

Special Guest - Hannah Moloney from Gardening Australia!

Entry $10
Senior/Concession $7
Children under 12 free