From warm, freshly baked bread to vibrant fruit and vegetables, homemade jams and artisan goodies, Perth's Farmers Markets have it all. Sip a coffee, snap a few pics, and soak up the city's signature slow-living charm. Trust us, it's the kind of weekend therapy you didn't know you needed.
Whether you are looking for a local farmers market near Perth city, a relaxed Saturday morning activity or Sunday markets in Perth, this guide makes it easy to choose. Browse fresh produce, pick up breakfast, meet local makers and explore a new neighbourhood - all without needing to spend a lot.
Market hours, stallholders and event can change, so check each market's official website or social page before travelling.
Ready to tick off your local market bucket list? Let's explore 11 of Perth's freshest gems.
Perth Farmers Markets at a glance
Use this quick guide to compare typical local farmers market hours. Scroll down for the full list of 11 Perth markets and what makes each one worth the visit.
| Market | Day | Typical hours | Best for |
| Perth City Farm | Saturday |
7:30am - 11:30am (Dec-Mar); 8am - 12pm (Apr-Nov) |
City-centre produce and community |
| Subiaco Farmers Market | Saturday | 7:30am - 11:30am | Breakfast and fresh produce |
| Kyilla Community Farmers Market | Saturday | 8am - 11:30am | North Perth community vibes |
| Mount Claremont Farmers Market | Saturday | 7:30am - 11:30am | Breakfast and local staples |
| Kingsway Markets | Saturday | 8am - 12pm | Free-entry community morning |
| Victoria Park Market | Sunday | 8am - 12pm | Food, makers and live entertainment |
| Stirling Farmers Market | Sunday | 7:30am - 11:30am | Growers and local producers |
| Freo Farmers Market | Sunday | 8am - 12pm | Plastic-free produce market |
| Kalamunda Farmers Market | Sunday | 8am - 12pm | Hills outing and breakfast |
| Canning Vale Sunday Market | Sunday | 7am - 1pm | Early produce and market browsing |
| Fremantle Markets | Friday-Sunday | Check official site for current hours | Food, makers and a Fremantle day out |
Saturday farmers markets in Perth
Saturday is a great option if you want to pick up fruit and vegetables for the week, grab breakfast with friends or explore a new suburb before the rest of your weekend begins. Perth City Farm, Subiaco, Kyilla, Mount Claremont and Kingsway all make easy Saturday morning plans.
Best Sunday markets in Perth
If Sunday is your free day, you have plenty of options. Victoria Park, Stirling, Freo, Kalamunda and Canning Vale all run on Sundays, while Fremantle Markets operates across the weekend. Choose Victoria Park for food and makers, Kalamunda for a hills escape, Freo for a plastic-free local market, or Canning Vale if you are after an early start and a bigger produce-focused shop.
Perth City Farm
The Urban Oasis in the Heart of Perth
Looking for a peaceful green escape right in the city centre? Perth City Farm is your answer. Held weekly in a lush courtyard, the market is packed with free-range eggs, raw honey, pesticide-free produce, organic fashion, handmade balms and eco-friendly baby products - perfect for anyone passionate about sustainable living.r.
Plus, the venue itself buzzes with workshops, storytelling events, coffee & chess sessions, and writer's groups all week long.
đź“ŤWhere: 1 City Farm Place, East Perth
đź•’When:
- December to March: Saturdays 7:30am - 11:30am
- April to November: Saturdays 8:00am - 12:00pm
Subiaco Farmers Market
WA's OG Market Treasure
One of the oldest and most beloved markets in Western Australia, Subiaco Farmers Market is a foodie's paradise with over 80 stalls.
Stock up on fruit, veggies, jams, condiments, and dive into a breakfast feast of Moroccan wraps, fluffy muffins, and Spanish-style snacks.Â
Find a shady spot, listen to live music, sip your latte, and let the weekend unwind.Â
đź“ŤWhere: 271 Bagot Road, Subiaco
đź•’When:Â Saturdays 7:30am - 11:30am
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Kyilla Community Farmers Market
Wholesome Community Vibes
What began as a school community initiative is now one of Perth's most heartwarming markets.
Fresh produce, artisanal bread, bright bouquets, herbs, seafood, eggs - you name it!
đź“ŤWhere: Kyilla Park, Clieveden & Union Street, North Perth
đź•’When: Saturdays 8:00am - 11:30am
Victoria Park Market
A fresh surprise every week
This market is a Sunday morning playground, with rotating themes like Pet Day, Wellness & Crafts, Antique Fairs, and Garden Day.
No two visits are the same - perfect for curious weekend wanderers.
đź“ŤWhere: John MacMillan Park, Kent Street, East Victoria Park
đź•’When: Sundays 8:00am - 12:00pm
Mount Claremont Farmers Market
Rain or shine, always delicious
Running since 2007, this year-round market offers everything from fresh herbs to juicy fruit, dairy, and artisan cheese.
Come hungry: the breakfast scene here is next level, with toasties, Japanese pancakes, savoury crepes, and the must-try Nitro cold brew for coffee lovers.
đź“ŤWhere: 103 Alfred Road, Mount Claremont
đź•’When: Saturdays 7:30am - 11:30am
Stirling Farmers Market
Warm, welcoming, and local
Held at the Stirling City Centre, this Sunday market champions local growers and small-scale producers.
Each week, free stalls are offered to non-profits and community organisations, adding a touch of surprise and heart.
đź“ŤWhere: Cedric Street, Stirling
đź•’When: Sundays 7:30am - 11:30am
Kingsway Markets
Young, vibrant, and full of flavour
Located on a scenic sports ground, you'll find farm product, meats, baked goods, flowers, plants, and irresistible food stalls every Saturday.
Entry is free, which makes it an easy low-cost option for students looking to browse, buy a coffee or pick up a few groceries.
đź“ŤWhere: Olympic Kingsway Sports Club, 34L Bellerive Blvd, Madeley
đź•’When: Saturdays 8:00am - 12:00pm
Fremantle Markets
A global food adventure
Fremantle Markets is more than a place to shop - it’s a global street-food adventure, with Latin, Egyptian, Greek, Persian, Vietnamese, Turkish and Japanese flavours under one roof.
You can also stock up on farm-fresh produce while you are there.
đź“ŤWhere: South Terrace and Henderson Street, Fremantle
đź•’When: Friday to Sunday; check the official website for current opening hours
Kalamunda Farmers Market
A mountain morning escape
Need a break from the city buzz?
Head to the hills for Kalamunda’s fresh-air farmers market. Think sourdough bread, free-range meats, gluten-free bakes, potted herbs, natural beauty products and spice blends that will inspire your next kitchen creation.
đź“ŤWhere: Central Court, Nestobrae Lane, Kalamunda
đź•’When: Sundays 8:00am - 12:00pm
Canning Vale Sunday Market
WA's top wholesale market
Located in Canning Vale, the Sunday Market offers fresh produce, seafood and meats at competitive prices, plus vibrant weekend market browsing.
It is a good option if you are shopping with housemates or want to stock up for the week.
đź“ŤWhere: 280 Bannister Rd, Canning Vale
đź•’When: Sundays 7:00am - 1:00pm
Student tips for a market morning
Markets can be one of the most budget-friendly ways to spend a weekend in Perth: you can browse for free, split produce with friends, or make a low-cost breakfast outing of it. Bring a reusable bag, water bottle and a payment card; a little cash can also be handy at smaller stalls. Planning to visit without a car? Use Transperth’s JourneyPlanner to check your easiest public transport route.
If you are keeping a close eye on your weekly spending, pair your visit with StudyPerth’s Cost of Living guide for practical ways to plan your budget.
Frequently asked questions about Perth farmers market
The best Perth market depends on what you are looking for. Try Perth City Farm for a city-centre visit, Subiaco for breakfast and fresh produce, Freo for a plastic-free community vibe, or Kalamunda for a Sunday morning in the hills.
Victoria Park, Stirling, Freo, Kalamunda and Canning Vale run on Sundays. Typical hours range from 7am to 1pm, but check each market’s official page before you go.
Most local farmers markets operate in the morning, commonly from around 7:30am or 8am until midday. Canning Vale Sunday Market runs longer, until 1pm.
Entry is generally free at the markets listed in this guide. You only pay for the food, produce or items you choose to buy. Check each market’s official page for any event-specific updates.
Kingsway Markets is a free-entry community option, while Canning Vale can suit students shopping with housemates for produce, seafood and meat. Any market can work on a budget if you set a spend limit, split purchases and focus on seasonal produce.
Many markets operate in a range of weather conditions, but arrangements can change because of severe weather, public holidays or special events. Check the official market website or social page before leaving home.
Ready to explore Perth markets?
Feeling the scent of fresh produce already? Pick a market, grab your friends or housemates and make a morning of it. For more low-cost ways to make the most of the season, explore StudyPerth’s Things to Do in Perth This Spring guide.
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