Mullumbimby Farmers’ Market, every Friday morning 7am-11am,  is where you’ll see Mullum at its colourful best.
Since its opening in 2010, the market has become the gathering spot for Mullumbimby’s vibrant community, re-inventing the age old tradition of a community market meeting place.
Set under magnificent fig trees in the lush foothills of Mt Chincogan, it’s a wonderful place to shop for fresh produce, meet with friends, enjoy a market brekkie and local coffee, and soak up the fun and friendly vibe.
There’s live local music each week, plus a dedicated kid’s space to keep the little ones entertained. The market also hosts regular workshops and special events throughout the year.
The market is a not for profit organisation, which means every dollar you spend goes toward supporting local farmers, the community and a more sustainable future.

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Know your farmer

  • Picone Exotics

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    John has been sharing his bounty of delicious exotic fruit with locals at the farmers markets in Byron Shire for the past 19 years and continues to do so each Tuesday at New Brighton and Friday at Mullumbimby Farmers Market.

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What’s fresh

  • In season: Summer

    bunyanuts

    Bunya nut Interest in this native bush food has really taken off in recent years. The nuts come from the bunya pine and are contained in massive cones that drop to the ground around this time of year. High in protein, they were once an important part

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What's on

  • We’re moving!

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    The market will be shifting from it’s usual location this Friday, March 1, but don’t worry – we’re not going far! We’ll still be at the Mullumbimby Showgrounds, but due to maintenance on some of the trees, some of our stalls will move around toward the Spaghetti

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Recent news

  • We’re moving!

    The market will be shifting from it’s usual location this Friday, March 1, but don’t worry – we’re not going far! We’ll still be at …
  • Picone Exotics

    John has been sharing his bounty of delicious exotic fruit with locals at the farmers markets in Byron Shire for the past 19 years and …

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