Shoppers will be treated to a feast of multicultural music, dance and performance at the Mullumbimby Farmers Market tomorrow, when the market becomes the breakfast venue of the Mullum Music Festival.

ABC Radio North Coast will be conducting their annual live broadcast from the market, which will feature a whole host of live interviews and performances from festival artists.

Guests will include Jaaleekaay is a West African word from the Wolof language meaning “crossing point”. It is also an extraordinary musical collaboration between Australian guitarist Steve Berry and two of Gambia’s leading musicians – the highly celebrated singer Yusupha Ngum and kora prodigy Amadou Suso. It’s a combination that stems from a fortuitous meeting in West Africa, and makes for a passionate mix of contemporary musical prowess and deep cultural tradition. Greg Sheehan who is a very popular and influential Australian Percussionist. As a performer and recording artist, he is significantly represented in Australian music over the last 45 years.

Also playing are ‘The Three Little Sisters, Cecilia & Gabe, Matilda Dods and Nick Scales.

Spaghetti Circus will also be performing

ABC broadcasts include live performances and interviews with musicians Joe Robinson, Nano Stern, festival patron Mama Kin, Dave Ades, Jo Jo Smith and the gorgeous St John’s school choir.

“It’s such a great way to start your festival weekend. You can come to the market, stock up on some fresh produce and chat to the growers, meet with friends, enjoy a beautiful fresh breakfast and a local coffee at the outdoor tables, and then to top it all off, see some world-class music.  Friday morning doesn’t get much better than that.”

Kiddies Plot

Families love the market because there’s always something to keep the kids busy. In the Kiddie’s Plot, little ones can get creative with hands-on activities like gardening and permaculture, screen-printing and arts and crafts.

Mullumbimby Farmers’ Market Famous Merch!

And, as always, we’ll be here selling our locally famous Mullumbimby Farmers’ Market merchandise. Locally produced and printed and often organic vintage and retro graphic logo t-shirts, hoodies and, of course, our organic eco-shopping bags.

Great For Christmas Presents!