While the bartering is a thing of the past, the atmosphere, colour and excitement of those early years is still very much alive. Soak in the exceptional atmosphere and regenerate your senses at one of our delightful markets. There is something for everyone from old world to modern contemporary, a labyrinth of unique treasures worth discovering

Dedicated commitment to quality brings together over 300 talented stallholders who regularly demonstrate enormous pride in their work by producing original creations of the highest quality. It’s a proven feast for the mind, body and soul, a fascinating eclectic mix of textures, materials and colours that make up the vast range of individually designed products.

There is little doubt that on the first Saturday of the month (sept to May) between 8am and 2pm, the Red Hill Community Market is the place to be, Set the alarm clock nice and early if you want to avoid the crowds. An early arrival will also ensure you miss the long queue’s that form at the stalls selling tiny pancakes and other tasty breakfast treats.

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While the bartering is a thing of the past, the atmosphere, colour and excitement of those early years is still very much alive. Soak in the exceptional atmosphere and regenerate your senses at one of our delightful markets. There is something for everyone from old world to modern contemporary, a labyrinth of unique treasures worth discovering

Dedicated commitment to quality brings together over 300 talented stallholders who regularly demonstrate enormous pride in their work by producing original creations of the highest quality. It’s a proven feast for the mind, body and soul, a fascinating eclectic mix of textures, materials and colours that make up the vast range of individually designed products.

There is little doubt that on the first Saturday of the month (sept to May) between 8am and 2pm, the Red Hill Community Market is the place to be, Set the alarm clock nice and early if you want to avoid the crowds. An early arrival will also ensure you miss the long queue’s that form at the stalls selling tiny pancakes and other tasty breakfast treats.

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There is also a local produce market which where you can stock up on seasonal fruit and vegetables from the Mornington Peninsula and meet the people growing the food. Alongside the fruit and vegetables you can indulge in a range of local natural skincare products.

Red Hill Vintage and Antique Fair welcomes your stall so bundle up your treasures, crafts, or hobbies, load up the car and drive to the market. Merchandise must fit in with a ‘Vintage’ decor or fashion, whether it be recycled, re-used or a hand made craft. All covered stalls are $50 and uncovered $40, Tent Hire $10.

The Fair is held on the 4th Sunday of every month, entry is $2 and helps fund Red Hill Consolidated School and other local sporting clubs. So bring your family and friends and soak in the country atmosphere.

The next market is on Sun 30th Dec from 8am to 2pm at Red Hill Consolidated School Hall, Arthurs Seat Rd, Red Hill. For more information redhillvintagefair.com

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