Cambridge Markets is rolling out an exciting spring market calendar in Sydney from September through to October 2025.

The spring market season kicks off on Sunday 7 September with the Breakfast Point Spring Festival at the Village Green. Browse boutique stalls filled with fashion, jewellery and homewares, sample delicious street food, enjoy live performances and let the kids loose on fun activities in a relaxed village setting.

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Maroubra’s Broadarrow Reserve hosts the Eco Living Festival on 14 September, marking its 20th year as the eastern suburbs’ favourite sustainability celebration. With more than 60 eco-friendly businesses and creators, free hands-on workshops and a lively beachside atmosphere, it’s a day to learn, shop and get inspired about greener living.

On 21 September, Robertson Park in Watsons Bay sets the stage for the picturesque Watsons Bay Spring Market. Against a Sydney Harbour backdrop, discover artisan goods, handmade creations, gourmet treats and unique gifts. Ferries stop right at the park, making it an easy day out.

Green Square Plaza’s Eat Drink Nights launch on 27 September, transforming the space into a monthly twilight feast. Explore 25 international street food stalls, indulge in sweet desserts, enjoy live music and keep little ones entertained with puppet shows, games and bubbles.

The Gymea Village Festival on 26 October is one of the Sutherland Shire’s biggest community events, drawing more than 50,000 visitors. Expect over 200 stalls, thrilling kids’ rides, live bands, roving entertainers and a buzzing atmosphere that takes over the heart of Gymea.

Regular favourites also return. Maroubra Beach Markets run on the first Saturday of the month, combining coastal views with fresh produce, food trucks and local makers. Eat Drink Nights at Wentworth Point light up the waterfront on the first Friday and third Saturday each month with tempting aromas, craft stalls and live entertainment.

The Cannery Market in Rosebery fills a converted factory space with fashion, food and artisan finds on the first weekend of the month. Ryde Wharf Market offers fresh produce, homewares, jewellery and street food twice a month along the scenic Parramatta River.

Find out more about the spring Sydney market line up here.