Capital Region Farmers Market, Canberra

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Capital Region Farmers Market, Canberra Capital Region Farmers Market It is held every Saturday morning at Exhibition Park in Canberra (EPIC) from 7:00am to 11:30 am.
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The Capital Region Farmers Market is a genuine farmers market with over 120 stalls offering a diverse range of fresh food, hand made regional food products and agricultural produce with a focus on paddock to plate production. All profits from stallholders fees are fed back into regional communities and other projects chosen by the Rotary Club of Hall who founded the Market in 2004. Over $2 million has been donated to charity since 2004.

29/10/2026

🍒 First cherries of the season land this Saturday!

This week we visited Wasem Ali and his family at Drive In Orchards in Young, and it’s visits like these that make our market so special.

We get out to the farms to meet our farmers on their own land. It lets us verify that the food you buy is grown by the person you’re buying it from, and it gives us time to catch up in a more relaxed setting than a busy market morning. We hear what’s happening, what challenges they’re facing and what the season ahead looks like.

Wasem and his family have been with us since our very first year, so this Saturday marks their 22nd season at CRFM. 👏

The first cherries (these very ones we filmed!) will be picked on Friday and will be at Drive In Orchards on Saturday, with Wasem’s son Mohammed on the stall. Picked one day, in your bag the next. You can’t get fresher than that.

🍒 Saturday, 7:00am–11:30am, EPIC

And save the date for 21 November 2026 when we’ll officially celebrate the start of Cherry Season and National Agriculture Day!

There's something a little creepy at the markets this Saturday... Find these scary, but very cute 🎃, Hong Kong-style pum...
28/10/2026

There's something a little creepy at the markets this Saturday...

Find these scary, but very cute 🎃, Hong Kong-style pumpkin chocolate buns at Suki's Bakery this weekend.

You know we're getting close to peak season when the stonefruit returns to market! This Saturday we're welcoming back  w...
22/10/2026

You know we're getting close to peak season when the stonefruit returns to market!

This Saturday we're welcoming back with the first nectarines of the season. We'll also have Mick Curtis Bananas, Homeleigh Grove, , .organics, Minto Galloways, , Stone Dog Meadery, Super Seedlings, and@anara_chai_liqueur_official.

Join us early before hitting the Caravan Camping Lifestyle Expo.

🚗 Please note that vehicle access will be via Old Well Station Road only this weekend.

Saturday 7-11.30am at EPIC ☀️

22/10/2026

Every weekend is a little celebration of our favourite things. Food, farmers, producers, community.

Come and join us and make a new Saturday morning ritual with us.

Every Saturday at EPIC, 7-11.30am 🍓

The first stonefruit of the season is returning this Saturday! 🍑 have picked the first ute load of nectarines and they'l...
22/10/2026

The first stonefruit of the season is returning this Saturday! 🍑
have picked the first ute load of nectarines and they'll be making their way to market and I know they can't wait to see everyone again.

The countdown to Summer is on!

Finally, the long week-long wait is over... it's market day tomorrow!Tomorrow we welcome back Ingelara Farm, Canan House...
15/10/2026

Finally, the long week-long wait is over... it's market day tomorrow!

Tomorrow we welcome back Ingelara Farm, Canan House, Cannoli Brothers, Buttermilk Donuts, and fortnightly visitors Formichi Smallgoods, Pride of Lunatics, Kuch's Plants, Q***r Food and Taravale Lamb & Flour.

And yes... Christmas Puddings have arrived!

Tomorrow morning 7-11.30am under our favourite shed at EPIC. See you there ☀️

"Eating is inescapably an agricultural act, and how we eat determines to a considerable extent, how the world is used." ...
15/10/2026

"Eating is inescapably an agricultural act, and how we eat determines to a considerable extent, how the world is used." - Wendell Berry

Good news! Beatrice and Tobias from Michelago are back this Saturday with their freshly harvested organic garlic 🧄

Grab a 5 set of produce bags for only $15 from our Customer Service Desk this Saturday.They’re an easy option to reduce ...
14/10/2026

Grab a 5 set of produce bags for only $15 from our Customer Service Desk this Saturday.

They’re an easy option to reduce unnecessary waste and to be kinder to our planet 💚

This week we’re getting ready for back to school and welcoming back our Spring producers!Join us in celebrating the retu...
08/10/2026

This week we’re getting ready for back to school and welcoming back our Spring producers!

Join us in celebrating the return of Billy’s Nursery, Emelia’s Succulents, Yenda Strawberries and Combaning Pine Nuts. It’s also the fortnight we get to stock up at Homeleigh Grove, Mick Curtis Bananas, Minto Galloways, Alpine Nuts, Mez Mediterranean, Super Seedlings, La Truffiere, Leaning Oak Dairy and Spice Route Spirits.

Saturday 7-11.30am at EPIC, see you there ☀️

You can feel the shift in seasons at the market at the moment. We're seeing the return of familiar faces and watching th...
08/10/2026

You can feel the shift in seasons at the market at the moment. We're seeing the return of familiar faces and watching the produce shift from Winter warmers to the colours and flavours of Spring.

Here's what you'll find at the markets this October:

Asparagus: Canberra's spring favourite. Snap off the woody ends, roast with olive oil and finish with a squeeze of lemon and some shaved parmesan.

Artichokes: They look intimidating but are easy to cook. Steam them whole and pull off the leaves to dip in garlic butter.

Broad beans: Double-podding is worth the effort. Smash them onto toast with feta, mint and lemon.

Snow peas: Sweet and crunchy, great raw in a salad or tossed through a stir-fry for the last minute of cooking.

Asian greens: Bok choy, choy sum and friends. A quick stir-fry with garlic, ginger and oyster sauce makes a side dish in five minutes.

Lettuce: Crisp spring lettuces are back, just in time for longer, warmer evenings.

Radishes: Peppery and colourful. Slice them thinly into salads, or try them the French way, with good butter and sea salt.

Rhubarb and strawberries: Spring's best double act. Stew them together for a crumble, or spoon over yoghurt for breakfast.

Oranges: The last of the sweet citrus. Juice them, slice them into a salad with radish and fennel, or keep a bowl on the bench for snacking.

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Capital Region Farmers' Market Exhibition Park
Canberra, ACT
2601

Opening Hours

7am - 11:30am

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