What's Local

Local Markets

Retail & Shopping

We've got some fantastic makers and growers markets in and around Mildura!

Keep reading for a great overview of what markets are usually on in the area*:

  • Sunraysia Farmer's Market - 8am-12pm, 1st and 3rd Saturday of each month. With an array of great local produce, fruit and veggies, coffee, wine, olive oil, bread, meat and more.
  • Red Cliffs Country Market - 9am - 1pm, 1st Sunday of every month on the footpaths of Ilex Street and Indi Avenue in Red Cliffs, with over 100 stalls and local entertainment, kids activities and entertainment
  • Merbein Street Market - 8am-1pm, 3rd Sunday of the month. At Commercial Street and Elders Forecourt, Merbein. Over 100 stalls.
  • Australian Inland Botanic Gardens Big Brekkie & Market - 8.30am – 12noon, 4th Saturday of the Month. 

*Please keep in mind that all local events are subject to change

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