Farmers Markets Sunshine Coast: Complete 2024 Guide

The Sunshine Coast has one of Australia's finest farmers market networks, driven by the hinterland agricultural richness of the Glass House Mountains growing region, the subtropical climate that enables year-round production, and the food-literate permanent population that has expanded dramatically with the post-pandemic lifestyle migration. The markets range from the internationally famous Eumundi to the intimate neighbourhood markets of the beach suburbs.

Eumundi Markets, the Wednesday and Saturday Eumundi Markets are among Australia's most famous regional markets, drawing visitors from across Southeast Queensland and beyond for the combination of artisan crafts, fresh produce, food stalls, and the Eumundi hinterland village setting. The produce section features Sunshine Coast hinterland growers with direct access to the macadamia, avocado, ginger, and tropical fruit production of the range country behind the coast.

Noosa Farmers Market, the Sunday morning Noosa Junction market provides the Noosa community with a premium-positioned farmers market experience that matches the precinct's food-focused demographic, with certified organic and biodynamic producers the primary offering alongside the artisan food vendors.

Yandina Farmers Market, the monthly Yandina Station farmers market at the heritage homestead setting provides the most atmospheric market experience on the Sunshine Coast, combining direct-from-farm produce with the heritage property setting and the community of the Maroochy River hinterland growing region.

Maroochydore Farmers Market, the Saturday morning Cotton Tree parkland market provides the central Coast's most accessible farmers market experience, with a strong selection of Sunshine Coast hinterland producers supplying the Maroochydore and Mooloolaba residential community.

Caloundra Farmers Market, the Saturday morning Caloundra market serves the southern Sunshine Coast community with a well-established weekly producers market that has been part of the Caloundra community calendar for over a decade.