Share extra toys, clothes, and games with local families at our Buy Nothing Market. Clean out & give back as we say goodbye to Summer.
Sunday 15 March 2026
1:00pm - 4:00pm
555 Leach Hwy, Winthrop WA 6150, Australia
Free
Experience a heartwarming community event designed to reduce waste and promote sharing among families. This Buy Nothing Market welcomes you to bring toys, clothes, and games suitable for children under 12, or simply come along to browse and connect.
The event runs for three hours, allowing guests to come and go at their convenience. While bringing items is encouraged to help others, it is not required for attendance.
Please supervise children throughout the event to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all.
This free event is family-friendly and open to all ages, focusing on sustainability and community spirit. It is hosted by the City of Melville EcoHub and aims to give new life to children's items that might otherwise go to landfill.
No tickets are needed, and registration is optional, helping organizers track attendance and send reminders.
The market encourages a no-expectation sharing philosophy, where items left behind are considered donations to the Centre.
Held at the City of Melville EcoHub, located at 555 Leach Highway, Winthrop, within the beautiful Piney Lakes Reserve.
Accessible parking is available at the front of the EcoHub, and the venue is mostly on one level with ramp access and accessible toilets.
Public transport is recommended, with a bus stop just a two-minute walk away servicing multiple routes.
Please consider bringing any extra kids’ or baby items to share, but attendance without items is warmly welcomed.
Supervision of children is essential for safety.
For specific accessibility needs or questions, contact the EcoHub by phone at (08) 9364 0191 or via email.
This event is completely free to attend.
No booking or tickets are required, but optional registration is available to receive event reminders.
Come along and enjoy a sustainable way to refresh your children’s belongings and connect with local families.
