Experience Brisbane’s original craft market nestled in the City Botanic Gardens, perfect for a relaxed Sunday outing with family.
Sunday 15 November 2026
8:00am - 3:00pm
147 Alice St, Brisbane City QLD 4000, Australia
Free
Nestled in the beautiful City Botanic Gardens, this market offers a vibrant mix of arts and crafts stalls alongside delicious international food options. Enjoy freshly brewed coffee, croissants, and pancakes as you explore.
Spend your Sunday wandering through the market and gardens, soaking up the lively atmosphere with live music and plenty of space for the kids to play. It’s a wonderful way to unwind and enjoy quality family time.
Celebrating 40 years as Brisbane’s original craft market, this event is a beloved community tradition that welcomes visitors of all ages.
The market runs every Sunday from 8am to 3pm, offering a wide variety of handmade crafts and food stalls. It’s suitable for all ages and perfect for families looking for a relaxed day out.
No bookings are required, making it easy to drop in whenever you like. The event is free to attend, so you can enjoy the day without any pressure.
This market is ideal for parents seeking a fun, engaging, and culturally rich experience for their children.
Located in the City Botanic Gardens at 147 Alice Street, Brisbane City, the market is set in a beautiful park environment with plenty of green space.
The gardens provide a safe and scenic setting for families to explore, picnic, and enjoy live music performances.
Accessible by public transport and with nearby parking options, it’s easy to plan your visit.
The market is open every Sunday from 8:00 to 15:00, rain or shine.
Suitable for all ages, it’s a family-friendly event with plenty of activities and stalls to keep everyone entertained.
No bookings are necessary, so just come along and enjoy the day at your own pace.
This is a free event with no booking required.
Simply turn up and enjoy the market, the food, and the live music.
For more details, visit the Riverside Market website linked below.
