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Byron Bay Community Market

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Byron Bay Community Market is a fanfare of colour and music amid a myriad of exotic flavours and other products in more than 300 stalls. Arts and crafts are popular with beautiful things made by local people, using unusual and natural materials, sitting side by side with colourful imports from Africa and Asia. The market is held on the first Sunday of each month, with additional markets on the third Sunday of December and January.

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Mullumbimby Farmers Market

Mullumbimby Farmers Market

Mullumbimby Farmers' Market is where you'll see Mullum at its colourful best. The market has become the gathering spot for Mullumbimby's vibrant community, re-inventing the age-old tradition of a community market meeting place. Set under magnificent fig trees in the lush foothills of Mount Chincogan, it's a wonderful place to shop for fresh produce, meet with friends, enjoy a market brekkie and local coffee, and soak up the fun and friendly vibe. There's live local music each week, plus a dedicated kid's space to keep the little ones entertained. The market also hosts regular workshops and special events throughout the year. The market is a not for profit organisation, which means every dollar you spend goes toward supporting local farmers, the community and a more sustainable future.
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