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The Olive Tree Market

The guide was updated: 2024-07-22

Over 100 stalls of local designers and craft artists can be found at this charming market in the heart of Newcastle. Drop by to get a unique souvenir and support the local craft scene by purchasing ceramics, knitted clothes or home accessories. You won’t leave here empty handed. Check their website for dates and hours.

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Address: Civic Park, corner King Street & Darby Street, Newcastle NSW
Website: www.theolivetreemarket.com.au
Phone: +61 439 649 058
Email: enquire@theolivetreemarket.com.au

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Darby Street

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The Olive Tree Market

The Olive Tree Market

Over 100 stalls of local designers and craft artists can be found at this charming market in the heart of Newcastle. Drop by to get a unique souvenir and support the local craft scene by purchasing ceramics, knitted clothes or home accessories. You won’t leave here empty handed. Check their website for dates and hours.

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