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CHRISTMAS AT THE MARKETS
You'll find everything here, from seafood and meat to fruit and vegetables, deli items, baked goods, beer, wine, and gifts.
CHRISTMAS AT THE MARKETS
Christmas at the Fyshwick Markets is always such a special time of year.
You'll find everything here, from seafood and meat to fruit and vegetables, deli items, baked goods, beer, wine, and gifts.
Plus, there's plenty of free parking and places to enjoy a coffee or lunch.
Stop in and stock up on all your fresh food favourites in time for Christmas, enjoy live music, plus sign up for one of our FREE kids workshops in December.
CHRISTMAS TRADING HOURS
Open every day from Thursday, 19 December to Tuesday, 24 December.
Thursday, 19 December: 7am - 5.30pm
Friday, 20 December: 7am - 5.30pm
Saturday, 21 December: 7am - 5.30pm
Sunday, 22 December: 6am - 5.30pm
Monday, 23 December: 5am - 5.30pm
Tuesday, 24 December: 5am - closing time dependent on each store
The majority of the Markets will be closed from Wednesday, 25 December - Wednesday, 1 January. However, some of our stores will be open with holiday-period opening hours:
PLONK
Closed Friday, 27 December
Open Saturday, 28 December: 8am - 5.30pm
Open Sunday, 29 December: 8am - 5.30pm
Closed Monday 30 December
Open Tuesday 31 December: 8.30am - 2.30pm
SEA HARVEST
Closed Friday, 27 December
Open Saturday, 28 December: 8am - 5.00pm
Open Sunday, 29 December: 8am - 5.00pm
Open Monday 30 December: 9am - 3pm
Open Tuesday 31 December: 9am - 3pm
BARRY HAWKE
Closed Friday, 27 December
Open Saturday, 28 December: 8am - 5.30pm
Open Sunday, 29 December: 8am - 5.30pm
Closed Monday 30 December
Open Tuesday 31 December: 7am - close
OCEAN FRESH
Closed Friday, 27 December
Open Saturday, 28 December: 8am - 5.00pm
Open Sunday, 29 December: 8am - 5.00pm
Open Monday 30 December: 9am - 3pm
Open Tuesday 31 December: 9am - 3pm
CRUST BAKERY
Closed Friday, 27 December
Open Saturday, 28 December: 7am - 3pm
Open Sunday, 29 December: 7am - 3pm
Open Monday 30 December: 7am - 3 pm
Open Tuesday 31 December: 7am - 3pm
UBX
Open Friday, 27 December: 4am - 10pm
Open Saturday, 28 December: 4am - 10pm
Open Sunday, 29 December: 4am - 10pm
Open Monday 30 December: 4am - 10pm
Open Tuesday 31 December: 4am - 10pm
CANBERRA FIRST AID
Open Sunday, 29 December: 9am - 4pm
Usual trading hours resume on Thursday, 2nd January 2025, however, the following stores will remain closed, reopening on the following dates:
HAPPY PASTURES: reopening on Thursday, 9 January
COCO & RYE: reopening on Thursday, 9 January
PICCOLO: reopening on Thursday, 16 January
COLOSSEUM ITALIAN: reopening on Thursday, 16 January
MONSTER CUPBOB: reopening on Sunday, 12 January
THE JUICE HUT: reopening on Thursday, 16 January
LIVE MUSIC AT THE MARKETS
Join us for live music at the Markets on Saturdays and Sundays.
LIVE MUSIC AT THE MARKETS
Join us for live music at the Markets on Saturdays and Sundays. We encourage you to visit the Markets and support these local musicians.
NOVEMBER 2024
Saturday 2 November: Ally C
Sunday 3 November: Sally Davis
Saturday 9 November: Ben Drysdale
Sunday 10 November: Dom Lavers
Saturday 16 November: Ben Drysdale
Saturday 23 November: Serin
Sunday 24 November: Sally Davis
Saturday 30 November: Ben Drysdale
DECEMBER 2024
Sunday 1 December: Dorothy-Jane Trio
Saturday 7 December: Craig W
Sunday 8 December: Sally Davis
Saturday 14 December: Ben Drysdale
Saturday 21 December: Serin
Sunday 22 December: Dorothy-Jane Trio
JANUARY 2025
Saturday 4 January: Ben Drysdale
Sunday 5 January: Dorothy-Jane Trio
Saturday 11 January: Ava Martina
Sunday 12 January: Dorothy-Jane Trio
Saturday 18 January: Ben Drysdale
Sunday 19 January: JD Band
Saturday 25 January: JD Band
FEBRUARY 2025
Saturday 1 February: Divine Devilles
Sunday 2 February: Zara Alice
Saturday 8 February: Divine Devilles
Sunday 9 February: Sally Davis
Saturday 15 February: Ally Cowell
Sunday 16 February: Sally Davis
Saturday 22 February: JD Band
Sunday 23 February: Divine Devilles
MARCH 2025
Saturday 1 March: Sally Davis
Sunday 2 March: Leila Music
What’s In Season
Take a look at What’s In Season this month at the Markets!
What’s In Season
FRUIT
It’s a fantastic time of year for produce, with perfect growing conditions - neither too hot nor too cold - providing great value vegetables. Meanwhile, summer fruit is at its magnificent peak.
TROPICAL: Watermelons are great value and eating well. Pines are also eating well. Aussie Lychees have started with our favourite variety, Fay Zee Sue, starting this week.
MANGO: It looks like a cracking season for mangoes after a slow year last year with limited supply, which means higher prices. We always recommend a KP for flavour and consistency. Remember, don’t store them in the fridge!
CHERRIES: Really tasty cherries in season/available, including local fruit. Looks like a good season so far.
GRAPES: Australian grapes are now in season, though they are early in terms of range and price.
TRY: Yuzu lemons! We love this gorgeous Japanese variety of lemons. The juice is sweeter and more complex than a regular lemon; use the zest.
PASSIONFRUIT: Eating well at the moment.
BERRIES: All berries are good at the moment. Raspberries have good value.
STONEFRUIT: We are having a great season for stonefruit so far. We recommend taking advantage of apricots being in season, which has a shorter peak season than other stonefruit.
CITRUS: As always, the warmer months are not the time of year for lemons, limes and other citrus, just when you want them for your summer drinks! Lemons are not great, and limes are very scarce!
BANANAS: They are still scarce, but prices usually start to fall in the next few weeks around this time of year (as the lunchbox trade drops off, perhaps?).
VEGETABLES
TOMATOES: Good value! We’re currently loving heirloom tomatoes as they are eating really well.
ASPARAGUS: This is a great time of year for Aussie asparagus. It is a great vegetable to roast, steam, boil, or barbeque. It is very tender at the moment and of great value.
BEANS & PEAS: Round beans are better value this week. Local snaps and snow peas.
AVOCADO: Reids and Gwens are in season. Hass still good.
RECOMMEND/GOOD VALUE: Cucumbers, broccoli, pumpkin.
GARLIC: Aussie garlic is in season.
POTATOES: There are many new varieties in season, which means a good, fresh-looking potato with a high moisture content.
FLOWERS: This is the best time of year for flowers with great growing conditions. Our favouite’s currently in season include peonies, hydrangeas, king proteas and kangaroo paw.
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