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Markets around Sunbury: four different mornings, four calendars to check.

Omar El-Sayed Updated November 4, 2026
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Wooden crates of leafy greens, carrots, beetroot, radishes and cabbage under a white market marquee
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Looking for a market near Sunbury does not mean the event is in Sunbury, or that it runs every weekend. This shortlist makes that distinction upfront. The nearby options below range from a free-entry Bulla market to producer-focused mornings further into the Macedon Ranges. Choose the format first, then confirm the actual date before leaving.

Checked 4 November 2026. Research-based guide using the official listings linked below. Prices, dates and availability can change; confirm your chosen visit directly.

The short version: Use Bulla for a close-by browse once its calendar is confirmed; Riddells Creek and Woodend for producer-focused shopping; Gisborne for a broader market morning. Gisborne’s organiser excludes January, so do not assume a first-Sunday visit works year-round.

Compare the options

MarketPublished patternBefore leaving
Bohemian BullaCheck organiser calendar5 Green Street; free entry
Riddells Creek Farmers’ MarketThird Saturday, 9am–1pmRiddell Primary School; confirm selected date
Gisborne Olde Time MarketFirst Sunday, 9am–2pm, except JanuaryAitken/Hamilton Street service roads
Woodend Community Farmers’ MarketFirst Saturday, 9am–1pmForest/High Streets; producer-focused format

1. Bohemian Bulla: a nearby option, not a made-up weekly date

The organiser’s visitor page gives the address as 5 Green Street, Bulla, and lists free entry. Use its current event calendar for the next date. We are not turning the page’s general visitor information into a promise that a market runs every Sunday.

Build transport around the service you will actually use. The visitor page includes bus and ride estimates, but those can age quickly; check the current journey planner rather than relying on a copied timetable. Food, shopping and travel remain separate from the entry cost.

Sources: Bohemian Bulla visitor information.

2. Riddells Creek: a farmers’ market morning

The council tourism listing describes an accredited farmers’ market at Riddell Primary School on the third Saturday, 9am–1pm. It also asks visitors to bring shopping bags. Check the next confirmed occurrence, particularly around holiday periods, before planning the drive.

Choose it when buying produce is part of the reason for going. A farmers’ market is not automatically a craft fair or a source of every household grocery. Keep the shopping list flexible and do not assume a particular producer will attend without checking the current stall information.

Sources: Riddells Creek Farmers Market council tourism listing.

3. Gisborne: remember the January exception

Gisborne Olde Time Market’s own site states the first Sunday of the month, 9am–2pm, except January. It locates the market along the service roads of Aitken and Hamilton Streets. That explicit exception is more useful than a directory saying simply ‘first Sunday’.

This is a broader browse than a tightly producer-focused food market. Allow time for the actual walk from parking or transport, and check current visitor rules if bringing a dog or needing particular facilities. We have not verified an admission charge, so no free-entry claim is made here.

Sources: Gisborne Olde Time Market organiser.

4. Woodend: shop for food rather than expecting a craft circuit

Woodend Community Farmers’ Market lists the first Saturday, 9am–1pm, at the corner of Forest and High Streets. Its organiser describes a VFMA-accredited, producer-focused market. That is the basis for the format comparison, not a claim that we have inspected every stall.

This can be the main stop in a slower regional morning. Check the selected date and transport home before adding extra towns. Sunbury, Bulla, Riddells Creek, Gisborne and Woodend are separate places; combining all four markets into one itinerary would also ignore their different calendars.

Sources: Woodend Community Farmers Market organiser.

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Source notes

This guide compares documented choices; inclusion is not a claim that we personally visited or independently reviewed every venue. Any paid placement must be separately labelled.

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