As the cooler months approach, Brisbane comes alive with a variety of Winter markets that offer everything from fresh produce to handmade crafts, hot food, and more. Whether you’re looking to shop for local produce, find unique gifts, or just enjoy some hot chocolate while you browse, there’s something for everyone in the Brisbane Winter market scene. Here’s our list of the best Brisbane markets to visit this winter season in 2024:

1. Milton Markets

A staple for locals and visitors alike, the Milton Markets are a must-visit during winter. Known for their array of fresh produce which is perfect for those hearty winter soups and stews, these markets also offer a range of artisan breads, boutique clothing and handmade jewelry.

2. Eat Street Northshore

Transforming into a winter wonderland, Eat Street Northshore offers delightful treats like sizzling brownies and warm donuts alongside an assortment of international cuisines cooked hot on the spot. With live music and warm seating areas, it provides a cozy atmosphere that’s perfect for those chilly evenings.

3. Davies Park Market

Situated in West End, Davies Park Market is a Saturday morning tradition with a winter twist. Find seasonal organic fruits and vegetables as well as vegan treats that are sure to warm your belly.

4. Carseldine Farmers & Artisan Markets

Boasting fresh winter harvests and gourmet food stalls, Carseldine Farmers & Artisan Markets are a paradise for those looking to indulge in homemade pies, pastas, and sauces that use local ingredients.

5. Northey Street City Farm Organic Market

Best known for its commitment to sustainability, this organic market is the place to find eco-friendly products alongside fresh organic produce that’s perfect for boosting your immune system during the colder months.

6. Boundary Street Markets

Open every weekend, Boundary Street Markets bring together a fusion of arts, crafts and edibles in a vibrant environment. Warm up with spicy ethnic foods or shop bespoke woolen knits and leather goods that will keep you snug throughout the season.

7. BrisStyle Twilight Market

These evening markets held in King George Square offer a charming ambiance with twinkle lights overhead as you shop for handcrafted ceramics, artisan skincare products as well as winter fashion by local designers.

8. Redcliffe Jetty Markets

A beautiful beachfront market experience awaits at the Redcliffe Jetty Markets where you can buy fresh seafood to cook up a storm at home or try some local delicacies from one of many food vendors.

Regardless of which market you choose to explore this winter in Brisbane, you’ll be welcomed by warm smiles, hot foods, and an unparalleled shopping experience that embraces the essence of the community during this cozy season. Make sure to layer up and set off early to make the most of what these bustling hubs have to offer!