Where: 80 Memorial Dr, Eumundi
When: Wednesday 8am to 1:30pm and Saturday 7am to 2pm
What: Australia’s biggest and best art, craft and produce market
Organisers say you should come to the Eumundi Markets if you’re looking for something special, something different or something homemade.
You’ll find original artworks, sculptures, furniture, handmade toys, homewares, skincare, candles and clothing.
There’s a fresh produce section with delicious fruit and vegetables and amazing cheeses and yoghurts as well as fresh baked breads. Scattered throughout the stalls are buskers and street artists.
Follow your nose to the amazing street food, before having your palms read and a quick massage. These markets are very popular and attract bus tours from across south east Queensland. Best to get there early, pay for parking for a close spot.

*Shady, plenty of spots to sit & relax, entertainment

Where: Cnr Fishermans Road and David Low Way, Maroochydore
When: Sunday 6am to Noon
What: These markets have been operated by the Mooloolaba Lions Club for about 15 years. The best hint- get there early for the bargains. This market on the Fishermans Rd sports fields is popular for both fruit and vege and bric-a-brac-. You never know what you will find! The markets include 128 stalls.

*Little shade, not much seating

Where: Wonga Park, North Street
When: Saturday 6am to Noon
What: Mixture of farmers market & bric a brac. Good for plants. Dubbed “The country markets locals love” the Yandina Markets are a popular, traditional choice of markets on the Sunshine Coast.
The markets include plants, fresh food, bric-a-brac, second hand treasures, collectables and car parts. You may even spot a few vintage vinyl records!

*Little shade, not much seating

Where: Bulcock St, Caloundra
When: Sunday 8am to 1pm
What: Caloundra’s Bulcock St comes alive every Sunday for the Caloundra Street Fair. Thousands flock to the centre of Caloundra, just a few streets back from the beach, to experience not only 200 stalls, but great vibes, music and food. There’s also a range of free talks called “tent talks” to get customers acquainted with professionals. Stalls sell everything from fresh produce, to flowers, street food, take home gourmet food and art.

*plenty of shade and seating, entertainment

Where:Noosa Australian Football Club, Weyba Rd, Noosaville
When: Sunday 7am to 1pm
What: Nestled among fragrant gum trees, the footy grounds become a hive of activity for the Noosa Farmers Market. The markets offer plenty of different stalls including organic produce, skin care products, marinades, sauces, skin care products, freshly baked breads and cheeses.
There’s also a range of handcrafted items and places to grab breakfast too.

Where: King St, Cotton Tree, Maroochydore
When: Sunday 7am to Noon
What: Cotton Tree Markets offers something for everyone. For more than 22 years the Market has featured local artisans, designers or inventors selling their own unique and creative works within a precinct of fine cafes, fashion and wares. You’ll find fashion, jewellery, original artworks, sculptures, skincare, pottery, shells, plants, baking, homewares, kids toys and more. Soak up the friendly market atmosphere and be entertained by local performers. By supporting the Cotton Tree Markets you’re not only supporting the Sunshine Coast’s local artisan’s, designers and inventors, you are also supporting people living with cancer.

*No shade, sit in one of the streets many cafes