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Sat 23 May 2026 - Sun 24 May 2026

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Adelaide Markets This Weekend | South Australian Market Guide 23rd & 24th May 2026

There’s something about Adelaide weekends in late autumn that feels slower in the best possible way. The mornings are crisp, cafés are full earlier, and market season settles into that cosy rhythm of fresh bread, warm coffee, seasonal produce and wandering without much of a plan. Whether you’re chasing regional farmers markets, handmade local finds, fresh flowers, artisan foods or simply an excuse to get out of the house, there’s plenty happening across South Australia this weekend.

From the Adelaide Hills to the Fleurieu and the Limestone Coast, here’s your guide to markets happening across Adelaide and South Australia this Saturday and Sunday.

What’s on in Adelaide for Markets – Saturday 23 May 2026

Adelaide Hills Farmers Market – Mount Barker
Fresh seasonal produce, artisan foods and locally made specialties direct from Adelaide Hills growers and makers.
23 Mann St, Mount Barker | 8:30 am – 12:30 pm

Mount Pleasant Farmers Market – Adelaide Hills
A welcoming community-owned farmers market supporting local growers, producers and small businesses from across the region.
Mount Pleasant | 8 am – 12 pm

Barossa Farmers Market – Angaston
One of South Australia’s most loved regional markets, packed with Barossa produce, baked goods, artisan favourites and local growers.
Angaston Rd & Stockwell Rd, Angaston | 7:30 am – 11:30 am

Fort Largs Producers & Makers Market – Taperoo
A relaxed coastal market celebrating local produce, handmade goods, artisan stalls, food vendors and boutique makers by the sea.
Lady Gowrie Drive & Fort Largs Boulevard | 9 am – 4 pm

Kalangadoo Farmers Market – Limestone Coast
A country market full of fresh produce, homemade baked goods, artisan crafts and a friendly community atmosphere.
19 Eliza Street, Kalangadoo | 10 am – 1 pm

Old Spot Farmers Direct Market – Salisbury Heights
Supporting local growers and producers with fresh produce, pantry staples and market favourites every Saturday.
1955 Main North Rd, Salisbury Heights | 8 am – 1 pm

Willunga Farmers Market – Fleurieu Peninsula
One of South Australia’s most iconic farmers' markets showcasing fresh Fleurieu produce, artisan foods and regional growers.
Willunga High School | 8 am – 12 pm

What’s on in Adelaide for Markets – Sunday 24 May 2026

Adelaide Farmers Market – Wayville
South Australia’s largest farmers' market returns with more than 80 stalls packed with seasonal produce direct from local farms and makers.
Adelaide Showground, Rose Terrace, Wayville | 8:30 am – 12:30 pm

SA Farmers Market – Pooraka
One of Adelaide’s biggest undercover Sunday markets featuring more than 160 vendors selling produce, flowers, baked goods, plants, vintage finds and more.
Burma Road, Pooraka | 6 am – 1 pm | Entry approx. $2

Round She Goes Market – Goodwood
A popular pre-loved fashion market dedicated to women’s vintage and second-hand fashion, accessories and unique finds.
32 Rosa Street, Goodwood | 10 am – 3 pm | Entry $4

A little note for the weekend…

Not every weekend needs a packed itinerary. Sometimes it’s enough to start the morning with coffee, buy flowers you didn’t plan on buying, wander through a few stalls and end up leaving with sourdough, candles, olives, and something handmade you absolutely didn’t need. Adelaide markets have a way of slowing everything down a little. Somewhere between the live music, fresh produce and conversations with local makers, the weekend starts to feel like a reset.

Weekend Weather:
Saturday 23 May: Cool conditions with possible morning showers easing into a mostly cloudy afternoon.
Sunday 24 May: Mild autumn temperatures with patchy cloud and light winds across Adelaide.
Check out BOM for updates

If you’re mapping out the rest of your time, there’s plenty more happening across the state — festivals, exhibitions, live music and cultural events all building into the season ahead. This weekend starts. Explore the broader What's on 2026 cultural events calendar and start mapping out your next local adventure.

If you’re planning the rest of your weekend, there’s also plenty happening across South Australia, with exhibitions, live music, festivals, food events, and regional experiences continuing throughout the season ahead.

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