South Australian Markets This Weekend - King's Birthday Long Weekend

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Sat 06 Jun 2026 - Sun 07 Jun 2026

The King's Birthday Long Weekend has arrived, bringing with it the perfect excuse to slow down, grab a coffee and explore some of South Australia's best markets.

Whether you're searching for fresh local produce, handmade gifts, artisan food, vintage treasures, homewares, or simply looking for a relaxed day out, there are plenty of markets happening across Adelaide and regional South Australia this weekend.

From the Adelaide Hills and Barossa Valley to the Fleurieu Peninsula and the city itself, here's your guide to South Australian markets for the King's Birthday Long Weekend.

What's on in Adelaide for Markets – Saturday 6 June 2026

Adelaide Hills Farmers Market – Mount Barker
A much-loved community market featuring fresh seasonal produce, artisan foods and locally made specialties direct from Adelaide Hills growers and producers.
23 Mann Street, Mount Barker | 8:30 am – 12:30 pm

Farmers Market – Angaston
One of South Australia's most iconic regional farmers' markets showcasing fresh produce, artisan foods, baked goods and local Barossa favourites.
Angaston Road & Stockwell Road, Angaston | 7:30 am – 11:30 am

Fort Largs Producers & Makers Market – Taperoo
Set beside the coast, this popular market celebrates local produce, handmade crafts, artisan products, food, wine and creative makers.
Corner Lady Gowrie Drive & Fort Largs Boulevard | 9 am – 4 pm

Kalangadoo Farmers Market – Limestone Coast
A welcoming country market offering fresh local produce, homemade baked goods, artisan crafts and community charm.
19 Eliza Street, Kalangadoo | 10 am – 1 pm

Old Spot Farmers Direct Market – Salisbury Heights
Supporting Australian growers and producers, this weekly market offers fresh produce, pantry staples and market favourites.
1955 Main North Road, Salisbury Heights | 8 am – 1 pm

Victor Harbour Artisan Market – Victor Harbour
Browse artisan stalls, local makers, live music, coffee and family-friendly activities in the heart of Victor Harbour.
Railway Plaza, Victor Harbour | 10 am – 3 pm

Willunga Farmers Market – Fleurieu Peninsula
A South Australian institution bringing together some of the Fleurieu Peninsula's best growers, makers and artisan food producers.
Willunga High School | 8 am – 12 pm

What's on in Adelaide for Markets – Sunday 7 June 2026

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

Gather at Blackwood Market – Blackwood
A vibrant community market featuring local artists, bakers, makers, creatives and small businesses. Expect handmade gifts, homewares, jewellery, plants, artwork and delicious treats.
21 Coromandel Parade, Blackwood | 9:30 am – 2:30 pm

Queen of Wands Psychic Fair – Tonsley
A unique market experience featuring psychic readers, healers, tarot, spiritual practitioners and handcrafted goods in an atmospheric setting.
Tonsley Innovation District | 10 am – 4 pm

SA Farmers Market – Pooraka
One of Adelaide's biggest undercover markets featuring over 160 vendors selling produce, flowers, plants, baked goods, toys, collectables and more.
Burma Road, Pooraka | 6 am – 1 pm | Entry approximately $2

A little note for the long weekend…

Long weekends have a way of encouraging us to slow down and appreciate life's simple pleasures. Markets are one of those timeless experiences that bring communities together, whether you're filling your basket with fresh produce, hunting for handmade treasures, enjoying live music or simply wandering with a coffee in hand.

They're also a wonderful way to support local growers, makers and small businesses while discovering new corners of South Australia. From coastal communities and country towns to Adelaide's bustling market scene, there are plenty of reasons to explore this weekend.

Weekend Weather
Saturday 6 June: Expect cool winter conditions with partly cloudy skies and the possibility of isolated showers throughout the day.
Sunday 7 June: Mild temperatures, sunny breaks, and light winds, providing comfortable conditions for market browsing.

As always, check the Bureau of Meteorology before heading out.

If you're planning the rest of your long weekend, What's on 2026 cultural events calendar . South Australia also has plenty of festivals, exhibitions, live music, food events, and family-friendly experiences happening across the state]. Sometimes the best adventures are found just around the corner.


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