Cromwell Farmers' and Craft Market

The Cromwell Farmers’ and Craft Market is located in the stunning Cromwell Heritage Precinct and has been running for more than 10 years. The markets are popular with locals and visitors.

The market runs every Sunday from Labour Weekend to Easter Weekend from 9am to 1pm and includes a wide range of regionally supplied produce and crafts including: - Seasonal fruit and vegetables - Local meats, cheeses and fish - Artisanal breads and baking - Cut flowers, local honey and olive oil, and blended teas - A variety of pickles, jams, chutneys, vinegars and sauces - Local wines - Wooden crafts, candles and soap. Food and coffee are also available for purchase.

There is plenty of seating and local newspapers available for people to read while enjoying the market atmosphere and live entertainment.

Every few weeks, a themed market is held, with themes including a children’s market, a French-inspired market, a Christmas market and a strawberry market.

The market prides itself on offering fresh, seasonal local produce sold to the public by the producers themselves. This gives people the opportunity to discuss production and use of the produce.

Visitors are welcome to join the locals at the Cromwell Farmers’ and Craft Market each Sunday.

Find out more and contact information - Cromwell Farmers' and Craft Market

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