Kalamunda Farmers Markets

Kalamunda Farmers Market

Each and every Sunday morning, the Perth Hills town of Kalamunda is bustling at the delicious Farmers Market. It’s a great local event to stock up the fridge with fresh, locally grown fruit and veggies, and to enjoy a tasty breakfast. In recent times the central mall has had a makeover, so why not revisit the marvellous markets!

Kalamunda Farmers Market

I buy lots of fresh veggies from the various market stalls. The prices are often much better value than the supermarkets. I grabbed a fresh cauliflower and tomatoes (that hadn’t been exposed to sprays), plus a bag of snow peas – freshly picked from a Walliston vegetable garden the night before.

Kalamunda Farmers Market

You’ll often find baked goods, macarons, honey, cheese stalls, fresh seafood, lots of food from different cultures to eat and try.Kalamunda Farmers Market

A large range of artisan stalls changes frequently.

A plant stall sells a large variety of plants, indoor, outdoor, succulents as well as herbs and vegetable seedlings. And why not treat yourself to a bunch of flowers!

Kalamunda Farmers Market

There’s plenty of stalls to browse for foodies and all folks.

My son finds it difficult to resist the Elmars stall and their giant frypan of snags. Their German sausages with some fried onions and sauerkraut are so tasty!

Kalamunda Farmers Market

The Farmers Wife, who has a juice stall, is also a hills local from down the road in Karragullen (near Pickering Brook). Her juices are always refreshing. There’s live music, which creates a great atmosphere and a free bouncy castle for the grandkids.

Kalamunda Farmers Market

We love the sense of community the Kalamunda Farmers Markets bring. It’s also the perfect way to start a day in the hills; there are lots of lovely gift shops in Kalamunda. First Avenue in Barbery Square has some great kitchenware. Afterwards, enjoy a drive around the Bickley Valley Wineries and stop somewhere for lunch.

Kalamunda Farmers Market

Find the Kalamunda Markets on every Sunday in Central Mall, Kalamunda, 8am until noon.

Find out more by visiting www.kalamunda.wa.gov.au

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About Amanda Carlin

Amanda Carlin has her own food and travel blog. Established in 2013, through "Simply PERTHfect", Amanda loves getting out and about in Perth and WA. She enjoys brunching, lunching or something a little fancy in equal measures. With her parents in tow, Amanda always has plenty of senior-friendly eating options to recommend. Be sure to check out Simply PERTHfect.

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  1. […] Especially for the Yates Springtime Festival there are extra food options like a Dutch Food stall, tasty lamb shanks and The Farmers Wife, a Hills local who’s usually found making delicious juices at the Kalamunda Farmers Market. […]

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