Spend a morning by the river….
Yamba River Markets
Held on the 4th Sunday of the month, located at Ford Park on the foreshore of the scenic Clarence River.
The natural riverside location is the ideal backdrop for a relaxed morning market, trading from 9am till 2pm.
What’s on
🎙️ THE VERSACE BOYS
Mark your calendars, because the legendary Versace Boys are taking the stage at our September Market!!
We are absolutely stoked to have the boys grace our grass with their high-energy grooves and zingy pop bangers!
Hailing from right here in the Northern Rivers, this duo knows exactly how to bring the ultimate feel good vibes and get everyone moving.
Come down and wander our artisan stalls, treat yourself to the most delicious eats and support our not-for-profit, long running, community event while soaking up the best local talent around.
Bring the kids, bring the dog (on a leash please), bring cash for food (though we usually have ATMs and most stalls accept card), coffees, fresh veg, coastal fashion, organic this, natural that, smiles and good vibes.
Music starts around 9.30am leaving you enough time to fetch a coffee, lay down your rug and take in the beautiful river views with some amazing tunes.
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coffee carts
local handmade goods
fresh fruit & veg
local community organisations
PARTICIPANTS
Stallholders
& Community
Enjoy local and regional fresh food, coffee, craft, art and performing artists in a festival atmosphere. You’ll also find fresh fruit and vegetables, plants, furniture, books, vinyl records, jewellery and clothing. Handcrafted, innovative designs are on offer along with free live entertainment, showcasing local emerging talent as well as touring bands and musicians.
Our community markets are a meeting place, a place where ideas are exchanged and where change begins.
Location
Ford Park, Yamba NSW
Strolling through this monthly community market, you’ll discover why this is one of the most popular destinations on the North Coast. It’s the best way to spend a Sunday morning in the beautiful coastal town of Yamba.
“We’re for the community, not for profit”