Kalamunda Farmers Market
About this event
The Kalamunda Farmers Market enables shoppers to buy direct from the farmer, grower or producer in the Perth hills.
The market offers an incredible variety of goods, from fresh seasonal fruit and vegetables to organic meats, free-range eggs, and artisan breads like naturally fermented sourdough. You'll find gluten-free options, sweet treats such as cupcakes, biscuits, macarons, and both sweet and savoury pastries.
There are also raw and fermented foods, freshly pressed apple and vegetable juices, fresh flowers, handmade olive oil-based soaps, and natural beauty products. Shoppers can pick up macadamia and pecan nuts, fresh orange juice, honey, loose-leaf herbal teas, ground coffee, pickles, jams, a range of cheeses including goat's cheese, hot meals, organic olive oil, Australian spices, Indian spice mixes, marinades, potted plants, crepes, and so much more—the selection is endless!
The markets have temporarily moved from Central Mall due to upgrades, however, they will continue to trade out of the Kalamunda Library Carpark until upgrades are complete.
Nearest accessible public toilet to Kalamunda Farmers Market
The nearest accessible public toilet to Kalamunda Farmers Market is Town Hall Square, Kalamunda, about 40 m away.
Town Hall Square · about 40 m away in a straight line
5 Barber Street, Kalamunda, WA (other)
- Right-hand transfer
- Accessible parking
Open: Apr-Oct 6am-6pm, Oct-May 6am-9pm — WINTER HOURS: April - October 06:00am - 06:00pm SUMMER HOURS: October - April 06:00am - 09:00pm
Source: the National Public Toilet Map, data as at 1 September 2026. Distances are straight-line, not the walking route, and facilities can change — check before you rely on one. Facility record
Event information courtesy of the Australian Tourism Data Warehouse (ATDW).
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