BEER DAY OUT

BEER DAY OUT

Mark your calendars!

We’ve teamed up with Plonk to host Beer Day Out at the Markets on Sunday, 2 November, from 12 pm - 3 pm! This exciting event will feature breweries from Canberra and across Australia. The best part? Entry is FREE! Brewery stalls will be set up throughout the Markets, offering free samples for everyone 18 and over.

Check out our amazing line-up below:

• Cypher  Brewing - Canberra

• Capital Brewing - Canberra

• Bentspoke Brewing - Canberra

• Jindabyne Brewing - Jindabyne

• One Drop Brewing - Sydney

• Seeker, Behemoth, Mountain Culture

• Powder Monkey, Wayward, Akasha, Willie, Southern Highlands

• Bridge Road Brewing - Beechworth

• Stoic Brewing - Gerringong

• Breakwall Brewing - Narooma

• Spreyton Cider – Tasmania

• Eden Brewery – Eden

• Principle Brewing - Wollongong

• Tumut Brewing - Tumut

  If you find a beer you love, you can purchase it directly at Plonk. We can't wait to see you there!

LIVE MUSIC AT THE MARKETS

LIVE MUSIC AT THE MARKETS

Join us for live music at the Markets on Saturdays and Sundays. We encourage you to visit the Markets and support these local musicians.

OCTOBER

• Saturday 4 October: Craig W

• Saturday 11 October: Craig W

• Sunday 12 October: JD Band

• Saturday 18 October: Ally Cowell

• Saturday 25 October: Ally Cowell

• Sunday 26 October: Sally Davis

NOVEMBER

• Saturday 1 November: JD Band

• Saturday 8 November: Ben Drysdale

• Sunday 9 November: Sally Davis

• Saturday 15 November: Divine Devilles

• Sunday 16 November: JD Band

• Saturday 22 November: Ben Drysdale

• Sunday 23 November: Sally Davis

• Saturday 29 November: Divine Devilles

DECEMBER

• Saturday 6 December: Craig W

• Sunday 7 December: Sally Davis

• Saturday 13 December: Ally Cowell

• Sunday 14 December: Ben Drysdale

• Saturday 20 December: Craig W

• Sunday 21 December: Divine Devilles

What’s In Season

What’s In Season

FRUIT

MANGOES: KP (NT) in full swing, and R2E2 now available. Looks like an abundant season - expect quality up and prices improving as the weather warms.

EXOTIC: Aussie mangosteens are in season and delicious this week. Australian kiwifruit and dragonfruit are also in.

TROPICAL: Pineapples are eating beautifully - sweet and delectable. Watermelon is good value and tasting great.

GRAPES: Aussie season has just begun. Still early, but surprisingly good eating for this time of year.

CITRUS: Winter citrus is tailing off. Late-season mandarins only (Imperials finished). Lemons still decent value. Seville oranges have ended. Last week or two for blood oranges.

BERRIES: QLD strawberries are eating and lasting well. Blueberries are a little scarce. Blackberries available.

STONEFRUIT: Aussie stonefruit has started; not yet at full stride. Plums and nectarines are available.

APPLES & PEARS: Still eating well. Organic Pink Lady and Gala available. Pink Lady remains a great late-season pick.

BANANAS: Scarce.

VEGETABLES

TOMATOES: Large heirlooms are having a standout year for flavour.

ASPARAGUS: It’s peak Aussie asparagus season - tender, delicious, and at its best right now.

BEANS & PEAS: Round beans are a little scarce. Sugar snaps and snow peas are better value this week.

AVOCADO: Hass and Reed are available. (Reed hasn’t had a great season overall, but Hass is consistent.)

GOOD VALUE: Cauliflower, broccoli, red capsicum, leeks.

SCARCE: All potatoes and sweet potatoes. Tip: Russets are a great flavour pick - roast with the skin on for maximum taste. They’re not always the prettiest, but they’re delicious.

FLOWERS: Spring stunners in bloom: ranunculus, waratahs, waxflower, and plenty of beautiful natives.

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