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Central Coast Markets Guide 2026

Explore top farmers markets, weekend markets and night markets across the Central Coast, from Gosford Waterfront to Woy Woy.

By Central Coast Daily · Published 20 July 2026

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Central Coast Markets 2026, Overview

The Central Coast's market scene serves a growing regional community of 350,000 with farmers markets, community weekend markets and seasonal night market events. Here's a guide to markets on the Central Coast.

Central Coast Farmers Markets

Woy Woy Farmers Market, Woy Woy. Regular Saturday morning market on the Gosford Peninsula serving the Peninsula community with fresh produce and artisan goods.
Gosford Waterfront Market, Gosford Waterfront, Brisbane Water Drive. Weekend markets at Gosford's transformed waterfront precinct. Local produce, crafts and food stalls with waterfront views over Brisbane Water.
Erina Farmers Market, Erina area. Regular farmers market near Erina Fair serving the Gosford and Erina communities.

Weekend and Community Markets

Kincumber Antique and Collectables Market, Kincumber, Gosford Peninsula. Regular antique and collectables market popular with treasure hunters.
The Entrance Weekend Markets, The Entrance foreshore. Weekend community markets at this iconic Central Coast destination. Craft stalls, food and community atmosphere alongside the famous pelican feeding ground.
Kariong and Somersby Markets, Monthly and seasonal community markets in the Gosford hinterland.

Night Markets and Events

Central Coast Council Night Markets, The Central Coast Council hosts seasonal outdoor market and community events, particularly in summer. Check centralcoast.nsw.gov.au for current market programs at waterfront and park venues across Gosford, The Entrance and Terrigal.

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