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Markets and makers in Central Coast

Local markets and maker fairs coming up around Central Coast.

By The Daily Central Coast · Published 25 July 2026

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There's something special about wandering through a local market on a weekend, discovering handmade treasures and connecting with the makers who create them. Whether you're hunting for unique gifts, wanting to support local artisans, or simply after a morning out with friends and family, markets and maker fairs offer that perfect blend of shopping, community, and discovery.

The Central Coast has some wonderful opportunities coming up to explore what local creators have been working on. From vintage finds to contemporary crafts, these gatherings are where you'll find the sort of things you won't pick up in a chain store - pieces with personality and stories behind them. It's also a great chance to chat with the people making and selling their wares, learn about their work, and pick up tips and ideas along the way.

Read on to find what's happening near you, and come away with something special.

What is on

  • Hills Style Market, Sat, 27 June, 10:00 am, Cherrybrook Community and Cultural Centre, Cherrybrook Details and bookings

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