Bondi markets: Saturday and Sunday
Written by Dan d'Auvergne. Checked 2026-10-12 against 3 sources.
Two days, two markets
Bondi Farmers Market runs on Saturdays from 9am to 1pm. Bondi Markets runs on Sundays from 10am to 4pm. Both take place at Bondi Beach Public School, on Campbell Parade at Warners Avenue. Those different opening hours are the first thing to check: arriving at 9am makes sense for the farmers market, while the published Sunday opening is an hour later.
The Saturday market concentrates on food and produce. The Sunday market has a broader mix of fashion, objects, art and food. The same location can make the names easy to confuse when someone sends you a link. Open the page for the day you intend to visit and confirm its heading before passing the details on to friends.
Saturday: Bondi Farmers Market
The organiser lists growers, bakers and food vendors among its Saturday stallholders. Its published range includes produce, bread, cheese, seafood and prepared food. This is the useful starting point if the main purpose of your visit is shopping for food. The published window is four hours, from 9am until 1pm, rather than an all-day market.
Availability belongs to the individual sellers. A product category on the organiser's website does not confirm a particular stall or item will be there on your visit. If you are making the trip for something specific, ask that seller directly. Check prices at the stall and ask about ingredients or product details with the person selling them.
Sunday: Bondi Markets
Sunday's published trading hours are 10am to 4pm. The organiser describes a mix that includes clothing, jewellery, homewares, original art, vintage pieces and food. Use Sunday as the starting point when your plans centre on browsing design and second-hand finds. Individual stalls and stock can vary, so the categories give you an overview rather than a guaranteed shopping list.
For a particular maker, use their own current information before arranging a collection or promising someone a specific purchase. Keep a seller's contact or receipt if you need to ask about an item afterwards. Questions about returns, sizing or custom orders are best settled with the stallholder at the time, because the market itself is the venue for many separate businesses.
Finding the right place
The organiser places both markets at Bondi Beach Public School, opposite the beach on Campbell Parade. Use the school and Warners Avenue as the identifying location when sharing your plan. Waverley Council also lists other markets in its area, including Bondi Junction, so a general search for Bondi markets can return a different destination.
Use the transport planner linked from the organiser's visitor information to check your own journey. Set the date and the time you want to arrive, and leave the return journey flexible enough for your plans. This guide does not provide parking availability, bus frequency or travel-time estimates. Those are changeable details that the transport operator can answer for the day. If you are meeting friends, send the day and the market name as well as the address. That small detail helps everyone arrive for the same session.
Before you go
The market websites include visitor FAQs and contact information. Their published wet-weather policy says the markets proceed in wet weather and notes that they are outdoors. Read the current organiser update before making a special trip. This is a statement of the published policy rather than a live confirmation that a particular session is operating.
Entry pricing was not confirmed in the pages checked for this guide, so ask the organiser if that affects your plans. Shopping costs are separate and depend on what you choose. If you want to sell at either market, use the official stall application and rules for the correct day. A visitor guide cannot confirm stall availability or an application outcome.