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- Your guide to exploring Playford's Markets
When the mercury drops, the leaves turn orange and you suddenly develop an urge to eat soup – you know it’s market season.
Why not visit some local stalls and pick out a nice hand knitted scarf, or better yet stockpile a selection of locally made jams and produce to snack on during the colder months.
And no you don’t have to make a long weekend drive to the Barossa or the Adelaide Hills to get your fix – why not enjoy the bespoke little markets in your own backyard!
We have compiled a list of some of our favourite markets to visit in and around Playford.
Blakes Crossing Markets moves to Uleybury Wines
We are excited to share the newest market in Playford. Imagine enjoying a glass of red, enjoying picturesque views all while exploring local craft and produce… could you think of a better pairing?
Uleybury wines together with Blakes Crossing Markets have come together to deliver a truly unique weekend experience.
Join us this weekend for the market's grand opening at the beautiful Uleybury Wine estate.
Where: 719 Uley Road, Uleybury | When: 29 April 10am – 2Pm
A perfect Sunday visit to Craigmore Community Market
You couldn’t find a better way to wrap up your month than visiting the Craigmore Community Market.
Stop for a coffee and browse a variety of stalls selling all sorts of goodies.
This family friendly event has plenty of entertainment for the kids. You can keep an eye on their Facebook page to keep up to date on each month’s activities.
Where: 2 Turner Dr, Craigmore | When: 10am – 2Pm, last Sunday of every month
It's only a short weekend drive to One Tree Hill Country Market
Do you have a green thumb? A love for crafts? A taste for local art? With its diverse range of stalls and entertainment there really is something for everyone at the One Tree Hill Country Market.
Why not jump into the car, go on a weekend drive and find something that is uniquely you amongst this country market's bespoke little stalls.
Where: One Tree Hill Institute, Blacktop Road , One Tree Hill | When: 8.30am – 1pm, first Saturday of each month