Farmers market · Hobart, TAS

Farm Gate Market

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Type
Farmers market
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Since
2009
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When
Every Sunday, 8:30am to 1pm
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Rule
Local, seasonal, producer-only
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Also
Grub Hub street food
Status
Top-five Australian farmers market

About Farm Gate Market

The Farm Gate Market is a Sunday institution in central Hobart, run since 2009 on Bathurst Street. Its founding rule is refreshingly strict: if you couldn't eat it, drink it, grow it, or meet the producer, then you wouldn't find it. That paddock-to-plate ethos has grown it from twelve original producers into one of Australia's top five farmers markets.

The stalls turn over with Tasmania's seasons, covering fresh produce, artisan foods and a rotating Grub Hub of street-food vendors. It runs as a not-for-profit with a strong sustainability streak, moving toward plastic-free trading with compostable packaging, and is treated by locals as the essential Sunday gathering.

Producer-onlyLocal & seasonalSince 2009Top-five marketPlastic-free push

What you'll find

  • Fresh seasonal produce: direct from Tasmanian growers
  • Artisan foods and small-batch makers
  • Meet-the-producer stalls across the market
  • Grub Hub: rotating street-food vendors each Sunday
  • A strict local and seasonal rule
  • A not-for-profit, sustainability-focused market

Good to know

Farm Gate is a weekly producers market, not a shop, trading every Sunday from 8:30am to 1pm on Bathurst Street in central Hobart. Because everything is producer-sold and seasonal, the line-up changes week to week, and you can ask the grower directly about how your food was raised.

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Quick facts

Address
104 Bathurst St, Hobart TAS 7000

Location

Frequently asked questions

When is the Farm Gate Market on?
Every Sunday from 8:30am to 1pm, in central Hobart on Bathurst Street.
What is its rule about stallholders?
If you couldn't eat it, drink it, grow it, or meet the producer, you wouldn't find it. Everything is local, seasonal and producer-sold.
How big is it?
It has grown from twelve original producers in 2009 into one of Australia's top five farmers markets.