PepperGreen Farm
Peppergreen Farm is a social enterprise of WISE Employment, offering sustainable, supported employment to people with disability, in an inclusive space for the whole community.
Read MoreThe Bendigo Region, often regarded as a giant food bowl has hundreds of producers and growers taking advantage of the ideal soil and growing conditions. This depth of local producers, growers and food artisans has become further elevated since Bendigo City and Region was recently designated City and Region of Gastronomy. Find below some of the leading accredited farmers markets, producer groups, associations and other markets from across the Region that showcase local produce.
Bendigo Community Farmers Market
Buy fresh, regional produce directly from the region’s farmers including seasonal fruit, vegetables and herbs, meat, bread, cheese, wine, olives, eggs, baked goods and cakes, dumplings and more.
When: The second Saturday of each month from 9am -12.30pm
Where: Bendigo Foodshare, 227 Breen Street, Golden Square
PepperGreen Farm
PepperGreen Farm is a not-for-profit social enterprise offering hospitality, tourism, horticulture, micro business skills training, educational demonstrations, well-being programs and a retail outlet and cafe for local makers and producers. It aims to create opportunities for people of all abilities whilst forging strong relationships with the wider community.
Bendigo Showground Market
One of country Victoria's best market, come along and enjoy the family atmosphere, free admission and ample free parking all just five minutes from the City Centre.
When: Weekly, every Sunday from 8.30am - 2.00pm (It might be closed while special events are on)
Where: The Prince of Wales Showgrounds, Holmes Road, Bendigo
The Inglewood Lions Market
Friendly country market featuring a range of local producers.
When: Second Saturday of each month from 9am-2pm (except June, July & August)
Where: Brooke Street, Inglewood
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