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Albany Farmers' Market
Browse and taste the interesting and delicious items, from fresh vegetable to chocolates and even natural health products, at the Albany Farmers' Market.
The market is held on the first and third Saturday of every month, 9am – 1pm. Albany Hall, Library Lane, Albany. http://www.albanyfarmersmarket.co.nz/

Auckland City Market
An eclectic range of New Zealand souvenirs, hand made craft, designer clothing, exceptional jewelry, delicious food stalls and fresh produce.  Buy direct from NZ's top craftspeople and designers.
During peak season we will have more than sixty stalls all separately owned and operated. This market is a unique blend of self-employed business people, long-time stall holders with decades of experience under their belt, alongside new young guns carving out a place for themselves as a small business owner operator.
Fantastic central city location, a stones throw from Queen St in the heart of Auckland City. The market will be covering the ground floor of Wilson’s Elliot St outdoor car-park, cornering Elliot St and Victoria Street West, behind vertical bungy.
Sick of cloned shopping malls, well find something different here, and enjoy a delicious bite from the numerous international eateries.
Every Saturday and Sunday, rain or shine, 10am-6pm.
www.aucklandcitymarket.co.nz

Avondale Sunday Market
There is a strong Polynesian and Asian influence at the Avondale Sunday Market. With a multitude of stalls, you will find arts and crafts, new and used products, produce and clothes. This is a great day out in a multicultural atmosphere.
Open every Sunday, 6am – midday. Ash Street, Avondale.
www.avondalesundaymarkets.co.nz

Awhitu Country Markets
This is a true country market located in Matakawau. Take some time out to discover the local produce, handcrafts and fantastic woodwork this market has to offer. Plus there’s free parking and free entertainment for the kids.
Open every fourth Sunday. Matakawau Hall, Main Rd.
http://awhitu.com/gate-sales/awhitu_country_markets.htm

Birkenhead Artisan Market
One of Auckland’s premier markets selling artisan foodstuffs and an amazing array of textiles, jewellery and homewares.
Open the third Saturday of every month, 9am – 1pm. Highbury House, Community Centre, Hinemoa Street.
http://www.birkenheadartisanmarket.com/

Botany Town Centre Craft Market
Explore and find a large array of arts and crafts.
Open every Thursday and Friday, 10am – 6pm. Te Irirangi Drive, Botany.

Browns Bay Flea Market
General bric a brac, products and produce.
Open every Sunday, 8am – midday.

The City Farmers' Market – Britomart
The City Farmers' Market operates in the centre of Auckland’s Britomart precinct and brings a bounty of regional produce to town for Aucklanders every week. Fresh, seasonal, quality fruit and vegetables, eggs, meat and much more are delivered direct from local growers and farmers. Sign up for their seasonal, Delicious Deals (discounts on produce and food products) and news on their website http://www.cityfarmersmarket.co.nz
Open every Saturday, 8.30am – 12.30pm. Behind the train station, Galway Street, Britomart.
The City Farmers' Market is offering Delicious Deals for the months of August and September. Every week the market will send a selection of special offers to everyone on their email database. Simply print the deals each week and present the stallholder with their offer and reap the rewards (your wallet and your tummy will thank you). "We want people to try out different stalls that they might previously have missed," said Market Manager Sue Menzies. "We thought we'd inspire this through excellent savings on the best produce and culinary products the region has to offer". To sign up for Delicious Deals, go to their website: http://www.cityfarmersmarket.co.nz, and click on 'Join'.

Clevedon Village Farmers' Market
Leave the hustle and bustle of the week behind and head east to Clevedon for a relaxing morning. Make the most of the opportunity to sample and hand pick the best provisions and be inspired by cooking tips and recipes.
Open every Sunday, 8.30am-12.30pm. Clevedon Village, Clevedon Showgrounds, Monument Road, Clevedon.
http://www.clevedonfarmersmarket.co.nz/

Clevedon Village Market
The Clevedon Sunday Village Craft Market has been in existence for over 20 years. The stalls showcase a varying range of handicrafts, jewellery, artwork, collectables, gifts, clothing and novelty items. Outside vendors sell fresh fruit and vegetables, free range eggs, furniture and plants.
Open every Sunday, 9am – 2pm. Clevedon Community Centre, North end of Main Street. http://www.villagemarkets.co.nz/

Coatesville Market
This market is fast becoming a real destination and is known for its fantastic food. There are almost 100 stalls selling produce, cakes, exotic food, arts, crafts, plants, clothing and jewellery.
Open the first Sunday of every month, 10am – 3pm. Coatesville Reserve, Corner Coatesville Riverhead Highway and Mahoenui.

Collectors Market Remuera
Visit this fair and be inspired by the collections of antiques and collectables displayed by stallholders from all over New Zealand.
Open every Sunday, 9am – 3pm. Commerce Club, Ohinerau Street, Remuera.

Devonport Farmers' Market
The Devonport Farmers' Market is where you can find delicious fresh produce right on the water’s edge.
Open every Sunday, 9am – 1pm. Devonport Wharf, Community House, Clarence Street, Devonport.

Franklin Market
Averaging 60 stalls each week this general market features fruit and vegetables, fish, shellfish, jewellery, clothing, jams, pickles and much more.
Open every Saturday, 8am – midday.
http://www.franklinmarkets.co.nz

Franklin Country Market
Hosting organics, plants, garden furniture, crafts, art, antiques and more.
Open every Sunday, 9am – 4pm. Town Centre, Main Street, Pukekohe.

Grey Lynn Farmers’ Market
The Auckland Grey Lynn Farmers’ Market is a community-owned and operated produce market that provides fresh, locally grown goods that come from within a 200km radius of the Grey Lynn suburb. With 30-plus stallholders, and growing, there’s plenty of choice to do your weekly shop. From vegetables and fruit, to fish and meat, salad dressing, cheese, olive oils, jams, strawberries and more, there is a story behind every product you buy.
Open the last Sunday of every month, 8am – noon.
Grey Lynn Community Centre, 510 Richmond Road, Grey Lynn.

Helensville Market
This is an authentic country market. Stalls include Kaipara fresh produce, vintage clothing, second hand tools, classic music on vinyl, home baked bread, natural remedies, native and exotic plants, pet supplies and handcrafts. Plus there are pony rides for the kids.
Open every Saturday, 8am – 1pm. A & P Showground’s, State Highway 16, Helensville.

Howick Village Market
This is a cosmopolitan village market with quality arts, crafts and produce.
Open every Saturday, 8.30am – 12.30pm. Howick Information Service Building, Picton Street, Howick.

Karaka Village Market
Just opened on 25 July, come and check out what this rural market has to offer.
Open every fourth Saturday, 9am – 1pm. Karaka War Memorial Hall, Corner Linwood and Blackbridge Roads
http://www.villagemarkets.co.nz/

Karangahape Rd Street Market
A weekly market attracting regular and casual stallholders with a diverse range of interesting items.
Open every Saturday, 9.30am – 3pm. Karangahape Rd, Auckland.

Laingholm Art Market
Visit the Laingholm Art Market for fine arts, carving, weaving, photography and more.
Every Sunday in February, April, September and November, 1pm-5.pm. Laingholm Village Hall, Waitakere.

Mangere Bridge Village Markets
Come along and enjoy the friendly village atmosphere. Take a walk around the waterfront, check out Ambury Farm Park or have brunch/lunch at one of the cafés.
Open the first and third Saturday of every month. Village Square, Coronation Road, Mangere.

Mangere Town Centre Markets
The market has 200 stallholders with an array of mixed goods. There is fresh produce from as far south as Hastings and north to Kerikeri. This is a multicultural market that will delight you with a wide variety of cultures, all working side by side.
Open every Saturday, 6am – 2pm. Mangere Town Centre Car Park.

Manurewa Flea Market
This market is for everyone’s tastes. Enjoy fresh fish, seafood and vegetables and hot food from the many stalls.
Open every Sunday from 7am – midday. Northcrest Carpark, Great South Road, Manurewa.

Massey Market Day
Visit the Massey market for a variety of stalls including crafts, baby wear, jewellery and even car washes.
Open the last Sunday of every month, 9am – 1pm. Massey Community House, Triangle Park, Massey.

Matakana Country Market
Admire NZ hand-made or home grown arts, crafts, produce and goods, alongwith an array of services like ear candling and healers. There’s plenty of parking and indoor stores in case it rains. Plus there’s an adventure playground and animal experiences for the kids.
Open every Saturday, 9am – 1pm. Omaha Flats Road, Matakana, Rodney.

Matakana Village Farmers' Market
This popular market is the place to find luscious local produce. Fine wines, boutique olive oils, divine organic chocolate and locally brewed beer are just some of the products on offer. There’s also live music as an accompaniment.
Open every Saturday, 8am – 1pm (summer) and 9am – 1pm (winter). Matakana Valley Road, Matakana.

Milford Rainbow Fair
An artisan fair with a large variety of stalls including natural health, arts and crafts, yummy homemade food and therapy products.
Open the first Sunday of every month, 10am – 3pm. Senior Citizens Hall, Milford Road, North Shore.

Oneroa Sunday Markets
A market that runs in the Artworks courtyard and serves delicious Sunday brunch.
Open the first and third Sunday of every month, 10am – 2pm. Artworks Complex, Korora Road, Waiheke Island.

Oratia Farmers' Market – Waitakere
An authentic farmers' market selling quality food produce and products made and grown locally. Take the opportunity to ‘meet your maker’ with events that take you behind the scenes with the producers to learn about their beautiful products.
Open every Saturday, 9am – midday. Artisan Wines, 99 Parr’s Cross Rd, Oratia, Waitakere City.
http://www.oratiafarmersmarket.co.nz/

Orewa Beach Farmers' Markets
Stock up on your weekly shopping and soak up the beach atmosphere at the Orewa Beach Farmers' Market. This is a traditional community farmers' market where local producers and growers offer fresh organic produce, plants, cheese and meats.
Open every Sunday, 8am – 12.30pm. Corner Hibiscus Coast Highway and Florence Ave, Orewa.

Ostend Market
Every Saturday morning the people of Waiheke Island congregate to buy and sell, swap stories and catch up with friends. Enjoy a unique collection of arts and crafts, home-made foods, fresh fruit and vegetables and Waiheke cheeses, olives, breads and oysters.
Open every Saturday, 8am – midday. Ostend Road, Waiheke Island.
http://www.ostendmarket.co.nz/

Otara Market
The Otara Market is a buzzing place that sells food, clothes and bric-a brak reflecting the cultures of the Polynesian people who live in the area.
Open every Saturday, 6am – midday. Newbury Street, Otara.

Parnell Farmers' Market
Growers, farmers and producers sell a seasonal selection of fresh and organic fruit and vegetables, meat, fish, plants, baked goods, eggs, flowers and plant-based products.
Open every Saturday, 8am – midday. Jubilee Building Carpark, Parnell Road, Parnell.

Parnell French Market – La Gigale
Enjoy a Saturday or Sunday morning of French style produce. From home butchery, to fresh bread, delicious French cheeses, paella and fresh fruit and vegetables.
Open every Saturday, 8am – 1pm and Sunday, 9am – 2pm. 69 St George’s Bay Road, Parnell.
http://www.lacigale.co.nz/wawcs0111832/market.html

Pine Harbour Fresh Market
Auckland's newest weekly market takes foodies to a stunning waterside location for a French-style experience with a distinctive kiwi flavour.
Open every saturday 8am-12pm, Pine Harbour Marina.
http://www.pineharbour.co.nz/freshmarket

Point Chevalier Twilight Market
An arts, crafts and food produce market will be held at the Pt Chev Bowling Club. With over 40 stalls,the Twilight market will have something for everyone.
Open the first and third Thursdays of every month starting from 18 October 2009. Point Chevalier Bowling Club, Dignan Street, Point Chevalier.

Pukekohe Village Market
This market showcases a great range of high quality crafts produced locally from the district’s stallholders. The market is a popular meeting place with coffee and tea available in the hall.
Open every third Saturday, 9am – 1pm. Pukekohe Town Hall, corner Edinburgh and Massey Streets.
http://www.villagemarkets.co.nz/

Ranui Market Day
The stallholders range from handmade jewellery, kete, harakeke flowers and knitted items, to ceramics, cards, cosmetics, home baking and much more. The guide dog fundraisers are also a regular fixture. Plus the market has 25 car-park sites available where there is an allocated area for car-boot sales.
Open on the last Saturday of every month, 9am – midday. Ranui Community Centre, Swanson Road, Waitakere.
http://www.ranui.org.nz/page.php?view=ranui_market_day

Saint Helier's Art and Craft Market
St Helier's Art and Craft Market is home to some of Auckland's most talented art and crafts people. It’s a fabulous place to browse, shop and take time to meet the people who actually create the products they sell.
Open the first and third Sunday of every month, 10am – 4pm. Tamaki Ex Services Association Hall, Corner Turua and Polygon Streets, St Helier’s.

Seafood Market
This is Auckland’s only seven-day fresh food market, selling fresh fish, fruit, vegetables, delicatessen goods and premium-grade meat. Plus for a unique experience check out their Seafood School. Here you will learn all about cooking with seafood and participate in a ‘Look, Cook and Eat’ meal experience. (Classes as scheduled).
Open every day of the week, 7am – 6.30pm. Corner of Madden and Daldy Streets, Freemans Bay.
http://www.aucklandfishmarket.co.nz/3

Silverdale Hall and Street Market
Quality crafts, soaps, garden ornaments and fruit and vegetables.
Open every Saturday, 7.30am – 12.30pm. Silverdale Main Street.

Takapuna Markets
The market is a buzz of activity with stalls offering a wide variety of products, including fresh fruit and vegetables, flowers and plants, crafts, furniture, specialty foods, bric-a-brac and clothing. Visitors often stroll through the market before enjoying Sunday brunch in one of the many nearby cafés.
Open every Sunday, 6am – midday. Corner Lake Road and Anzac Street, Takapuna.

The Island Farmers Market
Held at No. 7 Belgium St, Ostend, Waiheke Island.
Every Sunday 10am - 2pm rain or shine!
http://waiheke.aucklandnz.com

Titirangi Healers Market
Titirangi Health & Wellbeing Fair aims to bring all aspects of wellbeing under one roof. Sample a wide variety of methods, therapies, products and disciplines including massage, detoxification and guidance.
Open the third Sunday of every month, 10am – 3pm. Titirangi War Memorial Hall, South Titirangi Road, Titirangi.

Victoria Park Market
Auckland's historic market has many shops to browse around and a New Zealand walk of fame. Shops and stalls include arts and crafts, designer clothing, footwear, souvenirs and jewellery. There is also a food hall, cafés, licensed restaurants and bars.
Open everyday, 9am – 6pm. Victoria Street West, Auckland Central.
http://www.victoria-park-market.co.nz/

Waitakere Pacifica Markets
The market is the perfect opportunity to purchase some authentic Pacific arts and crafts, enjoy live entertainment and performances and sample pacific foods. Come along and visit or set up your own stall.
Open every last Saturday of the month, 10am – 4pm. Pacifica Village, Henderson.

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