A farmers’ market is a food market where local growers, farmers and artisan food producers sell their wares directly to consumers. Vendors may only sell what they grow, farm, pickle, preserve, bake, smoke or catch themselves from within a defined local area.
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, olives and olive oils, condiments, coffee, artisan breads and much more — direct from local growers, farmers and makers.
The market operates all year long on Saturdays between 8.30am & 12.30pm on a site behind the Britomart Trainstation, on Gore Street.
THE MARKET RESUMES THIS WEEKEND JAN 9, 2010!
After a brief holiday, the Farmers' Market opens for the new year this Saturday January 9. Hope to see you there!
Download a pdf of the map here (ctrl+click).
Parking for the City Farmers’ Market is available on streets surrounding the
market and also in monitored carparks directly infront of the market site, and
further along Galway street.
We encourage people to take public transport to the market and please bring your own bag – or you can purchase one at the market.
The City Farmers’ Market is a not-for-profit enterprise operated by City Farmers’ Market Inc. and local volunteers.
For further information please download the files below.
City Farmers’ Market: Information Sheet (pdf 224Kb)
City Farmers’ Market: Market Charter (pdf 240Kb)
If you would like to become a vendor, please click on the vendor section.
Note: To download the pdf files above, ctrl+click any of the links. You'll need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view the files. If you don't have it already, download it here.
