Visiting the Collective Markets are an enjoyable way to wander through South Bank parklands. These 3-day weekly markets have stalls selling artisan food, gifts, clothing and handmade goods.
You’ll enjoy browsing through the summer dresses, t-shirts with prints, clothing, jewelry, earrings, scrunchies, sunglasses and hats. I’m lusting after the leather purses, handbags and belts.
Depending on who has a stall you might see plants and kokedama, henna body art, bath bombs, candles, iron on patches and amazing artwork. You might find gemstones and opals. There is usually a resident psychic reader.
If you’re feeling hungry there might be homemade lemonade, fresh fruit juices, churros, flavoured popcorn, potato twisters and more. I like to grab some fudge.
The markets are an easy walk from the South Bank train station and busway. Wear a hat and pack some water. Afterwards, you might like to enjoy a picnic lunch nearby in the parklands.
Held at Stanley Street Plaza, South Bank, Brisbane QLD 4101
About Collective Markets
Held over 3 days every weekend in Stanley Plaza in South Bank from Friday night through to Sunday afternoon, the Collective Markets at South Bank attract Brisbanites and tourists alike. With an eclectic mix of original art, photography, unique gifts, trending fashion and vintage clothing, as well as foodie stalls and live music, the Collective Markets are a vibrant cultural melting pot set in the artisan’s heart of Brisbane.
The Collective Markets @ South Bank: Fri 5pm-9pm, Sat 10am-9pm and Sun 9am-4pm. Embracing artisan culture, the market is a haven of unique finds. The Collective Markets website: www.collectivemarkets.com.au
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