Located right below the Chatswood train station. If you're interested in trying some treats or grabbing some snacks for your pup at home, this is an awesome chance to do so; whilst also enjoying the Chatswood Mall Markets! Maybe even grab a delicious coffee from our friends at The Steam Engine and tell them the Pawtion pack sent you :)

ORGANIC FOOD MARKETS create open air Market places that supply Certified Organic food, artisan gourmet produce and conventional fresh fruit & veg*, freshly baked bread and patisserie, seasonal produce from the farmer, salami, local and French cheese, smoked salmon and other delicacies, Aussie truffles.....in fact all the goodies you love to eat are at the markets, every week, rain or shine.

At these friendly community markets you will find everything to fulfill your weekly shopping needs and an exciting choice of fashion, home wares, plants and of course, eco-friendly, sustainable fare trade and healthy products.

You will all enjoy mixing with other like minded fun-loving, friendly foodies...people like you, that care about the environment and the health of the people they feed.

ORGANIC FOOD MARKETS create open air Market places that supply Certified Organic food, artisan gourmet produce and conventional fresh fruit & veg*, freshly baked bread and patisserie, seasonal produce from the farmer, salami, local and French cheese, smoked salmon and other delicacies, Aussie truffles.....in fact all the goodies you love to eat are at the markets, every week, rain or shine.

At these friendly community markets you will find everything to fulfill your weekly shopping needs and an exciting choice of fashion, home wares, plants and of course, eco-friendly, sustainable fare trade and healthy products.

You will all enjoy mixing with other like minded fun-loving, friendly foodies...people like you, that care about the environment and the health of the people they feed.

The Kirribilli Markets were first held on January 21st 1976 in the back yard of the newly opened Kirribilli Neighbourhood Centre. The Market quickly grew in size and popularity spreading into the adjacent yard of the then Kirribilli Public School.When Kirribilli Public School was sold the Markets moved to the park along Alfred street South beside the Bridge and then for a short time to Bradfield Park under the Bridge. When North Sydney Council acquired the Milsons Point Bowling Club the Council kindly gave permission the Markets to conducted on the old bowling green and in the Burton street tunnel. This allowed the Markets to expand to it’s present 220 stalls. All monies raised by the Market go to fund the programs of the Kirribilli Centre.

Run by market experts Madelienne Anderson and Rebecca Fox, the Cambridge Markets ethos is about shopping well, making informed consumer choices and sourcing beautiful, quality products that are original, authentic and created by true artisans.

Our markets are devised to provide a unique space for producers, artisans, designers, importers and growers to connect with their customers, as well as a place for customers to get to know the people behind their products.

We strive to curate the most interesting, beautiful and unique set of stallholders in Sydney, in stunning physical environments.