Kelvin Grove Village Markets

Kelvin Grove Village Markets bring fresh produce, food stalls and local makers to Blamey Street in Brisbane’s Kelvin Grove each Saturday. Browse fruit and vegetables, bread, flowers, clothes, plants and crafts, then take a break in the shaded seating areas with live music. Food ranges from Vietnamese banh mi and German sausages to Korean, Thai and Hong Kong-style dishes. For a relaxed morning out, you can shop for the week, pick up coffee or breakfast, or simply wander the stalls.

Produce, food and market stalls

The Saturday market fills Blamey Street in Kelvin Grove Village with stalls selling fresh fruit and vegetables, bread, meat, cheeses, eggs, honey and flowers. You can also browse plants, clothes, vintage pieces, art, crafts and gifts. The range makes it useful both for a weekly shop and for a slower wander through the village.

Food stalls serve dishes from several cuisines, including Vietnamese, German, Korean, Thai and Hong Kong-style options. Bread and coffee are also available, alongside choices such as gyoza and steamed dumplings. If you want to sit down between stalls, shaded seating areas and live music make it easy to pause for breakfast or a drink.

Getting there and making the most of a visit

The market is at Blamey Street and Musk Avenue in Kelvin Grove, in the QUT Urban Village. It runs on Saturdays from 6am to 1pm. Arriving early is a practical choice if you are driving, as parking can become an issue; free undercover parking at Woolworths on Ramsgate Street is suggested.

Some stalls may take cash only or require a minimum card spend, so bring cash as a backup. If you are buying produce, Sena farm fresh fruit and veg is noted as a trusted option. The market is pet-friendly, so you can bring a dog along.