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Sunshine Coast Markets and Maker Fairs 2026

Discover upcoming farmers markets and maker fairs across Sunshine Coast. Browse handcrafted goods, fresh produce, and support local artisans this weekend.

By The Daily Sunshine Coast · Published 25 July 2026

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If you love discovering locally made goods and supporting creative makers, the Sunshine Coast's markets and maker fairs offer a wonderful chance to browse, chat with artisans, and pick up something special. Whether you're after handcrafted pieces, fresh produce, or simply a leisurely weekend outing, there's plenty to explore across the region.

From the hinterland towns known for their vibrant community gatherings to emerging markets popping up in suburbs right across the coast, these events bring together makers, growers, and collectors in spaces that feel genuinely warm and welcoming. It's a great way to connect with local creators and find unique items you won't spot in the shops.

We've rounded up the markets and maker fairs happening soon so you can plan your next visit. Whether you're a regular or trying somewhere new, there's something here for everyone looking to get out and support local craft and creativity on the Sunshine Coast.

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Sources: eventbrite.com.

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