Fresh produce at Slow Food Spotswood Farmers Market

Slow Food Spotswood Farmers Market

Slow Food Melbourne's first market in the inner west, the Spotswood Market has become a much-loved monthly ritual. More than 40 stalls fill the grounds of Spotswood Primary School on the fourth Saturday of every month. Browse fresh produce, artisan bread, cheese, honey, meat, pastries, and coffee, all from local growers and small batch makers. The community comes from Williamstown, Newport, Yarraville, Seddon, and beyond. The regulars know their stallholders by name. It's what Good, Clean and Fair looks like.

Spotswood Primary School
600 Melbourne Rd, SPOTSWOOD

Slowfood
Spotswood

Farmers’
Market

SATURDAY NOVEMBER 28 9am – 1pm

Our other Slow Food markets

SMS Reminders

Want SMS reminders about our events? Text 0420 137 234 with the code for the events you'd like to hear about.

Scan a code with your phone camera to open a ready-to-send text.

To opt-out text STOP at anytime.

Map showing Spotswood Primary School

Getting here

Spotswood Primary School
600 Melbourne Rd, Spotswood

Train

Spotswood Station, 5-minute walk. Werribee line has frequent Saturday services.

Bus

Bus stops on Melbourne Rd. Check PTV for connection times.

Car

There is onsite car parking in the school car parks as well as street parking.

Accessibility

Limited stroller and wheelchair accessibility

Plan your journey on PTV

Half price public transport until end of 2026

What to expect at Slow Food Spotswood Farmers Market

What to Expect

Bring a bag or two – we're proudly plastic bag free. Entry is a gold coin donation, with proceeds supporting Spotswood Primary School. Most stallholders accept cards, but it's worth carrying a little cash just in case. Most visitors spend one to two hours exploring the market, and families are always welcome.

Market FAQsDog Policy

Stallholders at Slow Food Spotswood Farmers Market

Stallholders that attended our last market, Saturday 24 October. The list will be updated the wednesday before the next market.

Make a day of it at Slow Food Spotswood Farmers Market

Make a Day of it

After the market, Scienceworks is just five minutes up the road and a great outing for kids and adults alike. Williamstown Beach is a short drive or a scenic 20-minute walk along the foreshore. Newport's Hall Street has eateries where you can usually grab a table without a booking. For walkers and cyclists the bay trail follows the coastline from Williamstown through Altona to the historic Point Cook homestead.

Seasonal produce at Slow Food Spotswood Farmers Market

Spring

What's in Season

Fruit

Apple, Avocado, Blueberries, Cumquat, Grapefruit, Lemon, Lime, Mandarin, Orange, Tangelo

Vegetables

Artichoke, Asian greens, Beetroot, Beans, Broccoli, Brussel sprouts, Cabbage, Carrot, Cauliflower, Celery, Eggplant, Fennel, Leek, Lettuce, Mushrooms, Okra, Onion, Spring onions, Parsnip, Peas, Potato, Pumpkin, Radish, Silverbeet, Spinach, Squash, Swede, Sweet potato, Turnip, Zucchini

Visitors at a Slow Food Melbourne market

What is Slow Food?

Slow Food is a global movement of more than half a million people across 160 countries, united by the belief that food should be Good, Clean and Fair. Slow Food Melbourne is your local chapter, bringing those values to life through our markets.

About Slow Food

Follow us on Instagram

The best way to keep up with news about Slow Food Spotswood Farmers Market. Follow along for updates.