Become a Stallholder
Join a community of growers, makers and producers who believe food should be Good, Clean and Fair. Our stallholders sell directly to the people who value what they grow and make, across four monthly markets in Melbourne's inner west: Edgewater, West Footscray, Yarraville and Spotswood. Our shoppers come back month after month, building relationships with the producers they trust and returning for the food they love.
Slow Food Melbourne
Who We're Looking For
We welcome applications from growers, makers and producers who share our commitment to Good, Clean and Fair food. We look for high-quality products, thoughtful production methods and producers who are passionate about connecting directly with the people who buy their food. Preference is given to Victorian producers seeking to build a loyal local customer base through our markets.
Melbourne Farmers Markets
What our Markets Offer
- A regular trading opportunity at one or more of four inner-west Melbourne markets
- Promotion through the weekly stallholder list, website and our social media channels
- A community of growers, makers and producers who champion each other
- The credibility of trading under the trusted Slow Food Melbourne banner, alongside other stallholders who share the values of Good, Clean and Fair food.
How to Apply
To lodge an application to be a Stallholder, please click the Trading Application button below to go to Issimo Markets where we manage our market applications. Once we receive your application we will assess it and be in touch with you with further questions or to confirm your stall.
Operating Guidelines - Edgewater Operating Guidelines - Spotswood Operating Guidelines - West Footscray Trading ApplicationFrequently Asked Questions
Do I need organic certification?
No, but we want a clear, honest account of how you produce. Certification is one way to demonstrate it; a transparent explanation of your methods is another.
What are the stall fees?
Stall fees help cover the cost of running the markets. Current fees are provided after you submit an application and are structured to remain affordable for small producers.
Can I trial a single market?
We occasionally offer casual spots to producers new to the markets. Please mention this in your application.
I produce from a home kitchen, can I apply?
Yes, home-based food businesses are welcome, provided you have the appropriate food safety registration for your production type, and that you comply with Victoria's Department of Health food safety requirements.
How far in advance should I apply?
As early as possible, popular food categories tend to fill quickly.