Byron Bay Community Market
Byron's iconic beachside community market since 1987
Main Beach Foreshore, Byron Bay NSW 2481Next Market Date
Sunday
6 Sept 2026
8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Upcoming Dates
Monthly, first Sunday, 08:00 - 15:00
About this market
Legendary community market operating since 1987 on the first Sunday of each month at Main Beach in Byron Bay. Over 240 stallholders showcasing handmade arts and crafts, local produce, organic foods, vintage clothing, healing therapies, crystals, jewellery, homewares, and international street food. Vibrant bohemian atmosphere with live music, reflecting Byron's alternative culture. Major tourist attraction and essential Byron experience. Strong focus on handmade, locally created, and sustainable products. Dog-friendly market with relaxed beachside community vibe. Perfect for unique gifts and treasures.
Market Details
Entry Fee
Free
Market size
50+ stalls
Market Setting
Outdoor
Dog Policy
No Dogs
Weather Policy
Runs Rain Or Shine
Getting There
Parking
Limited parking in Byron Bay. Paid and unpaid zones near market — arrive early. Walking or cycling recommended. Check Byron Council website for parking zone map.
Bus
Byron Bay Bus Interchange nearby (Jonson St/Butler St area). Regional buses from Ballina, Lismore, and Gold Coast service Byron Bay.
Location
Features
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the market held?
First Sunday of every month from 8am to 3pm at Butler Street Reserve.
Are dogs allowed?
Yes, Byron Bay Community Market is dog-friendly. Dogs must be on leads.
How many stalls are there?
Over 300 stallholders selling handmade, locally created, and sustainable products.
What is the market known for?
Bohemian atmosphere, handmade arts and crafts, healing therapies, live music, drumming circles, and reflecting Byron unique alternative culture since 1987.
Is parking available?
Limited parking in town. Best to arrive early, walk, or cycle. Public car parks on Jonson Street.
Contact
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Next Market Date
Sunday
6 Sept 2026
8:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Upcoming Dates
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