Markets have been an integral part of the city of Sydney since its founding in the late 18^th century. They form an intimate connection between culture and commerce. At last count, there were more than fifty markets in the city and its surrounding suburbs. Most are open on a regular basis, but others have more limited operating hours. Let us take a moment to review three of the most popular markets in Sydney.

Founded as a community market in 1981, the Surry Hills Market was one of the first in the area to trade in handmade, secondhand, and recycled goods. This gave local low-income residents the opportunity to earn a little extra money and also attracted tourists. Although it has become wildly popular in recent years, it has not forgotten its roots as simple community market. Held on the first Saturday of every month from 7:00 am to 4:00pm, the Surry Hills Markets serve as an important fundraiser for the Surry Hills Neighbourhood Centre.

Watch out Camberra, tons of Vinyl Design wall stickers, canvas bags, tea towels and tees are coming to you on the 11th of June!!

Come and see us at the National Convention Centre from 10 till 4 for Camberra Handmade, a great market with 120 Australian designers!

We will be there with our wall stickers and a new line of chalkboard wall stickers; Vinyl Living canvas tote bags, tea towels and cushion covers and some of our organic men t-shirts.

Come and see us at Bowerbird Bazaar from the 6^th until the 8^th of May!

Bowerbird Bazaar is Adelaide designers market showcasing designers from SA and interstate.

This is our second appearance at Bowerbird and we know for sure it’s a lot of fun with great shopping, amazing food and very friendly customers and stall holders!

We’ll be there with a mix of wall stickers, housewares, bags and organic man t-shirts.

See you next week end!