AU — NSW
Weekly Thursday morning market at Butler Street Reserve with more than seventy stalls of fresh produce, meats, cheeses, coffee and baked goods, plus live music and a convivial Northern Rivers community vibe.
Butler Street Reserve is adjacent to the Byron Bay interchange on Butler Street. Parking restrictions apply every Thursday from 7am–11am when the Farmers Market is held, so on‑site parking is limited. Use the paid public car parks off Lawson and Jonson Streets or walk from the town centre.
Public transport:The reserve is opposite the Byron Bay bus interchange, served by regional bus routes; travellers arriving by bus have a two‑minute walk to the market. Bike racks are available.
Please observe the temporary parking restrictions at the reserve and look for signage.
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Byron Bay Farmers Market is one of the region’s oldest and largest weekly markets, bringing more than seventy stallholders to the Butler Street Reserve every Thursday morning. Shoppers wander between tables piled high with fruit and veg, herbs, free‑range eggs, organic coffee, award‑winning cheeses, nuts, honey, pasture‑raised meats and freshly caught fish, alongside bunches of flowers and just‑baked bread.
This lively market runs from 7 am to 11 am and doubles as a community hub where locals and visitors eat breakfast, chat with farmers, listen to live music and taste the flavours of the Northern Rivers; real farmers, real food.