Your Market shop supports life-saving equipment for babies

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Sep 02
Your Market shop supports life-saving equipment for babies

*Note – Trigger warning for infant loss. Sourdough. Blueberries. A cup of coffee. Not the things you’d immediately connect to a machine that helps a premature baby breathe. And yet, […]

Sep 02
Your guide to local plant, flower and seedling growers

Let’s all take a moment to welcome the brightest season of the year, our old friend spring has returned (cue enthusiastic round of applause!)  While the temperature in the shed […]

Aug 20
Good farming, good food: the story of Claystone Meats

When Claystone Meats sets up at the Market each Saturday, you’re not just meeting butchers. You’re meeting farmers who’ve walked every step of the paddock-to-plate journey themselves, and who happen […]

Aug 18
We’re Looking for New Growers to Join the CRFM Family

For many of our long-standing stallholders, the Capital Region Farmers Market hasn’t just been a place to sell produce, it’s been a career. Some of our growers have been part […]

Aug 06
Meet the Calabrian pasta maker bringing a taste of his hometown to Market

Not many Market stalls come with a story that starts in a small town on the toe of the Italian boot and finishes with fresh squid ink pasta on a […]

Jul 24
The many cultures that make our Market, all under one roof

The World Cup gave us a few good weeks to get behind our countries of choice. A few good weeks of every Canberran wearing a different flag. Neighbours cheered opposite […]

Jul 08
Meet the bakers, patissiers and doughnut makers who fill Saturday mornings with the smell of warm bread and fresh croissants

Every Saturday morning at the Market, there’s many stalls that make the air smell so good you actually slow down. Warm bread, buttery pastries, sugar and cinnamon and that unmistakable […]

Jul 03
Rotary Club of Hall serves up meals from the heart

Members of the Rotary Club of Hall recently donned aprons, hairnets and gloves for a charity cooking evening, Meals From the Heart, bringing together fellowship, service and the very best […]

Jun 23
Meet the woman bringing a little piece of rural France to the Wamboin tablelands then to Market

There aren’t many Market stallholders with a story that begins in the truffle forests of southwest France and ends on a 25-hectare property high in the NSW Southern Tablelands. But […]

Jun 10
Where to warm up at the Market: a winter breakfast guide

There is something deeply satisfying about a winter Saturday morning at the Capital Region Farmers Market. You step out of the cold and into the buzz of the Market shed, […]