Planning a Saturday morning stroll around Warragul and wondering where to start? Warragul market is a must-visit. Here you’ll find fresh produce from friendly local stallholders, accompanied by live music, or browse for unique crafts findings. After that, what better way to fuel your market adventures than with a delicious and convenient meal? In this article, we’ll guide you through the Warragul’s market scene, when and where to go.
Warragul Farmers’ Market
Image: Warragul Farmers Market
Warragul Farmers’ Market at Logan Park is the highlight. Held on the third Saturday of every month, this market is a paradise for local produce. Typically open from 8:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., you’ll find everything, such as artisanal cheeses, freshly baked bread, seasonal fruit, and more. It’s a great chance to restock your pantry with fresh items and support dozens of local farmers. Don’t forget to bring a reusable tote bag to store your findings and prepare some cash.
Warragul Arts Market
If you’re a lover of all things creative, you won’t want to miss the Warragul Arts & Makers Market on TAFE Gippsland Car Park on Queen Street. Running from October to April on the third Saturday of the month, this market showcases the incredible talent of local artists and makers. From 8:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., get ready for paintings, sculptures, handmade jewelry and textiles for decorations or just inspiration.
Other than the regular markets, Warragul also hosts seasonal events, such as the Summer Nights Market on Burke Street park. It’s an afternoon-to-evening market, family-friendly, and a great option if you prefer sunset browsing over an early start.
Pika Sushi, Your Ultimate Stop After A Full Market Day
A day of market exploration means you’re bound to have worked up an appetite. But who wants to deal with the fuss of cooking after such an enjoyable outing? That’s why sushi makes the perfect fix, whether you’re planning a picnic in the park after your market haul or just want a simple lunch.
Come pick up our sushi packs or platter at 25 Smith Street, Pika Sushi Warragul. Grab a pack beforehand so you’re not distracted by hunger while browsing the stalls. Or, swing by afterwards to enjoy a relaxed, hassle-free meal with friends or family outdoors (if you’ve packed a picnic setup) or back at home.
We use only the freshest ingredients, so you can feel good about what you’re eating. For example, a colourful presentation of our Rice Paper Roll Platter is easy to eat without worrying about utensils or spills. If you’re looking for a snack while you’re looking for art, a Salmon Mixed Pack is light enough, but filling to keep you going after.
So, if you’re planning to go to Warragul Farmers’ Market or Arts & Makers Market this Saturday, let Pika Sushi be a part of your market adventure. Discover our sushi pack or order a platter before your market schedule, and make the best out of your market day.
