Location
Address: 122 Lang Road, Moore Park NSW 2021
Entertainment Quarter Markets
Dates
Next Event: Saturday 19 July 2025
Frequency: Every Wednesday & Saturday
Duration: 8:00 am–2:00 pm
Availability
Walk-ins welcome — no booking needed
The BioHax Take
Think farmers market, but less hempy and more curated. Fresh produce, artisan snacks, and low-fuss food stalls line the EQ strip every Wednesday and Saturday. You’ll find sourdough that actually has guts, olives you’ll pretend to share, and enough leafy greens to resurrect your microbiome. Bring a tote. Bring a plan. Bring restraint.
Who It’s For
Locals who brunch with standards. Ingredient nerds. Hungover yogis. Anyone who gets high off good tomatoes.
What’s On Offer
A rotating lineup of food trucks, handmade everything, live acoustic music, and some of Sydney’s better organic veg. There’s a kids zone, dog hydration station, and enough market bags to tempt even the zero-waste sceptics.
Sustainability Snapshot
Most stalls use compostable packaging. Lots of local growers. BYO bags encouraged.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is it located?
Under the Market Canopy at The Entertainment Quarter, 122 Lang Road, Moore Park NSW 2021.
How often does it run?
Regular markets are every Wednesday and Saturday, from 8:00 am to 2:00 pm.
Is entry free?
Yes — walk-ins welcome, no booking required.
How many stalls are there?
Expect up to 50–70 stallholders featuring fresh produce, gourmet fare, artisan gifts, and more.
What can I expect to find there?
Think carefully curated finds — local produce, artisan snacks, live music, and interactive ambience that’s both curated and casual.
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Farmer-Fresh Produce & Gourmet Eats
Seasonal fruits and vegetables, organic bread, artisan cheeses, cured meats, and pantry staples like olives, nuts, and preserves — all direct from growers. -
Artisan Goods & One-of-a-Kind Finds
Handmade homewares, eco skincare, artisanal candles, boutique stationery, gourmet provisions, and unique gift ideas. -
Live Entertainment & Community Vibe
Street performers, acoustic musicians, and occasional pop-up activities add atmosphere to the market’s open-air energy. -
Seasonal, Rotating Stall Line-Up
With 50–70 stallholders rotating weekly, there’s always something new — from multicultural street food to floral displays, vegan vendors, and themed market days. -
Family (and Pet) Friendly
Leashed pets and kids are welcome. Some market days include kids’ play areas or special activities. -
Instagram-Worthy Spot
The colourful Market Canopy, vibrant stalls, and Moore Park backdrop make for perfect market-day photos.
Is there parking and public transport access?
The Entertainment Quarter has a 2,000‑space multi‑storey car park (entry via Lang Road, Moore Park). It’s open daily from 6:00 am to 2:00 am.
Non-event day rates (enter before 6:00 pm):
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0–2 hours: Free
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2–3 hours: $10
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3–4 hours: $12
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4–5 hours: $16
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5–6 hours: $20
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Over 6 hours: $30
The maximum vehicle height is 2.1 m.. Easily accessible via bus or Light Rail (L2/L3) to Moore Park.
What happens if it rains?
EQ Markets run rain or shine thanks to their covered Market Canopy. Most stalls stay open, so you can still shop, eat, and wander — just bring an umbrella for the walk from the car or light rail.
Fun Fact:
The EQ Markets have been a local institution for over 23 years, tracing roots back to the Entertainment Quarter’s showground history.
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Article originally published: 18 July 2025, by Editor
