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~ Brisbane Arts 'Bizarre' This market, with its purely arts focus, is truly bizarre! Held every second Sunday of the month, 1-5pm, at St Johns Hall, Oxford Street, Bulimba, the market comprises local artists displaying and selling their work. Christine McConnell Convenor Ph 3395 5760 / 0417 627 544
~ Brunswick Street Markets: Every Saturday and Sunday 8.00am to 4.00pm at Brunswick Street Mall, Fortitude Valley. Ph 3854 0860
~ Chinatown and Brunswick Street Markets: Every Saturday 7.00am to 4.00pm at Chinatown and Brunswick Street Malls, Fortitude Valley
~ Cleveland Bayside Markets: Every Sunday 8.00am to 3.00pm at Bloomfield Street, Cleveland. Ph 3821 4333
~ Cleveland Harbourside Community Craft Market Cnr Middle Street & Wynard Street, Cleveland Australia Every Sunday 9am - 2pm
~ Eagle Street Pier Art and Craft Markets: Every Sunday 8.00am to 4.00pm at Eagle Street Pier, City
~ Eumundi Markets: Saturdays 6.30am to 1.30pm, Wednesdays 8am to 1pm. Ph 0428 135 456
From necklaces to the finest piece of art you've layed eyes on... It's all there
I'm not sure but it's a market so "Haggel Haggel Haggel" Leave a Comment Theme: Local CraftAddress: VariousDirections: VariousWebsite: www.brisbanecitylife.com.au/bcl/shop/markets.htm
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| | | | Eumundi Markets: The biggest markets on the Sunshine Coast | Tip Rating: | | | | |
The Eumundi Market is the biggest on the Sunshine Coast and one of the biggest in Queensland. Any Saturday of the year around 10,000 locals, interstate and international tourists come to enjoy the atmosphere, the fun and of course the multitude of arts, crafts and produce on display, over 300 stalls of them in fact, as well as music and street theatre.
It's a market for quiet, lazy browsing with wide aisles winding around shady trees and historic buildings. Take a break and enjoy some of the food on offer while listening to anything from electronic didgeridoos to traditional bush poetry. While the kids are having their faces painted you might want to take a look at the multitude of clothes, materials, pottery, paintings, glass bowls, hats, bush furniture, the list goes on and on, all handcrafted of course and many unique to the market. Perhaps it will be time for a massage or having your fortune told. This is a great way to spend a Saturday morning on the Sunshine Coast.
View artworks and sculptures by local artists. Taste home-made lemonade, freshly baked breads, locally grown produce and fresh seasonal fruit. Have your face painted, your palm read or indulge in a foot massage. When you need a break from the shopping there's plenty of local talent to keep you entertained. Listen to the diverse music of the electronic didgeridoo and bongo drums or traditional bush poetry and street theatre. Leave a Comment Theme: Local CraftAddress: 210 Memorial DrivePhone: (07) 5442 7106Directions: 210 Memorial Drive Eumundi Queensland 4562 AustraliaWebsite: www.eumundimarket.com.au Other Contact: Fax: (07) 5442 8581
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| | | | Myer Center, Queen Street Mall: Shops shops shops | Tip Rating: | | | | |
The Myer Centre is Brisbane's premier shopping centre in the city centre.
Along with major department store Myers anchoring the complex there are cinemas, a large food court, restaurants, fashion, music, communications, optical, housegoods... etc etc etc
There are 5 level of shops so you shouldn't have any problems finding what you're after
Depends what you're after.
For the young men out to get something to wear try: Jeans West, Just Jeans or Roger David.
For the Women again try Jeans West, Just Jeans, Westco or Katies. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: Queen St MallDirections: From Central Train station walk down Edward St 2 blocks to Queen St Mall. The Myer Centre is 2/3s the way up the mall.
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| | | | Elizabeth Arcade: Cutting edge fashion, funky local designers | Tip Rating: | | | | |
This arcade located behind the Myer Centre in the city, contains about a dozen shops, including make up, clothing, shoes and jewellery. Celebrated local designs include Dogstar and Natalie Denning. Jet Star will provide you with rave gear. Boys and girls are catered for.
As well, there is a cafe and about half a dozen asian eateries. You will find Japanese, Chinese, Indonesian and Korean just to name some. All at decent prices. If this doesn't tickle your fancy, Govinda's vegetarian is right next door.
Fashion forward designs in Dogstar, hip urban casuals in Dirtbox, beautiful delicate pieces in Natalie Denning and clothes made from every manmade material under the sun in Jet Star, quality artisan cosmetics at Napoleans.
Get out your big bucks. These shops are on par with your usual hip, urban brands such as Mooks or Fiorucci. $60-300 on average for clothes. The food however, is average, around $8-20 for a dish. Leave a Comment Theme: Women's ClothesAddress: Elizabeth Arcade, Elizabeth St, City
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In South Bank, the Lantern Village Market is open and operating on Friday evenings, from 5pm to 10pm. On the weekends there is a Craft Village Market which is open from 11am to 5pm. Various little tent-like shops around the walkway offer a variety of shopping every day. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: South Bank, South Brisbane
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