Bundanon Artists & Makers Market

Celebrate the beauty of original craftsmanship this Spring

Bundanon Artists & Makers Market

Celebrate the beauty of original craftsmanship this Spring

Special Event

Saturday 3 October 10am–3pm

Set against the stunning backdrop of the Shoalhaven River, this vibrant market brings together a thoughtful mix of First Nations artists, contemporary makers, and small-batch creators. Discover fresh approaches to glass, ceramics, wearables, and much more.

Bring the family and enjoy live music, a free drop-in workshop for children with illustrator James Gulliver Hancock, and Bundanon’s latest exhibition Man On Fire: Visions of Nebuchadnezzar.


Stallholders Announced

This October, explore over fifty stallholders showcasing ceramics, jewellery, textiles, homewares, illustration and sustainable design.

Ambar the Doll, Barbi Lock Lee, Barocky Chocky, Blackbird Ceramics, Bob Window, Buribun Art, cbf Ceramics, Colab Candles, Coomaditchie United Aboriginal Corporation, Dadirri Dreaming, David James Design, Deb Garrett Art, DM Pottery, Foliage on Fabric, Free Range Maker, Garraywaa Gallery, Giralang Spirit Art, Ignam Terrae Ceramics, Ink Bound Studio, Janine Coddington, Jennifer Newton, Jones Leather, Le Ku Ceramics, Leadlights Made by Michaela, Little Fledgling Designs, Marcus Testoni Ceramics, Mickey and Lou, Middlemost, Minjimorphic, Mooi Jewellery, Mt Cooper Pottery, Mumma’s Beans, Mums a Merrily Weaving, Njurgun Nangamai, NV. Ceramics, OLIO Jewellery, Tree Fern Ceramics, Sarah Bourke Jewellery, Saretta Art & Design, Silverpaperstring, Six Times Seven, Skitty Kitty, The Living Orb Garden, Snowy Mountains Eucalyptus Oil, Sophie Anna Design, Splendid Wren Ceramics, Stringybark Graphics, Trade the Mark, Typoflora, Umby and Egg, Vanessa Bean, Waiting For Spring, You Are Brave Textiles.


Dates & Times

3 October 2026

10am–3pm Saturday

Location

Bundanon Art Museum
Boyd Education Centre
170 Riversdale Road
Illaroo NSW 2540

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