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Whangārei Growers Market | Fresh Local Produce

childFriendly
wheelchairAccess
parkingAvailable
accessibleParking
Free
In Person

Occurrences
Sat, 20 Sept, 06:00 am
Sat, 27 Sept, 06:00 am
Sat, 04 Oct, 06:00 am
Sat, 11 Oct, 06:00 am
Sat, 18 Oct, 06:00 am
Sat, 25 Oct, 06:00 am
Sat, 01 Nov, 06:00 am
Sat, 08 Nov, 06:00 am
Duration4 hours
Address

Whangārei, Northland

Venue
Water street carpark
Suitable Ages
All Ages

Description of Whangārei Growers Market | Fresh Local Produce

🌾 Whangārei Growers Market | Fresh Local Produce 🥬

Join the locals every Saturday morning at the bustling Whangārei Growers Market, your one-stop destination for fresh, locally sourced produce and artisanal goods. 🌟

Market Highlights:

  • Fresh seasonal fruits and vegetables
  • Local fish and meats
  • Fresh-cut flowers
  • Herbs and eggs
  • Direct from local growers and producers

Event Details:

  • 📅 When: Every Saturday morning
  • ⏰ Time: 6:00 AM – 10:00 AM
  • 📍 Location: Water Street Carpark, 17 Water Street, Whangārei 0110
  • 💰 Entry: Free admission

Contact Information:

  • Phone: 09-409 5812
  • Email: whangareigrowersmarket@gmail.com

Pro tip: Arrive early for the best selection! Don't forget your reusable bags. 🌿

About Farmers Markets in Northland

Farmers markets have been a cornerstone of New Zealand communities for generations, serving as vital connections between local producers and consumers. These markets play a crucial role in supporting local agriculture and providing fresh, seasonal produce to the community.

The Whangārei Growers Market is one of Northland's longest-running and most popular farmers markets, exemplifying the farm-to-table movement. Regular market-goers benefit from:

  • Access to the freshest seasonal produce
  • Direct interaction with local growers
  • Supporting the local economy
  • Reduced food miles and environmental impact
  • Building community connections

Shopping at farmers markets helps maintain traditional growing practices and supports small-scale farming in Northland. It's also an excellent way to learn about seasonal produce and discover new varieties of fruits and vegetables that aren't typically found in supermarkets.