Thorndon Farmers Market

Established 2010

Thorndon, Wellington, Wellington

Our Mission is to Provide a Friendly, Vibrant Marketplace while Supporting the Local Community and Businesses that Care! Our Focuses are Local Products & Producers, Organic Produce, Gluten Free, GM Free, Artisan Producers, Healthy Alternatives, Unique Produce, Spray Free Fruit and Veg, Emerging Products, Sustainability and Natural Products. Our Mission is to Provide a Friendly, Vibrant Marketplace while Supporting the Local Community and Businesses that Care!

Upcoming Events


Sat 21 Nov

08:30 am
Thorndon Farmers' Market | Wellington Fresh Food

๐ŸŒฑ Thorndon Farmers' Market happens every Saturday morning from 8:30am to 12:30pm at the Wellington Cathedral of St Paul, 2 Hill Street, Thorndon. Rain, hail or shine, this vibrant local market brings the best of Wellington's produce direct to you!This free-entry market showcases local and organic produce, with a focus on: Local products & producers Organic and spray-free fruit and vegetables Gluten-free and GM-free options Artisan producers and unique products Healthy alternatives and natural products Sustainable food options Located in the Hill Street carpark of St Paul's Cathedral, this community-focused market runs for 4 hours each Saturday morning, providing a friendly marketplace while supporting local businesses that care about quality and sustainability.For more information, contact: Phone: 0274 820 087 Email: thorndonfarmersmarket@gmail.com Why Visit Farmers' Markets in Wellington? ๐Ÿฅ• ๐ŸŽ ๐ŸžFarmers' markets have become a beloved weekend tradition for many Kiwis, offering a refreshing alternative to supermarket shopping. The Thorndon Farmers' Market stands out as one of Wellington's premier food destinations, where the emphasis is on fresh, local and sustainable.Shopping at farmers' markets like Thorndon offers numerous benefits: Fresher produce: Most items are harvested within 24 hours of market day, meaning you're getting the freshest possible food with maximum nutritional value. Supporting local: When you buy directly from local growers and producers, you're supporting Wellington's economy and reducing food miles. Seasonal eating: Farmers' markets encourage eating with the seasons, which is not only more environmentally friendly but often more affordable. Meeting the makers: Unlike supermarkets, you can talk directly with the people who grew or made your food, learning about their practices and products. Discovering unique products: Find artisanal foods and specialty items that aren't available in mainstream stores. The Thorndon market has become a community hub where Wellingtonians gather not just to shop, but to connect with neighbors, enjoy the atmosphere, and sometimes grab a bite to eat or coffee while browsing the stalls.For visitors to Wellington, the market offers a genuine taste of local culture and cuisine. It's a perfect Saturday morning activity before exploring the nearby Botanic Gardens or Parliament buildings.Regular market-goers often recommend arriving early for the best selection, bringing your own bags or baskets, and carrying cash although many vendors now offer electronic payment options. The market is pet-friendly, so your four-legged friends are welcome to join you as you browse the stalls.Whether you're a dedicated foodie, someone passionate about sustainability, or simply looking for quality ingredients for your weekend cooking, the Thorndon Farmers' Market delivers an authentic Wellington experience that celebrates good food and community connection.

Thorndon, Wellington, Wellington

Sat 28 Nov

08:30 am
Thorndon Farmers' Market | Wellington Fresh Food

๐ŸŒฑ Thorndon Farmers' Market happens every Saturday morning from 8:30am to 12:30pm at the Wellington Cathedral of St Paul, 2 Hill Street, Thorndon. Rain, hail or shine, this vibrant local market brings the best of Wellington's produce direct to you!This free-entry market showcases local and organic produce, with a focus on: Local products & producers Organic and spray-free fruit and vegetables Gluten-free and GM-free options Artisan producers and unique products Healthy alternatives and natural products Sustainable food options Located in the Hill Street carpark of St Paul's Cathedral, this community-focused market runs for 4 hours each Saturday morning, providing a friendly marketplace while supporting local businesses that care about quality and sustainability.For more information, contact: Phone: 0274 820 087 Email: thorndonfarmersmarket@gmail.com Why Visit Farmers' Markets in Wellington? ๐Ÿฅ• ๐ŸŽ ๐ŸžFarmers' markets have become a beloved weekend tradition for many Kiwis, offering a refreshing alternative to supermarket shopping. The Thorndon Farmers' Market stands out as one of Wellington's premier food destinations, where the emphasis is on fresh, local and sustainable.Shopping at farmers' markets like Thorndon offers numerous benefits: Fresher produce: Most items are harvested within 24 hours of market day, meaning you're getting the freshest possible food with maximum nutritional value. Supporting local: When you buy directly from local growers and producers, you're supporting Wellington's economy and reducing food miles. Seasonal eating: Farmers' markets encourage eating with the seasons, which is not only more environmentally friendly but often more affordable. Meeting the makers: Unlike supermarkets, you can talk directly with the people who grew or made your food, learning about their practices and products. Discovering unique products: Find artisanal foods and specialty items that aren't available in mainstream stores. The Thorndon market has become a community hub where Wellingtonians gather not just to shop, but to connect with neighbors, enjoy the atmosphere, and sometimes grab a bite to eat or coffee while browsing the stalls.For visitors to Wellington, the market offers a genuine taste of local culture and cuisine. It's a perfect Saturday morning activity before exploring the nearby Botanic Gardens or Parliament buildings.Regular market-goers often recommend arriving early for the best selection, bringing your own bags or baskets, and carrying cash although many vendors now offer electronic payment options. The market is pet-friendly, so your four-legged friends are welcome to join you as you browse the stalls.Whether you're a dedicated foodie, someone passionate about sustainability, or simply looking for quality ingredients for your weekend cooking, the Thorndon Farmers' Market delivers an authentic Wellington experience that celebrates good food and community connection.

Thorndon, Wellington, Wellington

Sat 05 Dec

08:30 am
Thorndon Farmers' Market | Wellington Fresh Food

๐ŸŒฑ Thorndon Farmers' Market happens every Saturday morning from 8:30am to 12:30pm at the Wellington Cathedral of St Paul, 2 Hill Street, Thorndon. Rain, hail or shine, this vibrant local market brings the best of Wellington's produce direct to you!This free-entry market showcases local and organic produce, with a focus on: Local products & producers Organic and spray-free fruit and vegetables Gluten-free and GM-free options Artisan producers and unique products Healthy alternatives and natural products Sustainable food options Located in the Hill Street carpark of St Paul's Cathedral, this community-focused market runs for 4 hours each Saturday morning, providing a friendly marketplace while supporting local businesses that care about quality and sustainability.For more information, contact: Phone: 0274 820 087 Email: thorndonfarmersmarket@gmail.com Why Visit Farmers' Markets in Wellington? ๐Ÿฅ• ๐ŸŽ ๐ŸžFarmers' markets have become a beloved weekend tradition for many Kiwis, offering a refreshing alternative to supermarket shopping. The Thorndon Farmers' Market stands out as one of Wellington's premier food destinations, where the emphasis is on fresh, local and sustainable.Shopping at farmers' markets like Thorndon offers numerous benefits: Fresher produce: Most items are harvested within 24 hours of market day, meaning you're getting the freshest possible food with maximum nutritional value. Supporting local: When you buy directly from local growers and producers, you're supporting Wellington's economy and reducing food miles. Seasonal eating: Farmers' markets encourage eating with the seasons, which is not only more environmentally friendly but often more affordable. Meeting the makers: Unlike supermarkets, you can talk directly with the people who grew or made your food, learning about their practices and products. Discovering unique products: Find artisanal foods and specialty items that aren't available in mainstream stores. The Thorndon market has become a community hub where Wellingtonians gather not just to shop, but to connect with neighbors, enjoy the atmosphere, and sometimes grab a bite to eat or coffee while browsing the stalls.For visitors to Wellington, the market offers a genuine taste of local culture and cuisine. It's a perfect Saturday morning activity before exploring the nearby Botanic Gardens or Parliament buildings.Regular market-goers often recommend arriving early for the best selection, bringing your own bags or baskets, and carrying cash although many vendors now offer electronic payment options. The market is pet-friendly, so your four-legged friends are welcome to join you as you browse the stalls.Whether you're a dedicated foodie, someone passionate about sustainability, or simply looking for quality ingredients for your weekend cooking, the Thorndon Farmers' Market delivers an authentic Wellington experience that celebrates good food and community connection.

Thorndon, Wellington, Wellington

Sat 12 Dec

08:30 am
Thorndon Farmers' Market | Wellington Fresh Food

๐ŸŒฑ Thorndon Farmers' Market happens every Saturday morning from 8:30am to 12:30pm at the Wellington Cathedral of St Paul, 2 Hill Street, Thorndon. Rain, hail or shine, this vibrant local market brings the best of Wellington's produce direct to you!This free-entry market showcases local and organic produce, with a focus on: Local products & producers Organic and spray-free fruit and vegetables Gluten-free and GM-free options Artisan producers and unique products Healthy alternatives and natural products Sustainable food options Located in the Hill Street carpark of St Paul's Cathedral, this community-focused market runs for 4 hours each Saturday morning, providing a friendly marketplace while supporting local businesses that care about quality and sustainability.For more information, contact: Phone: 0274 820 087 Email: thorndonfarmersmarket@gmail.com Why Visit Farmers' Markets in Wellington? ๐Ÿฅ• ๐ŸŽ ๐ŸžFarmers' markets have become a beloved weekend tradition for many Kiwis, offering a refreshing alternative to supermarket shopping. The Thorndon Farmers' Market stands out as one of Wellington's premier food destinations, where the emphasis is on fresh, local and sustainable.Shopping at farmers' markets like Thorndon offers numerous benefits: Fresher produce: Most items are harvested within 24 hours of market day, meaning you're getting the freshest possible food with maximum nutritional value. Supporting local: When you buy directly from local growers and producers, you're supporting Wellington's economy and reducing food miles. Seasonal eating: Farmers' markets encourage eating with the seasons, which is not only more environmentally friendly but often more affordable. Meeting the makers: Unlike supermarkets, you can talk directly with the people who grew or made your food, learning about their practices and products. Discovering unique products: Find artisanal foods and specialty items that aren't available in mainstream stores. The Thorndon market has become a community hub where Wellingtonians gather not just to shop, but to connect with neighbors, enjoy the atmosphere, and sometimes grab a bite to eat or coffee while browsing the stalls.For visitors to Wellington, the market offers a genuine taste of local culture and cuisine. It's a perfect Saturday morning activity before exploring the nearby Botanic Gardens or Parliament buildings.Regular market-goers often recommend arriving early for the best selection, bringing your own bags or baskets, and carrying cash although many vendors now offer electronic payment options. The market is pet-friendly, so your four-legged friends are welcome to join you as you browse the stalls.Whether you're a dedicated foodie, someone passionate about sustainability, or simply looking for quality ingredients for your weekend cooking, the Thorndon Farmers' Market delivers an authentic Wellington experience that celebrates good food and community connection.

Thorndon, Wellington, Wellington

Sat 19 Dec

08:30 am
Thorndon Farmers' Market | Wellington Fresh Food

๐ŸŒฑ Thorndon Farmers' Market happens every Saturday morning from 8:30am to 12:30pm at the Wellington Cathedral of St Paul, 2 Hill Street, Thorndon. Rain, hail or shine, this vibrant local market brings the best of Wellington's produce direct to you!This free-entry market showcases local and organic produce, with a focus on: Local products & producers Organic and spray-free fruit and vegetables Gluten-free and GM-free options Artisan producers and unique products Healthy alternatives and natural products Sustainable food options Located in the Hill Street carpark of St Paul's Cathedral, this community-focused market runs for 4 hours each Saturday morning, providing a friendly marketplace while supporting local businesses that care about quality and sustainability.For more information, contact: Phone: 0274 820 087 Email: thorndonfarmersmarket@gmail.com Why Visit Farmers' Markets in Wellington? ๐Ÿฅ• ๐ŸŽ ๐ŸžFarmers' markets have become a beloved weekend tradition for many Kiwis, offering a refreshing alternative to supermarket shopping. The Thorndon Farmers' Market stands out as one of Wellington's premier food destinations, where the emphasis is on fresh, local and sustainable.Shopping at farmers' markets like Thorndon offers numerous benefits: Fresher produce: Most items are harvested within 24 hours of market day, meaning you're getting the freshest possible food with maximum nutritional value. Supporting local: When you buy directly from local growers and producers, you're supporting Wellington's economy and reducing food miles. Seasonal eating: Farmers' markets encourage eating with the seasons, which is not only more environmentally friendly but often more affordable. Meeting the makers: Unlike supermarkets, you can talk directly with the people who grew or made your food, learning about their practices and products. Discovering unique products: Find artisanal foods and specialty items that aren't available in mainstream stores. The Thorndon market has become a community hub where Wellingtonians gather not just to shop, but to connect with neighbors, enjoy the atmosphere, and sometimes grab a bite to eat or coffee while browsing the stalls.For visitors to Wellington, the market offers a genuine taste of local culture and cuisine. It's a perfect Saturday morning activity before exploring the nearby Botanic Gardens or Parliament buildings.Regular market-goers often recommend arriving early for the best selection, bringing your own bags or baskets, and carrying cash although many vendors now offer electronic payment options. The market is pet-friendly, so your four-legged friends are welcome to join you as you browse the stalls.Whether you're a dedicated foodie, someone passionate about sustainability, or simply looking for quality ingredients for your weekend cooking, the Thorndon Farmers' Market delivers an authentic Wellington experience that celebrates good food and community connection.

Thorndon, Wellington, Wellington

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Located in Thorndon, Wellington, the Thorndon Farmers Market has operated since 2010 as a non-profit. It provides a friendly, vibrant marketplace that supports the local community and businesses that care. The market focuses on local products and producers, organic and spray-free produce, gluten-free and GM-free options, artisan goods, healthy alternatives, and sustainable natural products.

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