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Community members shopping at produce stalls at farmers market opening, staff serving customers
✓ PerthNowCulture & Curiosity

Scarborough's first farmers market draws 1000 on opening day

1000 people attended opening day of new weekly market at Scarborough Primary School.

Scarborough's first dedicated farmers market launched last weekend and exceeded expectations. The new market runs every Saturday from 8am to 12pm at Scarborough Primary School.

The market hosts more than 30 stalls selling fresh produce, coffee, baked goods, handmade soap, jewellery and plants. Local suppliers include Canning Orchard and West Road Farm.

The school committee never expected such a crowd. The government's farmers market grant scheme offered up to $50,000 per market.

It helped cover planning, compliance and equipment costs. No other farmers markets currently serve the area.

1000 people
Opening day attendance
Saturday 8am to 12pm
Operating hours
More than 30
Number of stalls
Up to $50,000 per market
Government grant

Why it mattersResidents now have a weekly source for fresh local produce and a way to support small businesses directly.

AustraliaScarborough shoppers gain a farmers market where none existed, bringing fresh seasonal produce and community connection to Perth's suburbs.

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