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Spring at Camberwell Market

After 50 years, the more things change, the more things stay the same: sellers in carpark stall for half a century – different array of millions of items for sale every week.

Take Rob’s Cameras and accessories, regulars at the market, but you may need to browse the Sunday stalls to find him.

Rob prefers a ‘casual’ site booking for his stall, so he may be in a different location on any given week.

But for Rob it’s all about used, classic and vintage cameras: “Great Cameras. Second Chances.”

And each week quality used cameras that are carefully curated and tested by Rob, available. These include:

  • Film cameras
  • CCD Digital
  • Mirrorless and DSLR
  • Lenses and accessories
  • Real, old fashioned film!

So come join us this weekend!

  • Discover a treasure
  • Discover a cause
  • Discover Camberwell

🎉 Celebrating 50 years 1976 to 2026 🎉

📍 Open every Sunday, except the 10 days before Christmas
⏰ 7am – 12:30pm

Rob, a regular market seller, with his prized cameras and accessories.
Spring time at the market, a wonderful way to spend a morning in Camberwell.
As always, thank you for your gold coin donation! Every dollar goes to supporting Rotary projects in Australia and around the world.
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Halloween in Camberwell Junction

Saturday, October 31 from 11am – 2pm!

Halloween is back in Camberwell Junction – bigger and better than ever! Following the success of last year’s celebrations, Camberwell Junction is excited to return with a program full of entertainment and fun.

Come down to Camberwell Junction, dressed in your spookiest or favourite costume, on Saturday, October 31 for a scary day full of fun family-friendly activities: Learn more.

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Sunday Market: Discover a cause

Good morning and happy Spring! What a great day to visit Camberwell Junction!

Pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma (PDAC) is the most common (and lethal) form of pancreatic cancer with a 5 year survival rate of only 7% and the vast majority (~70%) surviving 12 months or less.

In the absence of survivors, a group of work colleagues have joined a challenge to raise disease awareness and funds for research and will have a stall at Camberwell Market this Sunday 20 September 2026. They will be selling a variety of plants as well as some craftwork and love to see you there if you can make it.

In addition, this month the group is participating in the “Remember September” fundraiser for Pankind. Individually they will each be walking/ running 78 km (or more) to remember the 78 Australians who die each week from pancreatic cancer. Together, they will be walking over 1100km in September.

Enjoy a great Sunday and help support a worthy cause.

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Nepal relief effort 🇳🇵

Support the relief effort in Nepal on Sunday 6 September 2026.

All Rotary proceeds will go directly to Balwyn Rotary’s Nepalese partners already assisting on the ground: via the Rotary Club of Kathmandu, Emergency Relief and Support for the Bhotekoshi Flood affected communities in Nepal.

As Balwyn Rotary has a special relationship with Rotary Katmandu, the proceeds will go to a local project for Bhotekoshi Flood affected communities. This will enable the funds to be specifically targeted to local relief in a way that some large aid organisations may not be able to.

We look forward to your generosity in supporting Rotary International in this important humanitarian fundraising activity.

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Our 50th Anniversary Market Day

The wider Camberwell Sunday Market community attended the celebration of 50 years of the market on Sunday, 30 August 2026.

Since commencing in August 1976 in the car park located at Camberwell Junction, the Balwyn Rotary’s Sunday Market has become a social and cultural phenomenon. Raising over $20m for charitable causes and Rotary projects, the market is renowned for recycling and repurposing millions of secondhand, used and collectible items.

An official ceremony commenced 10:30am until 11am, including the unveiling of a 50th Anniversary commemorative plaque:

  • MC Ken McQualter (Balwyn Rotary) introduces speakers
  • Julie Mulhauser (President Balwyn Rotary)
  • Cr Mal Osmond-Smith (representing the Mayor and the City of Boroondara)
  • Dr Monique Ryan MP (Federal Member for Kooyong)
  • Graeme Hope (Rotary District Governor 9800)
  • Unveiling of 50th Anniversary commemorative plaque by Cr Mal Osmond-Smith and Rotary’s Julie Mulhauser
  • 11am Anniversary ceremony concludes

Other activities running throughout the day included:

  • DJ sets provided by 3PBS 106.7 FM
  • Live radio broadcast of “Blue Juice” presented by Mohair Slim on 3PBS 106.7 FM (11:00am to 1pm)
  • Children’s activities: face painting, balloons and sensory play provided by Paisley Park Early Learning Centre located in the Camberwell Fresh Food Market
  • Roving Stilt walkers, the Amazing Hazel & Chris from Cirque Mystique
  • Roving performer, Hayley Hoopla from Cirque Mystique
  • Buskers around the market
  • Market Window Art Trail

The Market thanks our friends and partners including the City of Boroondara, Camberwell Junction shopping precinct, Balwyn Rotary, assisting Rotary Clubs and of course the hundreds of thousands of visitors, stallholders and volunteers over the last 50 years.

Retro • Antique • Collectibles • Vintage • Craft • Music • Fashion • Food • Flea Market