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Reopening Sunday December 6th, 2020

We are reopening on Sunday December 6, 2020. Join us from 7am to 12:30pm in car park at Market Place and Station Street, Camberwell, as we reignite a community tradition that began nearly 45 years ago.

Visitors and sellers, welcome back!

Plan ahead: we have confirmed our market days for the Christmas and New Year. All stall sites are now booked out through to the end of March 2021 and we are open every Sunday except 20 December 2020:

  • Open – 6 December 2020
  • Open – 13 December 2020
  • CLOSED – 20 December 2020
  • Open – 27 December 2020
  • Open – 3 January 2021
  • Open – every Sunday, January to December 2021

There are some special measures to be aware of when visiting or selling at the market, so come prepared as we help each other be COVID Safe.

Visitors

  • Do not enter the market if you are feeling unwell
  • Wear a fitted face mask covering your nose and mouth at all times
  • Visits are limited to 90 minutes
  • Maintain safe social distancing of 1.5m from visitors not from your household
  • Maintaining cleanliness and use hand sanitiser
  • Look for price tags and pay by card if possible
  • Follow any announcements, signage or directions from staff
  • Seeking assistance if feeling unwell while visiting

Sellers

  • Bring a mask and hand sanitiser!
  • Arrive with enough time to set up stalls that meet social distancing requirements before 7am
  • Remind patrons about social distancing and that face masks need to be worn at all times
  • Limit stall representatives to two people at a time and maintain social distancing (if not from the same household)
  • Provide accessible hand sanitiser at your stall
  • Clearly label items to enable patrons to see prices and minimise crowding around stall
  • Ideally, set up a card payment system

Stall bookings now open

🔴 STOP PRESS! 🔴
All stalls are now SOLD OUT until April 2021. The booking Systen can be monitored for occasional cancelations that will appear.
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🎉Bookings for casual stalls are now available via the booking system!🎉

Camberwell Market will be back in action on Sunday, December 6th, 2020, and a limited number of stalls will be released in batches today, Tuesday, December 1st, 2020.

Stalls are being manually released for booking in small batches throughput afternoon. Good luck sellers! There is heavy demand.

Entry to the Market as a seller or patron is conditional on you complying with our COVIDSafe Plan, as approved by Council, and available on our website.

Most importantly, entry will require:

• The wearing of a face mask
• Visitors are limited to 90 minutes
• Maintain 1.5 metres distance from others
• Hand sanitising on entry

FAQs:
• Will the market be open this weekend?
Yes, the Market will be open Sunday, December 6th, 2020.

• Will the market be open the next weekend? YES! The market will be open to the public from 7an – 12:30pm every Sunday from Sunday December 6th, 2020 (except 20/12/2020).

• Can I book a stall? YES! But hurry, the stall booking system reopened today with staggered release dates from Dec – March.

• How can I possibly maintain 1.5m distant from others at the Market? See more details in our COVIDSafe Plan here: https://camberwellsundaymarket.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/csm-terms-and-conditions.pdf

Information will be on our website, at the Caravan and signage on Sundays.

Booking a stall

Stall sales commence Tuesday 1st of December 2020 for the months of December 2020 and January, February and March 2021.

We are closed on the 20th of December 2020 ahead of Christmas.

The number of stalls released for booking each week will be less than normal due to the social distancing rules and regulations.

There will be no specific time or order of available stall sites when released on Tuesday.

• Single stall bookings only
• You will need to have an online booking to have a stall
• Extra stalls that become available will be released to the booking system as they become available
• We will not be offering stall relets on the morning of each market
• Before booking a stall our CSM COVIDSafe Plan must be read and understood
• Important items included in our COVIDSafe Plan:

  1. Stallholders and those entering the market are to have a face mask on
  2. Stallholders need to provide hand sanitiser (accessible to patrons) on their stall
  3. Stallholders are to limit representatives to family; or two people at a time with social distancing of 1.5m maintained
  4. Stallholders must remind patrons about social distancing

Questions about the new process can be directed to manager@sundaymarket.com.au

Discover art, crafts and homewares in Camberwell

Art, crafts and homewares have the power to instantly lift the décor of a room, as well as improve our wellness and sense of happiness.

It’s that beautiful print that reminds us of our trip to Italy; the porcelain figurine like the one Grandma had in her home; that bright yellow post-modern painting that looks like nothing in particular, but just seems to energise us every time we walk past.

No one really knows when they will stumble upon a piece of art or craft that will ‘speak’ to them, but with all the treasures hidden within the Rotary Camberwell Sunday Market and the wide range of stores in the Camberwell shopping precinct, you’re sure to find something that will brighten your home and your life.

Discover the art of the Rotary Camberwell Sunday Market

According to local legend, several visitors to the Rotary Camberwell Sunday Market have gone looking for a little painting to brighten up the dark corner of their home, only to discover that charming little painting was actually a valuable work of art.

There was the family that used small change to purchase a painting from an unassuming homewares stall. It turned out to be a Tom Roberts and later sold for $25,000.

Then there was the man who picked up a double portrait by Janet Agnes Cumbrae Stewart for $50, only to discover it was worth about $6,000. He didn’t sell it though; he really liked the painting.

It’s a familiar sentiment. While you’re not guaranteed to find a masterpiece at Rotary Camberwell Sunday Market, you are sure to find a painting, sculpture, ceramic piece or vintage object you will fall in love with.

Professional and amateur artists themselves frequent the Rotary Camberwell Sunday Market to find supplies for their own arts and crafts projects.

Wandering though the stalls, up-cycle artists, who turn pre-loved goods into statement pieces, mingle with artists with little hammers, on the lookout for unusual ceramics to turn into brilliant mosaics.

Find your creativity in Camberwell shopping precinct

Creating art and crafts is a wonderful pastime, which brings young and old together to turn brilliant imaginings into real life objects – and you’ll find all your creating needs at Riot Art & Craft.

Riot Art & Craft is an Aladdin’s cave of art supplies, ranging from paints and canvases, to modelling clay and wood, to lino cutting tools and print making tools.

Once you’ve completed your masterpiece, you’ll want to frame it, so wander down to Camberwell Framing Shop, where the professional framers will help you find the best frame for your piece.

Of course, art is within everything we surround ourselves with, from our vases and photo frames, to our table settings, to the tray into which we drop our keys when we walk through the door.

Camberwell shopping precinct has a host of homewares stores, packed with creative and beautiful objects for your home. Most Wanted Interiors offers a range of unique handcrafted furnishings, and Provincial Home Living has perfected the art of creating a home with stunning accessories for the house.

Beauty is within the reach of everyone at Camberwell shopping precinct. While Camberwell Antique Centre is the place to pick up something unique and vintage, Beyond’s Homewares stocks some great affordable pieces.

This article was also published on the Camberwell Shopping website.

Discover speciality and unique finds in Camberwell

They may not be the ubiquitous international brands in huge glossy showrooms, but what they lack in size they make up for in personality, unique offerings, and the ability to supply things you cannot find anywhere else.

Camberwell is renowned for its speciality shops, offering unique and niche products and experiences, guaranteed to surprise, excite and inspire.

And better still, the Camberwell shopping precinct combines the charm and personality of local shops and a thriving market with the convenience of being all in the one location.

Rotary Camberwell Sunday Market

Whether you prefer your music on vinyl, are looking for a specific china teacup, want a retro painting or piece of antique jewellery to complete your collection, you’ll find it at the Rotary Camberwell Sunday Market.

The Rotary Camberwell Sunday Market is a Melbourne tradition, where for generations visitors have shopped for unique gifts, rare collectables, children’s toys and clothing, and vintage fashion and accessories.

If you’ve been looking for that old thing-a-me-bob that was perfect for cutting vegetables, but you’ve never seen it outside your grandmother’s house, or that gadget they stopped making a while back but you can’t live without, chances are they’re waiting for you at Rotary Camberwell Sunday Market. Someone else’s trash is another’s treasure and this sentiment is manifested here in spades.

What’s more, simply visiting the Rotary Camberwell Sunday Market is a unique experience in itself – the market has been operating for more than 40 years and has a vibrant history, and your gold coin donation upon entry has helped raise more than $16 million to help local and international communities.

That’s a market, with a social conscience, worth supporting.

Camberwell shopping precinct

They’re the small stores and independent businesses that give Camberwell its charm, and whose mission it is to offer products and services that stand out from the everyday.

One thing is for certain, you’ll find something special and unique in Camberwell shopping precinct.

For a distinct gift for a special occasion, check out the range of personalised stationery and luxury writing tools at Paper Republic.

Just down the road is Music Junction, which for 50 years has been the go-to destination for Melbourne’s musicians, and carries a huge range of hard-to-find instruments. It’s also the only store in Australia to stock Chapman Guitars.

If your taste buds are particular or fussy, check out Foddies, a speciality cafe and store offering a range of gluten free and other allergy-friendly foods. There’s also Elyros, which serves up traditional Cretan fare, using only free range and grass-fed meats.

Sustainable shoppers love The Source Bulk Foods, which stocks a variety of bulk foods (without the plastic packaging) including flours, nuts, pasta, seeds as well as a selection of organic, paleo-friendly, low sugar and gluten free foods.

If you’re looking for relaxation that goes beyond the traditional massage, check out floatation tank experiences at Elevation Floatation and feel your cares drift away.

Or get the adrenaline pumping 80s style with a round of slot car racing at Race Party. Challenge your friends and family on custom designed racetracks using model slot cars and remote controls, or simply cheer from the sidelines.

From seeking out rare objects to encountering experiences like no other, there is no shortage of speciality and unique finds in Camberwell. The only thing that’s left to do is uncover them.

This article was also published on the Camberwell Shopping website.