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.
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
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.
To help celebrate Dental Health Week, stop by stall 409 on Sunday 2 August 2026 to meet your local dentists and gain greater awareness of oral health.
Lots of free giveaways and chances to win prizes, plus the opportunity to quiz Camberwell dentists on some of those questions you were not able to ask on your last visit.
Research has shown that many young people aged 18 to 25 stop visiting the dentist after leaving school or home, even though regular check-ups help prevent tooth decay, gum disease and more costly dental problems later in life.
Key oral health messages for everyone
• Brush your teeth twice a day with fluoride toothpaste.
• Clean between your teeth daily using floss or interdental brushes.
• Eat a balanced diet and limit sugary foods and drinks.
• Drink fluoridated tap water where available.
• Visit your dentist regularly for preventive care rather than waiting until you have pain.
Camberwell has something for everyone, whether you’re a bargain hunter, foodie, coffee lover or simply looking to enjoy a relaxed day with family and friends.
A visit to Rotary’s iconic Camberwell Sunday Market is a must. With hundreds of stalls, it’s one of Melbourne’s best-loved markets offering everything from retro clothing and antiques to books, collectables, handmade crafts and unique treasures waiting to be discovered. Every visit is different, making it the perfect place to explore and uncover hidden gems.
The sights of CamberwellSunday Market in June 2026.
After browsing the market, wander through Camberwell Junction, home to hundreds of boutique stores, cafés, restaurants and specialty shops. Whether you’re after brunch with friends, a leisurely coffee, or some retail therapy, there’s always something new to discover. The area also features beautiful heritage streetscapes and leafy parks, creating a welcoming atmosphere for visitors of all ages. (Camberwell Junction)
Food lovers shouldn’t miss the Camberwell Fresh Food Market, where generations of traders have been supplying fresh fruit, vegetables, seafood, premium meats, cheeses, flowers and gourmet treats for more than 90 years. It’s the perfect place to shop for quality local produce or simply enjoy the vibrant market atmosphere.
Whether you’re searching for a rare collectable, enjoying delicious food, supporting local traders or spending quality time with family, Camberwell offers a wonderful blend of community spirit, history and entertainment. From early Sunday morning until the cafés are buzzing in the afternoon, there’s always a reason to visit.
Come and experience why Camberwell remains one of Melbourne’s favourite destinations for shopping, dining and discovering something special every weekend.
Your Sunday morning sorted — come discover Camberwell!
Sunday mornings are made for slowing down, and there’s no better place to do it than the Rotary Camberwell Sunday Market. Every week from 7am, the corner of Market Place and Station Street comes alive with an eclectic mix of vintage fashion, antiques, records, books and curious treasures just waiting to be found.
Whether you’re a seasoned collector or simply love the thrill of the unexpected, there’s always something to surprise you. And of course, no visit is complete without stopping by the donut van — that warm, sugary aroma and explosion of jam is practically part of the experience!
Once you’ve explored the stalls, head into Camberwell Junction and discover the wonderful local shops, cafés and fresh food markets that make this neighbourhood so special. From a leisurely brunch to a browse through boutiques, it’s all right here.