You’re invited to join us for Kylie and Dannii Day on Sunday, October 29 to celebrate the Minogue sisters and their connection to Camberwell.
The event will run from 8am – 12pm at the Rotary Camberwell Sunday Market and include a variety of live entertainment, music, lip-sync performances, trivia, a fashion parade, photo wall and more.
The famous sisters grew up in Camberwell, attended nearby schools, and now also live in the local area – all great reasons to celebrate the duo in Camberwell Junction. Learn more here.
If you’re looking for distinctive and beautifully crafted fashion and accessories, look no further than Camberwell Junction.
Whether you’re searching the stalls of Camberwell’s Rotary Sunday Market or browsing the shelves of Camberwell Junction’s boutique fashion stores, you’re sure to find that special, one-of-a-kind piece.
Camberwell Sunday Market stallholder Helen Yang and Camberwell Junction trader Anabela Mangogna both offer bespoke products across the fashion and accessories category, ensuring you’ll walk away with a piece as individual as you are.
Get to know more about them and their wares below.
Meet Camberwell Sunday Market stallholder Helen Yang
Helen Yang is renowned for creating distinctive accessories in her signature Japanese button style.
Her business B2 Buttons and Beads has been operating a stall at the Camberwell Sunday Market for more than 10 years.
Using traditional Japanese silk fabrics in bright colours and stunning prints, Ms Yang sells a range of products including earrings, hair clips, rings, brooches, magnets, head bands, cards, soft toys and more.
She also uses high-end Japanese Miyuki Delica beads in the beading products and Liberty fabrics from the renowned London department store.
“I love making these things. It allows me to be very creative. And I’m always trying to learn new techniques so I can make new products,” she said.
Ms Yang has recently taken up leathermaking and now offers a collection of handmade leather bags, purses, and pouches. Her signature handbag design features an interchangeable strap which allows the bag to be carried as a backpack or over the shoulder.
“When I buy the leather, I make sure I buy it in Melbourne so I can see it and feel it myself before I buy it. I want to make sure it is authentic,” Ms Yang said.
Ms Yang said she hoped her designs would bring happiness to those who purchased them.
Meet Camberwell Junction trader Anabela Mangogna
Ever since she was little, Anabela Mangogna dreamed of fashion. She dressed her dolls, was fascinated by fashion magazines and loved to dress up in her mum’s jewellery and make-up.
And now she is harnessing that passion in Camberwell Junction at her beautiful clothing and accessories store, Bellite. Learn more here.
Melbourne’s Camberwell Sunday Market has always been a place driven by passion, ideas and entrepreneurship – from young to young at heart.
Many of our thousands of visitors each week find unique and special items to use in their own projects, be that works of art at home or an exciting idea for a micro business.
This budding entrepreneur had stall 309. While anyone could make slime, how many actually take the time to get all the ingredients to keep their kids entertained for hours?
‘Sugar pop slime’ taps into this this need and makes it simple and easy for people to enjoy the pleasures of slime!
The great thing about a stall at the Market is the variety of sellers and visitors. In a few hours you can quickly discover the ‘market value’ of arts, crafts and handmade goods and test your entrepreneurial ideas with customers. Drop by stall 309 to get slimed today, December 2nd, 2018.
You can book stalls using your iPhones, iPads, Android, Windows 10 devices as well as the usual booking website. You need to register a fresh new account in the new system due to the stricter membership requirement.
Image courtesy of Instagram @caslb_
Stall cost is $65 ($66 from 1 March 2019) and is paid by credit card when booking. The terms and conditions should be fully understood before proceeding, agreement to the terms and conditions is a part of the booking process.
Also, payments are not refundable. Please check the date and stall location carefully before making payments.
Stall are released up to 12 weeks in advance.
STALLS SOLD ON MARKET MORNING
A number of stalls / re-lets are sold on the morning. When management arrives at 5.30am, names of those wanting a stall are taken in order of arrival and at 7am, bookings that have not arrived are re-let to those waiting. Usually approx. 15-20 stalls per week are re-let, however there are no guarantees.
EQUIPMENT HIRE
Hire Cost:
• Trestle Table: Length 1.8m: $ 9
• Trestle Table: Length 2.4m: $10
• Clothes Rack and 2 Sandbags: $15
• Sandbags: $ 3 each
Hire can only be arranged on the morning of your booking. Photo ID is needed and a $20 security bond is charged per stall, all hire equipment has to be returned before 1pm to avoid forfeit of this bond, early return welcomed.
MARKET OPERATING HOURS:
The Market is up and running by 6.30am every Sunday (earlier in the summer months). Stallholders are required to stop trading at 12.30pm, and to be totally packed by 1.00pm.
PRODUCTS SOLD AT THE MARKET
Products sold are second hand or hand-crafted goods, specifically made by the stallholder. Goods not permitted include food, drinks, new goods (for resale), factory seconds or samples especially clothing, animals or make-up products.
The Market does not have pre-designated areas for different product categories; hence a stroll round the whole market is encouraged to see the broad range of products sold.
No matter where you seem to go, parking in Melbourne is seemingly non-existent with time limits and permits around every corner, but at the Camberwell Market, you’ll find free all-day parking only five minutes away on Inglesby Road, opposite the local council offices – as if anyone needed another reason to love the market.
Since 1976, the weekly market has been luring patrons with vintage trinkets, knickknacks, and hot jam donuts. Founded by Balwyn Rotary, the market started with 48 stalls, and it has since grown to almost 400, with stallholders waiting weeks to secure a spot at the market. Treasure hunters can comb through second-hand clothes and records, antique toys, jewellery, artwork, keepsakes and a variety odds and ends from dawn until midday in search of rare gems. We will be posting eight facts about the Camberwell Sunday Market over this weekend! Stay tuned, more fun facts to come!
Originally posted in The Culture Trip theculturetrip.com by Monique La Terra.
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