Growers’ Green Farmers Market

The actual best! Sunday mornings are the new Saturday nights. Growers’ Green Farmers Market is well worth the trip to South Fremantle for an expertly curated food and community marketplace.
Once you tackle the parking issue, the rest is a breeze. There’s the usual organic produce, breads, cheese, oils, kombucha and juices — but with an array of ethnic eats breakfast stalls unlike anywhere else. After «doing the round» (farmers market speak for walking the whole market before deciding where to shop) — I chose Salvadorian tamales, pasteles, sweet banana empanadas and dairy-​free hot chocolate. YUM! I also spied Japanese, Indian, gourmet soup bar, vegan breakfast bowls, Greek food, pastries, raw desserts and gluten-​free Persian food which I am definitely going to try next time.
The vibe is relaxed and yet energised with live acoustic music, and plenty of places to sit and eat under a tree. Being Fremantle, lots of stalls have a wellness focus with immunity drink shots, beet kvass, probiotic drinks, elixir juices, allergy-​friendly food and a celebration of the multicultural community. Basically, I never want to leave!
Growers’ Green Farmers Market is a holistic and happy place, and if you’re new to farmers market world — definitely embrace Sunday mornings and have a food adventure here.

A solid local farmers market. Located at South Fremantle Senior high school means there is plenty of parking and it is always good to see the teenager helping out with ushering the cars. Good selection of organic/​local food. The Shak Shuaka Moroccan eggs is a must!!!

This place is a hive of activity with everything you need for a successful market– fresh fruit and vegetables, breads, breakfast options, live music, great coffee and spots to sit on the lawn and take it all in. There’s some great stalls to browse through also. Four legged friends are welcome. Great vibe to be a part of on a Sunday morning.

Sunday growers market. I thought would be fresh friut and veges. Im pleasantly surprised how good it is… a family outing. Music food picnic tables a barber. Organic everthing. I sit under a rree with fresh brewed chai tea contemplating my lucky bargain of african woven basket. Ive seen them in Albany for over $ 100. In perth they are above that. This one was $ 50. Eftpos thank goodness because i spent $ 29 cash on eggs and fruit and veges to last a week.

Every Sunday the grounds of South Fremantle High School are transformed into an idyllic farmers’ market with puppies frolicking in the grass, kids gleefully stuffing handfuls of cake into their mouths, couples strolling arm in arm sipping freshly brewed lattes and families reclining on picnic mats in the sun listening to live music. The produce is fresh and affordable and the stall holders super friendly. There’s organic, local and vegan options as well as food stalls selling ready made delights that are hard to resist. With easy and ample parking on site, you can pick up as much as you like including plants to grow your own edibles. The perfect way to spend a leisurely Sunday morning.

The Grower’s Green markets or the South Freo Markets as the locals call it, is open every Sunday morning at the South Fremantle high school.
It has everything you need for a leisurely Sunday morning vegie shop. Both local farmer market vegie stalls and organic producers can be found offering seasonal produce at affordable prices. On top of this you can get your Sunday brunch fix with a coffee and take your pick of food from one of many food stalls.
There’s also the Diggers Club, and other heirloom seedling sellers (great!) and homemade wares to look out for.
Highly recommended if you’re in the area.