Handmade and Homegrown Monthly Market

If you are interested in becoming an Artisan or Fresh food stallholder at the monthly Handmade and Homegrown markets, please review the stallholder information booklet(PDF, 9MB)  to ensure your stall meets the market criteria. 

If you have any questions or general enquiries please contact the market operators at Eat Shop Love by: 

Applying or Booking Online 

                             or 

Emailing Eat Shop Love

Do you have a creative talent and looking for exposure and busking opportunities? The Handmade and Homegrown monthly Market has a designated busking zone and we are always looking to give emerging talent a platform to perform for the local community.

If you are interested in busking at the monthly markets or within Campbelltown or Ingleburn CBD, you will need to apply for a busking permit and contact community.life@campbelltown.nsw.gov.au to book in at the markets. 

In addition to our regular offerings, the Handmade and Homemade Market is thrilled to present the fun-filled Teddy Bears Picnic.

Bring your favourite teddy bears and join us for a delightful picnic on the beautiful lawn of the historic Glenalvon House from 10.00am to 1.00pm.

Remember to visit the Historic Glenalvon House for their free self-guided tours and optional Devonshire Teas.

In addition to our regular offerings, come join the fun at Campbelltown Cars and Coffee.

Car enthusiasts of Campbelltown and beyond, we want to see your ride. All rides welcome, cars, bikes and more.

Remember to visit the Historic Glenalvon House for their free self-guided tours from 10.00am to 1.00pm.

Devonshire Tea is available every 3rd month at the Historic Glenalvon House.

Between 10am-1pm on market days at Glenalvon:

• Relaxing music
• Devonshire Tea for $10
• Peaceful seating on the lawn or courtyard furniture

All purchases for Devonshire tea go to the Campbelltown and Airds Historical Society.

Be sure to pop down and enjoy some morning tea before you venture the markets located just outside the heritage listed property.

Glenalvon House is one of the finest examples of a house using Colonial Georgian design in New South Wales. It was built by Michael Byrne on land that was allocated to him in 1827, however the grant was not issued until 1839 when building commenced.

Step back in time and explore the rich history of the Historic Glenalvon House with free self-guided tours. Open every 3rd Sunday of each month, from 10am-1pm.

Wander through its corridors and rooms, soaking in the stories of the past and admiring its well-preserved beauty.

Find out more on the history of Glenalvon house