Stalls will also feature  bric-a-brac, books, pre-loved clothing, household items, plants, seeds and collectibles as well as the popular sausage sizzle. 

The twice yearly market adds an extra dimension to the historic atmosphere of the town.  Money raised by some of the stalls will benefit the residents, and local causes, including the Public School. It also helps to maintain the work of the Hill End & Tambaroora Gathering Group and Hill End Family History.

There is always the opportunity for a bargain, but this October there will be even more of a chance as some of the stalls will be having a real “Clearance Sale”. 

“Some of our members have recently moved into retirement villages and have had to part with cherished objects,”  convenor Lorraine Purcell or the Hill End & Tambaroora Gathering Group said. 

“It is amazing what treasures they have they have donated to our stall, so that someone else can have the pleasure of owning then for a time,” 

The Mudgee Maker’s Market brings together the best of local food, wine and art at St Mary’s Church grounds on Saturday from 8.30am to 12.30pm. 

A collaboration between Mudgee Fine Foods and Mudgee Fine Foods and Mudgee Arts Council, the Maker’s Market offers a chance to meet local artists and crafters as well as farmers and food producers

 If it is handcrafted, baked, bottled or grown, you will find it at the Makers Market.

Come and meet the makers, have a chat about produce, purchase a unique gift  for people of all ages and support local industry and traditional handmade art practice.

St John’s Anglican Church Markets are on this Saturday, from 9am to 1pm.

Drop in for rgrown produce, freshly made breads and cheeses, olive oil, handmade textiles, arts and crafts, jewellery, pre-loved books, clothes, knick-knacks and more.