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Sample our region’s produce
The Market is a community project run by the Rotary Club of Hall, the only rural Rotary Club in the ACT.
The Club is pleased to do something positive to underpin the growing agri-business opportunities in the region, provide a direct and unbroken link between food producers and customers, offer a great seasonal food experience and support important regional community projects.
Canberra Show and National Folk Festival » |
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Please note that a Market will not be held on the 25th February 2012 due to the Canberra Show, or the 7th April 2012 due to the National Folk Festival. |
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Parking at the Capital Region Farmers Market » |
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When driving to the Capital Region Farmers Market, please enter the carpark via Wells Station Road from Northbourne Avenue, or Morisset Road. Please do not enter via Flemington Road as this creates safety issues when other events are being held at Exhibition Park... |
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Kylie Kwong ‘goes bananas’ at the markets » |
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Celebrity chef Kylie Kwong makes mention of her visit to the markets in her latest cookbook titled It tastes better. Her book is a celebration of all the growers, farmers, fishermen, artisans and food providores she has met, and a tribute to the food she loves... |
Celebrity chef Ben O’Donohue hits the market » |
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We’re definitely a market known for our quality produce and sustainable approach to bringing food straight from the farm to your plate. And it seems our approach is not going unnoticed by a number of the nation’s leading celebrity chefs... |
Meet our stallholders »
Grandma's Eggs »
Stephen Clancy is a 6th generation farmer along with his wife Maureen, son Rodney, daughter-in-law Julia are the team behind Grandma's Eggs. Our phone number is 02 48455134. Our enterprise is fully family owned and operated. The chooks are...