The Channon Craft Market
The Channon Craft Market is a unique market, held on the second Sunday of every month, with stallholders displaying and selling their wares, produce and crafts. Nestled under the trees, circling Coronation Park you will find delicious foods and beverages, unique artisan merchandise, clothing, a great range of condiments, jams, pickles, mouthwatering treats, fresh fruit and vegetables and a variety of plant stalls.
The market is the kind of place both locals and visitors go to get that authentic North Coast experience – there is colour and life, live music, kids, families and people from all walks of life. The “Make It, Bake It, Grow It” ethic reflects the values that many people in the Northern Rivers believe in. Street performers and live music provide entertainment around the ground. A wonderful day out for all. The Channon Craft Market is an alcohol and pet-free event.
Please have $2 ready for the carpark on arrival.
Destination: The Channon, Byron hinterland.
Contact Details
Phone: 02 6688 6433
Website: www.thechannonmarket.org.au
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