The Arts Centre Market
Every Sunday
Time
10.00AM – 3.00PM
Venue: Market Square
Free
The regular weekly Arts Centre Market is on every Sunday 10am to 3pm (winter hours), rain or shine! Come and show your support.
Experience the beauty and quality of our local, artisan-made goods and treasures. Meet the makers and explore what Ōtautahi/Christchurch craftspeople have to offer.
Expect a range of delicious foods, treats and drinks, alongside our vintage clothes, handmade products and unique crafts and treasures.
If you are interested in being a stallholder or getting involved in the market, please email theartscentremarket@gmail.com
Special markets to note in your diary:
- Christmas Market - Sunday 5th December
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