One of the best ways to tap into the culture of any city is by visiting their local markets. The markets Auckland city centre offer donât stop at fresh produce and general essentials, but also cover local arts and crafts, delicious food and beverages - here are the ones to add to your must-visit list.
Britomart Saturday Market | Takutai Square | Saturdays | 8AM - 2PM
Every Saturday in Takutai Square from 8AM, you'll find a line-up that covers off everything from fresh produce and flowers to coffee, vegan foods, pastries, sweet buns, crepes, juices, food trucks and savoury snacks, with more stallholders being added every month. The market is on rain or shine but keep an eye out on Britomart's socials for the most recent updates.
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Carnaval Latino Market | Freyberg Place & Ellen Melville Centre | Second Saturday of each month | 10AM - 3PM
Carnaval Latino was created to give the local Latin-American community a space to share their culture, traditions, music, dances, food and unique spirit. Check out stallholders from Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Peru and Uruguay, with live music and folkloric dancers in the square.
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Silo Park Food Market | Fridays to Sundays | 2 - 11PM
Silo Park Food Market brings together some of TÄmaki Makaurauâs favourite streetâfood vendors for a relaxed, waterfront evening of great eats and good vibes. Itâs the perfect spot to graze, wander, and soak up the atmosphere by the harbour.
Open Circle Markets | Details on their socials
A vibrant community hub showcasing local makers, growers, and small businesses in a lively, welcoming setting. Itâs the perfect place to discover unique finds, enjoy fresh local products, and connect with the creative talent in your community. Experience it for yourself â you wonât want to miss it.
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Food Truck Wednesdays | Britomart | Wednesdays | 11.30 - 2PM
Every Wednesday in Takutai Square, head down to experience a weekly mix of the best street kai in Auckland! For more information, head to the Food Truck Collective's Facebook page or website.
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