Wadambuk Makers Market

The Wadambuk Makers Market is held under cover at the beautiful Wadambuk St Andrews Community Centre, designed by Gregory Burgess and opened in 2015.
The market, launched in February 2016.  The current Market Dates for 2018 are :
​Saturday 9am-2pm  14 July , 22 September, 8 December 2018  . 

Wadambuk St Andrews Community Centre is a not-for-profit association committed to promote, develop and enhance local art and culture. We are thrilled to be able to showcase the diversity of our local artisans and crafters.

The market is located on the Main Road in St Andrews, just a short walk from the famous St Andrews Community Market. https://www.facebook.com/WadambukMakersMarket

All items are handcrafted original designs and include art, photography, cards, textiles, wood, ceramic, jewellery, sculpture, clothing, toys, home décor items and more.  All makers are local to Nillumbik.

Wadambuk Makers Market is a plastic bag free zone.

Stallholder applications are welcome.  Email:  wadambukmakersmarket@gmail.com

Meet Some of our Makers

Jolly Possum

Katrien and Dawn  produce unique glass jewellery and wire art repurposing recycled and found objects 

Wearable Art by Cara Moran

Wearable Art, designed and hand made in Nillumbik

Wee Woolly Wonders

Seasonal knitwear for all the  family, home décor and fibre art

Changeling Coloured Yarns

Hand dyed colour change, self striping gradient Merino wool yarn and silk.

Robyn Koiker Artist

Pictured is Robyn's Sweet Tweets range.  Pet portraits by arrangement.

Bubbles bears & other wares

Laura hand makes bears, bags, soaps, lip balms and is a 'one stop' shop for lotions, potions and notions of all kinds

BubbaStuff

Quality Australian handmade Baby and Toddler products

Laura and Lydia Heap

Laura uses felting, knitting and crochet to create her unique textile pieces whilst Lydia creates unique art works

Heather and Reilly Pain

Colourful tie dye clothing, original photo cards, felt creations and pottery

Mountain Clay

Yvette creates beautiful ceramics inspired by the forests and mountains of the Kinglake ranges.

Rustic Resilience

Clare uses new and recycled items.  Wooden beads, gemstones, glass and metal beads combine to create that perfect accessory

Cherry Bomb

Vintage inspired dresses, Children's Wear, men's shorts

Blackberry Hill Creations

Leanne creates beautiful, locally made handcrafts including, bags, quilts and small toys

Dianne Collins

Dianne creates stunning handmade ceramic functional ware often using a wood fired kiln

All things Colour and Buttons and Bows

A rainbow of delightful hand crafted items and button jewellery