Artisan Collective Markets Wollombi

Held in the heritage courtyard of the Wollombi General Store. One of the oldest continuously trading stores in NSW, established 1851. On the first Saturday of every month, the garden fills with makers, collectors, and creators from across the Hunter and beyond. Locally made homewares, handcrafted objects, antiques, botanicals, artworks, textiles, and slow-made lifestyle goods. The kind of things that don't turn up in shopping centres. This is a market with a sense of place. Wollombi is one of the most intact colonial villages in regional New South Wales. Sandstone churches, a historic tavern, a creek running through the heart of town. The General Store sits right at the centre of it all, and the market feels like a natural extension of that story. Curated by the Artisans Collective at the Wollombi General Store, with a focus on locally made and regionally sourced goods, antiques, vintage, and heritage homewares, slow-crafted objects and handmade lifestyle pieces and genuinely unique finds you won't see twice. Free entry. Dog-friendly. The Hunter Valley's newest reason to make the drive into the Wollombi Valley.