Posted on 9/4/2025

Markets - West Auckland

Catalina Bay Farmers Market (Sat & Sun 8.30am – 2pm)

Set in a unique waterside location, Catalina Bay Farmers Market offers a vibrant artisan experience. Find fresh local farm produce, breads, meats, cheeses, organic goods, coffee, honey, flowers, and more. Enjoy live music in an undercover market with plenty of parking. Whether you’re grabbing a coffee, sampling food from diverse vendors, or picking up fresh weekly produce and handmade treasures, this market is a must-visit for West Auckland locals. 

Why go: Waterfront vibes, all-weather cover and a genuinely curated line-up of growers and makers.

Best for: Brunch grazing, family strolls with prams, stocking the pantry for a weekend in. 

Insider tip: Arrive before 10am for the shortest queues at popular bakers; wander the Hobsonville Point coastal boardwalk afterwards. 

Allow: 60–90 minutes.

Kelston Night Market (Mon 5pm – 11pm) & Henderson Night Market (Thu 5pm – 11pm) 

The Night Markets offer a vibrant mix of global street food, cultural performances, and unique local finds. Enjoy authentic eats from Asia, the Pacific, Europe and more—each dish cooked fresh by passionate chefs. More than just food, the markets celebrate Auckland’s rich diversity with live music, performances, and community spirit. Shop handcrafted jewellery, fashion, and homewares from local makers while soaking in the buzzing night-time atmosphere. 

Why go: Affordable, flavour-hunting heaven with live entertainment. 

Best for: Groups, adventurous eaters, easy weeknight dinners. 

Insider tip: Bring cash and card—some stalls are tap-to-pay; share plates to sample more.

Allow: 60–90 minutes. 

Kumeu Markets (Third Sun 9am – 2pm, Feb–Dec except March)

Kumeu Markets feature a vibrant blend of indoor and outdoor stalls offering everything from unique crafts and gifts to delicious food. With live entertainment adding to the atmosphere, it’s a great spot to explore and enjoy a community feel in West Auckland.

Why go: Giftable artisan finds plus vineyard country scenery. 

Best for: Slow Sunday browsing and local produce.

Insider tip: Pair with a tasting at a nearby winery; pack a reusable tote. 

Allow: 60 minutes.

Titirangi Village Market (Last Sun of every month 10am – 2pm)

 Held on the last Sunday of every month, Titirangi Village Market is a vibrant arts and crafts market located in the heart of Titirangi. Discover unique handmade goods, delicious treats, and a welcoming community atmosphere that celebrates local creativity and flavour. 

Why go: Creative energy, forest-fringed village setting. 

Best for: Handcrafted gifts, small-batch treats, live music. 

Insider tip: Combine with a visit to Lopdell House galleries or a bush walk in the ranges.

Allow: 45–90 minutes. 

The Shed Collective (Sat 8.30am – 12pm) 

 The Shed Collective hosts a vibrant Saturday Farmers' Market every week, rain or shine, from 8:30am to 12pm. With up to 35 vendors offering a wide range of local, artisan, organic, and spray-free products, it’s the perfect spot to discover fresh, quality produce and unique finds. Plus, it’s home to the Cosmic Garden Flower Farm, adding a splash of natural beauty to the market experience. 

Why go: Compact, community-driven, easy Saturday shop. 

Best for: Fresh veg, flowers, and coffee to start your day. 

Insider tip: Take a chilly bag—lots of great dairy and produce to bring back to your stay.

Allow: 30–60 minutes.

Avondale Sunday Market (Sun 5am – 12pm) 

 As the country’s oldest and largest one-day market, Avondale Sunday Market is a bustling multicultural hub. Offering a vibrant mix of products and food from across the Pacific and Asia, it’s a go-to spot for great deals on fresh vegetables, fruit, and car boot treasures. A true West Auckland institution! 

Why go: Iconic, no-frills market culture and bargain hunting. 

Best for: Early birds, foodies, and treasure seekers. 

Insider tip: Go early; wear comfy shoes; bring small notes/coins. 

Allow: 60–120 minutes.

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