Shop local this Mother’s Day and support South Australian businesses
Here are some great markets to explore in the lead up to Mother’s Day.
Adelaide Hills Council
Mylor, Woodside and Oakbank Markets
The Adelaide Hills community markets are full of charm and variety. At the Mylor Market, you can browse plants, homemade gifts, preserves and baked goods in a relaxed setting. The Woodside Market offers fresh local produce, crafts, books and second-hand treasures, run by the Rotary Club of Onkaparinga. Over at Oakbank, the monthly market supports the Soldiers’ Memorial Hall and features everything from candles and jewellery to clothing and pet treats, along with live music, food and family-friendly activities.
Naracoorte Lucindale Council
Naracoorte Swap Meet and Show ‘N’ Shine
Held at the Naracoorte Showgrounds on 2 and 3 May 2026, this major regional event brings together one of the largest country swap meets in South Australia. You can browse a wide range of goods while enjoying a lively community atmosphere. The Show ‘N’ Shine adds to the experience, with classic cars and motorcycles on display. Food available on site and there is a low $5 entry cost.
City of Tea Tree Gully
Community Markets
With more than 70 stalls, the Tea Tree Gully Community Markets are a go-to for locally made products and creative gifts. These popular markets support youth and small businesses, offering handcrafted items, artwork and specialty goods. It is an easy place to find a thoughtful gift while connecting with local makers and supporting the next generation of entrepreneurs.
City of Holdfast Bay
Brighton Sunday Market
Held twice a month at Brighton Secondary School, this well-known market is a favourite for locals. You will find a mix of fresh produce, baked treats, crafts and unique gifts. It is a simple way to shop local while enjoying a morning out to pick up something special.
Wattle Range Council
Millicent Showgrounds Market
On Saturday 2 May, the Millicent Showgrounds Market offers a relaxed country market experience. Visitors can wander through stalls, enjoy a bite to eat and discover a range of affordable finds. It is a great place to pick up a thoughtful gift while supporting local stallholders.
City of Port Adelaide Enfield
Semaphore Community Market
On Sunday 3 May 2026, the Semaphore Community Market returns with a vibrant mix of food, art and handmade goods on offer. From fresh pastries and sweet treats to photography, fashion and jewellery, there is something for every taste. It is a welcoming space where you can meet the makers, enjoy the atmosphere and support small businesses doing what they love.
Mount Barker District Council
Macclesfield Market
Held at the Macclesfield Institute on Sunday 3 May, this market blends local produce, crafts and community connection. Visitors can enjoy coffee, hot food and handmade goods, while children can take part in free craft activities. With Mother’s Day around the corner, it is the perfect place to create a handmade card or pick up a locally made gift.
Copper Coast Council
Kadina Markets
The Kadina Markets, held in Victoria Square, Kadina, bring together local stallholders offering produce, crafts and unique finds. The upcoming market on Saturday 2 May runs from 8.30am to 12.30pm, with twilight markets also held throughout the year. It is a great opportunity to shop local and support businesses in the Copper Coast region.
City of Adelaide
Bring Mum along to Melbourne Street on 9 May 2026 to explore hand-crafted goods while enjoying live music. There will also be a photobooth and free caricature and face-painting and even the chance to win a 9k yellow gold bracelet, to make the occasion even more special
Choosing a gift from a local market does more than make Mum smile. It supports small businesses, strengthens local economies and helps communities thrive.
