Mandjar Markets

MANDJAR MARKETS POSTPONED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
As you will be aware the circumstances are changing daily with regards to the Corona Virus.
Due to the latest Dept of Health update, the committee have postponed any future markets for this season which was due to finish on the 10th May.
We are doing this in the best interest for everyone's health & well-being as a safety precaution for our family of Mandjar Markets stallholders ,entertainers and our market visitors who attend the markets weekly on the Eastern Foreshore. It being a public open space we can’t monitor the amount of visitors and if it will exceed 500 people at any given time.
Over the next few days on our Facebook page ,we will be posting links of all our approved
stallholders, amusement operators and entertainers that have websites and/or Facebook pages. We ask that you can please still support them during this difficult time and purchase or book directly from them.
As soon as a date is announced where it is safe to hold Public events, the Markets Committee will then work on future dates and announcements will be made.
We wish everyone to stay healthy and if you are affected with the virus, speedy recovery wishes to you.
We will be back :)

Mandjar Markets are Mandurah’s premier waterfront markets located on the picturesque Eastern Foreshore.
Browse and enjoy quality local handmade Arts & Crafts, award winning gourmet delights, fresh food, children’s activities, live entertainment plus much more.
Located under shady trees along the Eastern Foreshore with spectacular views of the Peel inlet, in the heart of Mandurah, only one hour’s drive from Perth.
With our family atmosphere you will find that there’s something for everyone at Mandjar Markets to enjoy!
Sundays 9am until 4pm October until May (please note due to specific events hosted by the City of Mandurah, slight variations to operating locations, dates and time are necessary, but will be published on our Facebook page).
It’s a must item on your “to do list” when visiting the Peel region