Subi Farmers Market fills the Subiaco Primary School site on Saturday mornings. It is a community-run place to buy fresh produce and meet producers, not a daily market or a permanent row of the same vendors. Its short year-end break matters if you are visiting around Christmas or New Year.
| Visit detail | Operator information |
|---|---|
| Place | Subiaco Primary School, 271 Bagot Road, Subiaco |
| Regular hours | Saturday 8am–noon |
| Year-end | Closes for about two weeks either side of New Year; confirm dates |
| Parking | Several nearby choices listed by organiser; observe local signs |
What makes it local
The market committee is an independent not-for-profit. Its aims include supporting primary producers, good food and Subiaco Primary School. That gives a useful reason to stop and talk to a grower rather than treat the visit as a supermarket aisle. Stallholder lists and produce are subject to change; ask about origin or growing methods if they are decisive for your purchase.
The market's location page states Saturday 8am–noon, excluding a break of roughly two weeks either side of the new year. That wording does not provide an exact last December or first January date. Check the organiser's current notices before making a special trip over holidays. Arrive early if you have a specific ingredient in mind, and bring bags and a cooler if you will be out for hours afterward.
Find the right entrance
Use 271 Bagot Road as the school address. The organiser lists Rowland Street, Theatre Gardens, the school car park, Crossways and on-street options. Availability, fees and permit rules can differ, so read signs at the actual space rather than assuming every listed car park is free. A bus or train plus a short walk may be simpler; check Transperth for a Saturday route.
The school site has its own weekday purpose. Stay within the market's public areas and ask the organiser about accessible entry, seating and toilets if you need particulars. Compare Perth City Farm for a different Saturday produce market. The photo shows the school gate in 2021, not this week's stalls.
