Discover Haig Park Village Markets
Every Sunday
8am to 2pm
Find us in the leafy grounds of Canberra’s Haig Park on the Braddon side: where Lonsdale street meets Girrahween street. We are next to Canberra’s late-night staple, the Mandalay Bus.
Every Sunday from 8am to 2pm, rain or shine! Including public holiday long weekends.
Visit Us
Address:
Haig Park, Braddon ACT - pathway opposite Lonsdale Street
Parking:
Parking is free, see the map below for car parks and distances. See our Accessibility page for accessible parking.
Bus:
Bus route 31 – get off at Torrens Street after Girrahween Street. Any Bus that stops at Civic bus interchange – it’s only a 15-minute walk from there. Light rail- get off on Northbourne Ave at either the Ipima Street stop or the Elouera Street stop.
Bike:
The markets are centrally located, so if you’re not too far away, by far the best way to get there is to walk or ride your bike.
Toilets:
The public toilets are located opposite Mort Street, along the pathway in Haig Park. It is the blue building next to the carpark. The Accessible Page has the location map of the bathrooms.
Parking
This map shows the parking in the area and distances to get to the market.
- 1: Car park 14-16 Girahween Street - at the markets
- 2: Car park, 6 Girahween Street - 2 min walk - 150m
- 3: Tramp Stop Elouera Street Light Rail -8 min walk - 600m
- 4: Paid Wilson Parking - 3 min walk - 250m
- 5: Henty St between Torrens and Wise St- 5 min walk - 3000m
- 6: Girrahween St car park, near Fawkner St - 5 min walk - 380m
- 7: Girrahween St car park, near Limestone Ave - 48min walk - 550m
- 8: Henty St car park, near Limestone Ave - 8 min walk - 550m
- 9: Greeway St car park, near Forbes St - 5 min walk - 380m
- 10: Wastson St car park, near Masson St - 10 min walk - 750m
What's nearby
Braddon
Braddon is one of Canberra’s most vibrant neighbourhoods, known for its creative energy, independent boutiques, great food and buzzing café culture. Take a stroll through its leafy streets, discover local makers and specialty stores.
City
Just a short stroll away, Canberra’s city centre brings together shopping, dining, entertainment and culture in the heart of the capital. Explore local eateries and bars, browse the shops, catch a show or simply wander through the city streets. With Braddon and Haig Park right on its doorstep, everything is within easy reach.
Haig Park
A green oasis on the edge of Braddon, Haig Park is the perfect place to slow down and enjoy the outdoors. Wander beneath its iconic rows of trees, enjoy a picnic on the grass or explore the park and venture into Turner.
Australian National University
The Australian National University is one of Canberra’s most vibrant cultural and learning precincts. Wander through the campus to discover galleries, museums, cafés and striking architecture, all just a short stroll from Haig Park.
A little Further Afield
We are so lucky to be located within a stones throw of many of Canberra's iconic attractions. Some must sees: Aboretum, Burley Griffin lake walk, the art Galleries, Old & New Parliament Houses, Questacon, War Memorial and Acton Waterfront.