Trade at a two‑night food market event in Cronulla.
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5pm - 9pm Friday 4 and Saturday 5 December 2026
Dunningham Park, North Cronulla Beach
Food vendors are invited to submit an expression of interest for Eat Drink Nights Cronulla, a two‑day market event celebrating great food, community and the vibrant atmosphere of Cronulla.
Applications are invited from vendors including:
Street food vendors
Dessert and sweet treat operators
Artisan bakers and food producers
Specialty beverage traders
Vendors offering plant‑based, gluten‑free or unique culinary experiences
Eat Drink Nights has built a strong following, providing vendors with access to a large and engaged audience looking to discover new food experiences. The Cronulla event offers a platform to showcase your products, build brand awareness and connect with the local community.
Find out more including how to apply on the website.
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