Join a monthly night market celebrating makers and local creativity.
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Third Thursday of every month
Stallholders are invited to apply for PK Night Shift, a growing monthly market event in the Port Kembla Precinct focused on handmade goods, sustainability and local enterprise.
PK Night Shift is a curated night market held on the third Thursday of each month, featuring makers, creatives and small businesses in a community‑focused evening setting.
Makers and handcrafted goods producers
Vintage and second‑hand sellers
Upcycled and sustainability‑focused businesses
Artists and creative practitioners
Service providers aligned with the local market vibe
PK Night Shift offers a regular trading opportunity within a creative and community‑driven environment. Stallholders can build a local presence, test products and connect with an audience that values independent and sustainable businesses.
Frequency: Third Thursday of each month
Location: Port Kembla Precinct
Focus on handmade, upcycled and unique products
Community‑led evening market format
Find out more and apply.
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