Become a stallholder at Oxford Street Night Market - multicultural food, diverse retail and art.
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Every Friday night, 5pm-10pm
Taylor Square North, Oxford Street, Darlinghurst
Oxford Street Night Market at Taylor Square North on iconic Oxford Street, is an inclusive space for people of all walks of life to meet, connect and share good food and drink. The market has a focus on diversity - everyone is welcome.
Catering and food stalls must be permanent stallholders attending every Friday. There is very limited power available on site so it's better to be self-sufficient. There will be a licensed area onsite.
Location: Taylor Square North, just off Oxford Street, Darlinghurst
Time: 5pm - 10pm, Every Friday Night
🔥 Catering stalls - hot and cool food from around the world
☕ Coffee, juice, chai, matcha, mulled drinks
👗 Fashion, pre-loved and vintage & retail goods
🎨 Handmade art, crafts, plants
🍎 Local produce & fresh food vendors
🍞 Meats, cheeses, baked goods
🍷 Wine, cider, beer & spirit makers (wholesale licensed)
We also welcome charity, community group and stalls by NFPs.
If you would like to book a stall, please either:
register as a new stallholder at organicfoodmarkets.com.au/Traders and request to book Oxford Street Night Market
contact our office on 02 9999 2226 or
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