Morisset Community Markets

Frequently Asked Questions:



When is the market held?
The Morisset Community Market is held on 1st Saturday of every month from 8:30am - 1:30pm.

Where is the market located?
The market is held at Morisset Showgrounds at 40 Ourimbah St, Morisset NSW 2264. Entry points and parking areas will be clearly signposted on the day.

Is there an entry fee?
No. Entry to the market is free for all visitors.

Is the market family-friendly?
Yes. The market is designed to be a relaxed, community-focused event suitable for all ages.

Are pets allowed?
Yes, well-behaved pets are welcome. They must be kept on a leash at all times and cleaned up after.



Is there parking available?
Yes. On-site and nearby parking is available. Please follow signage and directions from staff on arrival.

Are there food and drinks available?
Yes. A range of food trucks and vendors will be operating throughout the market.

Are there toilet facilities?
Yes. Public amenities are available on-site.

What happens if it rains?
The market will generally go ahead in light rain. In the case of severe weather, updates will be posted on our website and social media. If we have to cancel the markets due to bad weather we will advise the stall holders at 6.00 am on the morning of the markets.



How do I apply for a stall?
All stall bookings must be made through our website via the booking system. Spaces are limited and allocated based on suitability and availability.

What types of stalls are accepted?
We prioritise: Handmade goods Local produce Artisan products Food and beverage vendors We aim to maintain a balanced mix.

Can I choose my stall location?
Stall locations are allocated by the organisers to ensure a well-balanced layout, proper spacing, and safe foot traffic flow.

How much does a stall cost?
Stall pricing is listed on the booking page and may vary depending on stall type and size.

What size is a standard stall?
Standard stall sizes and setup requirements are outlined during the booking process. Please ensure your setup fits within your allocated space.



Do I need my own equipment?
Yes. Stallholders must bring their own: Marquee (if required) Tables and chairs Weights for marquees (mandatory)

Is power available?
Limited powered sites are available and must be requested during booking. Do not assume access to power unless confirmed.

What time do stallholders need to arrive?
Bump-in times will be provided prior to the event. All stallholders must be set up before the market opens.

What time is pack down?
Pack down begins after market close. Early pack-down is not permitted unless approved by organisers.

Do I need insurance?
Yes. All stallholders should hold valid public liability insurance and provide proof if requested.

Are food vendors required to have permits?
Yes. Food vendors must comply with all NSW food safety regulations and hold relevant permits and certifications.



Can I share a stall with another vendor?
Only with prior approval. All vendors must be declared during the booking process.

Can I sell anything I want?
No. The organisers reserve the right to decline or remove stalls that do not align with the market’s standards or community focus.

What if I need to cancel my booking?
Cancellation policies are outlined during booking. Late cancellations may not be eligible for refunds.

What happens if I don’t show up?
No-shows may result in loss of booking fees and potential exclusion from future markets.



Who do I contact on the day?
Market staff will be on-site and available throughout the event. A contact number will also be provided prior to the market.

Is there first aid available?
Yes. Basic first aid support will be available on-site.

What are the expectations around rubbish?
All stallholders are responsible for their own waste. You must leave your site clean and take all rubbish with you.



How do I stay updated?
Follow us on social media or check our website for updates, announcements, and future market dates.

Community Reach Australia will not be held liable for any loss, damage, theft or harm as a result of Natural Disaster, Utility supply or equipment failure or causes beyond the control of Community Reach Australia.