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Sydney’s favourite indie design market is back – and it’s going big for its 10th birthday. The Makers and Shakers Market will take over White Bay Cruise Terminal from June 13-14, bringing more than 140 Australian makers, designers, ceramicists and food producers together for one seriously stacked weekend.
Landing alongside the final days of the Biennale of Sydney, the market will transform White Bay into one of the city’s buzziest creative precincts, with free shuttle buses running between the Cruise Terminal and White Bay Power Station all weekend.
Inside the cavernous harbourside venue, expect a curated lineup of stalls spanning everything from slow fashion and handmade homewares to gourmet goodies and cult bakery pop-ups. Highlights include Shadow Baking (dropping a market-exclusive treat), Perth fibre artist Loop Lab, Ruby Raisin’s Cocoon Coats, fashion designer Katie Perry and ceramic favourite Koki Craft, alongside Cannoleria, Gargano Pizzeria and Mount Zero Olives keeping you well fed.
Beyond the shopping, there’s plenty to keep you hanging around. You can sit for a live portrait by artist Eleonora Arosio, jump into creative workshops or let the kids loose in the dedicated activity zone.
As always, every stallholder designs and makes their goods locally, with the market proudly partnering with the Australian Made Campaign – so you can shop small and feel good about it.
Where: White Bay Cruise Terminal, James Craig Rd, Rozelle
When: Saturday June 13 + Sunday June 14, 10am–4pm
Cost: $6 entry (kids free)
Getting there: Free parking plus free shuttle buses between White Bay Power Station and the Cruise Terminal
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