Randwick City Council

The Art & Object Market

A two-day celebration of Australian artists, designers and makers. Over 40 creatives under one roof, including ceramics, glass, illustration, textiles, floral works, baked goods and homewares.

Arts Market

Event Details

Category

Arts Market

Event Starts

Sep 26, 2026 10:00

Event Ends

Sep 27, 2026 15:00

Venue

Randwick Town Hall

Location

90 Avoca Street, Randwick NSW, Australia

Part of Randwick City Council’s Town Hall Takeover

Presented by Voluptuary World, The Art & Object Market is a two-day celebration of Australian artists, designers and makers. Bringing together over 40 brilliant creatives under one roof, the market showcases a diverse collection of handcrafted ceramics, glass, illustration, textiles, floral works, baked goods, homewares and beautifully made objects.

Meet the artists behind the work and shop directly from the people who design and make each piece. The Art & Object Market offers a vibrant opportunity to support Australia’s creative community. Expect something unique, delicious and filled with plenty of inspiration as this two day event celebrates craftsmanship, creativity and contemporary Australian design.

The Art & Object Market features the following:

Market Weekend
Saturday 26 September, 10am to 3pm
Sunday 27 September, 10am to 3pm

About the Artist
The Art & Object Market brings together over 40 emerging and established Australian creatives working across a wide range of disciplines. Visitors can expect to meet ceramic artists, glass artists, illustrators, textile designers, florists, object makers, bakers, jewellers and independent design brands creating outstanding work.

Every stall is run by the people who create the work, offering visitors the chance to learn about their process, hear the stories behind the pieces and purchase directly from the maker.

Curated by Voluptuary World, the market champions independent creative practice while providing a platform for artists, designers and makers to connect with new audiences and celebrate contemporary Australian craftsmanship.

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