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The weekly markets and the festivals that fill the town — with the busy weekends flagged for parking.
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The weekly markets and the festivals that fill the town — with the busy weekends flagged for parking.
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What's on around Daylesford and Hepburn Springs — the weekly markets and the festivals that fill the town. The busy weekends are flagged so you can plan your shopping, and your parking, around the crowds.
3 events
The fixtures — these run whether or not anyone posts about them.
Every Sunday, from around 8:00 a.m.
Next: Sunday 30 August
Daylesford railway station precinct, Raglan Street
The town's busiest regular event — crowds grew large enough that the council brought in crowd-control rules. Arrive before 9:00 a.m. for a park; overflow parking spills into Bridport, Albert and Vincent streets. Quietest in the first hour.
Recurring series currently running or about to start.
Fourth Saturday of each month, morning
Next: Saturday 26 September
Daylesford Primary School, Vincent Street
Local produce and food, run by the Rotary Club of Daylesford. Smaller and calmer than the Sunday Market.
Dated events. Past dates drop off this list automatically.
Thursday 4 March at across the Labour Day long weekend, 4–8 March
Across Daylesford, centred on Vincent Street
Australia's largest regional LGBTQIA+ pride festival, drawing tens of thousands of visitors over the Labour Day long weekend. The 30th-anniversary edition runs Thursday 4 to Monday 8 March 2027. Expect the town at its fullest — book accommodation early and plan to walk rather than drive in the centre.
This page lists what we’ve verified, not everything that’s on. These are the calendars and accounts locals actually use:
Sunday
Daylesford Sunday Market
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