About Evandale Market
Evandale Market is a large weekly outdoor market held every Sunday at Falls Park in Evandale, a historic Georgian village in the Northern Midlands of Tasmania, about 18 km south of Launceston. Operating since the early 1970s, it is considered one of Tasmania's largest weekly markets, known for antiques, collectables, second-hand goods, fresh produce, crafts and local food stalls in a parkland setting.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect an open-air market spread across the grassed grounds of Falls Park with rows of covered and open stalls. The setting is a flat parkland with mature trees along Logan Road. Visitors can browse antiques, vintage items, bric-a-brac, clothing, plants, fresh produce, artisan crafts and street food, interact with local stallholders, and explore the surrounding historic village of Evandale.
Key highlights
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One of Tasmania's largest weekly Sunday markets at Falls Park
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Wide range of antiques, collectables and second-hand goods
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Fresh local produce, plants and artisan crafts
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Street food and takeaway food stalls
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Historic Georgian village setting near Launceston
History of Evandale Market
Established in the early 1970s at Falls Park, Evandale Market has operated weekly for over 50 years and has grown from a small community market into one of Tasmania's largest regular markets, associated with the historic town of Evandale which was established in the early 19th century as a Georgian military village.
Culture & Context
The market is a long-standing community and cultural gathering for the Northern Midlands, supporting local producers, artisans, collectors and small businesses and reflecting Tasmanian country market traditions as a weekly social and trading event.
Route
| By air | Fly to Launceston Airport then drive approximately 15-20 minutes to Evandale |
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| By road |