The weekly Barossa Farmers Market is a genuine, community produce market, permanently located undercover in the Vintners Sheds, Angaston. This means you can do your weekly grocery shopping regardless of the weather and safe in the knowledge that your produce will always be fresh, healthy and part of a fair exchange between consumer and producer.

And what produce it is! We have an amazing array of stallholders selling a beautiful selection of fresh fruit and vegetables, herbs, chicken, duck, beef, pork, lamb, specialty breads, the Barossa’s famous smallgoods, fresh milk, stunning pastries and baked goods, honey, olive oil and olives, freshly roasted coffee and blended teas and confectionery.

The weekly Barossa Farmers Market is a genuine, community produce market, permanently located undercover in the Vintners Sheds, Angaston. This means you can do your weekly grocery shopping regardless of the weather and safe in the knowledge that your produce will always be fresh, healthy and part of a fair exchange between consumer and producer.

And what produce it is! We have an amazing array of stallholders selling a beautiful selection of fresh fruit and vegetables, herbs, chicken, duck, beef, pork, lamb, specialty breads, the Barossa’s famous smallgoods, fresh milk, stunning pastries and baked goods, honey, olive oil and olives, freshly roasted coffee and blended teas and confectionery.

The weekly Barossa Farmers Market is a genuine, community produce market, permanently located undercover in the Vintners Sheds, Angaston. This means you can do your weekly grocery shopping regardless of the weather and safe in the knowledge that your produce will always be fresh, healthy and part of a fair exchange between consumer and producer.

And what produce it is! We have an amazing array of stallholders selling a beautiful selection of fresh fruit and vegetables, herbs, chicken, duck, beef, pork, lamb, specialty breads, the Barossa’s famous smallgoods, fresh milk, stunning pastries and baked goods, honey, olive oil and olives, freshly roasted coffee and blended teas and confectionery.

The weekly Barossa Farmers Market is a genuine, community produce market, permanently located undercover in the Vintners Sheds, Angaston. This means you can do your weekly grocery shopping regardless of the weather and safe in the knowledge that your produce will always be fresh, healthy and part of a fair exchange between consumer and producer.

And what produce it is! We have an amazing array of stallholders selling a beautiful selection of fresh fruit and vegetables, herbs, chicken, duck, beef, pork, lamb, specialty breads, the Barossa’s famous smallgoods, fresh milk, stunning pastries and baked goods, honey, olive oil and olives, freshly roasted coffee and blended teas and confectionery.

The weekly Barossa Farmers Market is a genuine, community produce market, permanently located undercover in the Vintners Sheds, Angaston. This means you can do your weekly grocery shopping regardless of the weather and safe in the knowledge that your produce will always be fresh, healthy and part of a fair exchange between consumer and producer.

And what produce it is! We have an amazing array of stallholders selling a beautiful selection of fresh fruit and vegetables, herbs, chicken, duck, beef, pork, lamb, specialty breads, the Barossa’s famous smallgoods, fresh milk, stunning pastries and baked goods, honey, olive oil and olives, freshly roasted coffee and blended teas and confectionery.

WE ARE EXCITED TO ANNOUNCE THAT THE 2020 BAROSSA HISTORY FAIR WILL BE HELD IN ANGASTON.
For its first two years, the Barossa History Fair was hosted by the Nuriootpa Futures Association at Coulthard House, and the organisers of the Fair take this opportunity to thank the NFA for their generous support in helping to establish the event.
In order to make the Fair a truly regional event however, we decided it was time to move on, and the invitation was therefore extended to other organisations to host next year’s event. The Angaston & Penrice Historical Society have taken up the challenge and have eagerly begun their planning.
The 2020 Barossa History Fair will be held again on the first weekend in May but, for the first time, it will be HELD OVER TWO DAYS, with the Barossa’s many history groups gathered in and around the Angaston Town Hall, with a number of other events held throughout the town.
More information will be provided over the coming weeks, so please keep an eye on this page for the latest news about the event.