Back after two long years, the famous Finders Keepers Market is taking place from July 8 – 10.
Explore and discover the very best from local designers, makers and entrepreneurs at The Finders Keepers Market, featuring some awesome independent art, design and food stalls. Partnering with Aboriginal Melbourne, Finders Keepers are expanding their Indigenous program for the Melbourne AW22 Market during NAIDOC week. This year, they’ll be showcasing 20 First Nations-owned and led small creative businesses over their festival next week.
What you need to know
- The Finders Keepers Autumn/Winter Market is back after two years
- Partnering with Aboriginal Melbourne, they’re showcasing 20 First Nations-owned and led small businesses this year
- It takes place from July 8 – 10 at the Royal Exhibition Building
Stay up to date with what’s happening in and around Melbourne here.
With market events being hosted in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane each year, The Finders Keepers is Australia’s leading design marketplace. This year, they’re launching their first Creative Business Summit, a masterclass that’s been mindfully made for small and micro creative businesses.
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Coinciding with NAIDOC week, there’s 20 First Nations-owned businesses appearing on the line-up this year, including Clothing the Gaps, Russi Tiwi Art, Haus of Dizzy, Kinya Lerkk, Emma Stenhouse Art, Gammin Threads and Deadly Wears. There’s more than 200 other stalls to explore, on your visit to The Finders Keepers Market, all for the low price of $5 entry. The Finders Keepers bar is coming back this year, fully stocked by Moon Dog and Minimum Wines.
Founded in the summer of 2008 by young designers and friends Brooke Johnston and Sarah Thornton, The Finders Keepers Market is a creative and supportive environment for independent designers to sell their work. Since then, they’ve expanded across Australia, hosting markets in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane.
Don’t miss out on your chance to shop, explore, discover and connect. Find out more by heading to their website here.
