Living in Sunbury means staying close to the things that matter. Space. Connection. Community. And, importantly, access to some of Victoria’s best fresh produce. With weekly markets, family-run growers and artisan makers all within easy reach. The region offers a food culture that feels generous and genuinely local. For Maplestone residents, it’s all part of life on your doorstep.

Sunbury Village Market

Held monthly in the heart of town, the Sunbury Village Market brings together local growers, bakers and small producers who shape the flavour of the region. You’ll find seasonal fruit and vegetables, fresh pastries, handmade condiments, and honey. Things like flowers and small-batch goods that you simply can’t get anywhere else. It’s the kind of market where familiar faces appear, conversations stretch out and supporting local feels effortless.

Gisborne Olde Time Market

Just a short drive from Sunbury, the Gisborne Olde Time Market remains one of the most-loved markets in the Macedon Ranges. With more than 200 stalls and a focus on quality produce, it’s a favourite weekend outing for families looking to stock the fridge or simply enjoy a relaxed Sunday morning. From farm-fresh veggies and gourmet cheeses to flowers, preserves and artisan breads, the variety reflects the richness of the surrounding region.

Bohemian Bulla Market

If you prefer a market with a more creative, eclectic feel, the Bohemian Bulla Market is worth the visit. Set among shady trees and open lawns, this market is a mix of handmade goods, vintage finds, local makers and food stalls. Many small growers and hobby producers also feature here, making it a great place to discover new flavours or pick up something a little unexpected.

Melbourne Market at Epping

While not a typical weekend destination, the Melbourne Market at Epping sits behind much of the fresh produce enjoyed across Sunbury. As Victoria’s main wholesale hub, it supplies local grocers and independent retailers with fruit and vegetables that have often been picked only a day earlier. It’s one of the reasons Sunbury residents can access such high-quality produce, even from everyday stores.

Direct-to-door Options

With more families looking for convenience without compromising on quality, seasonal produce boxes and farm-direct deliveries have become increasingly popular. Many local suppliers offer rotating weekly or fortnightly boxes filled with fresh fruits, vegetables and pantry items. It’s an easy way to keep meals interesting while staying connected to local growers.

A Community That Values Freshness and Local Producers

Good food connects people. It encourages neighbours to gather, families to cook together and communities to grow around shared experiences. In Sunbury, that connection to fresh, local produce is part of what makes the region feel grounded and authentic.

For Maplestone residents, these markets, makers and growers bring everyday convenience and quality into focus. It’s all part of building a lifestyle that feels balanced, well-rounded and close to the things that matter most.

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