Though it may be hard to admit, Christmas is well and truly on its way. With just over a month to go before the big day, the giving season has certainly started, and the organised ones in our lives have started stashing their presents.
There are plenty of Christmas-themed markets across the city that make Christmas shopping even easier – you’ll have the best of both worlds supporting local artists and making progress on your shopping list with the below market events.
Made on the Left Christmas Market
Saturday & Sunday, November 21 & 22
Fremantle’s Esplanade Park will welcome over 100 of Perth’s most talented artists, designers and makers for the special festive edition of Made on the Left Markets.
Exhibitors have been curated specifically for their craftsmanship and originality, so you’ll be sure to find a diverse range of gifts to explore. Jewellery, ceramics, artwork, homewares and gourmet products are just some of the range of goods on offer across the weekend.
Perth Upmarket
Sunday, November 22
The last Perth Upmarket for 2026 is the perfect time to squeeze in some Christmas shopping and soak up the scenic grounds at the University of Western Australia.
250+ different WA-based retailers mean every purchase supports a local creative. The full catalogue of stallholders is available to browse online, meaning its incredibly easy to skip the crowds and grab exactly what you’re looking for. If you’d prefer to take your time, you can grab lunch from one of the food stalls and enjoy a picnic on the lawn.
Swan Valley Artisan Market
Sunday, November 29
Early Christmas shoppers can look forward to the Swan Valley Artisan Market, bringing together makers and producers in the heart of the Swan Valley.
Under the trees and set against a vineyard backdrop at Magic Millions, these markets are perfect not just for getting your Christmas shopping sorted, but also for a family day out, with entertainment, food and drink vendors all prepared for picnicking.
The Boutique Christmas Market
Friday – Sunday, December 4 – 6
The Wilkinson Gallery at Claremont Showground is getting into the holiday spirit with 40 handpicked WA vendors.
The marketplace will offer handcrafted jewellery, candles, homewares, skincare, fashion, books and more, with stalls also dedicated to locally produced gin, wine, spirits, cheeses and desserts. You’ll avoid the Christmas chaos with live acoustic tunes, fresh coffee and plenty of options to choose from.
Bazaar Maker’s Market
Friday – Sunday, December 4 – 6
This beloved market event returns to Walyalup Fremantle Arts Centre for all the creative gift givers to find something special to scratch off their Christmas list.
Crafts, homewares, fashion, jewellery, ceramics, stationery, prints and more will fill the stalls, but there’s more than shopping on offer. Opening Night will host an Aperitivo Courtyard serving oysters and bubbles, and the galleries and studios will be open into the night. If you are one for handmade gifts, perhaps enrol for an evening art class and learn from the best.
Perth Makers Market – Christmas Twilight Market
Sunday, December 12
Perth Makers Market are bringing festive flair to Burswood Park for a bonus twilight market!
While they’ll wrap up their 2026 season at their traditional Goolugatup Heathcote home on Sunday, December 6, an expanded market will come just in time for Christmas, coinciding with Santa’s Symphony in the Park , featuring the Western Australian Symphony Orchestra.
Before settling in for the performance, over 80 local stalls will offer Christmas shopping opportunities to visitors as the sun sets over the Swan River. Food trucks will also be in attendance for a picnic on the water.
Perth Hills Artisan Market – Christmas Two Day Event
Saturday & Sunday, December 12 & 13
It’s the biggest indoor artisan market in the Hills, and it’s coming at the perfect time for the Christmas weather, with two days of air-conditioned shopping.
Woodworkers, potters, jewellers, gourmets and every kind of artist bring their creations to Mundaring Arena for some last-minute Christmas shopping. Keep an eye out for the MINI PHAM stalls, dedicated to youth vendors.
