Epping Night Market to continue each month

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Last-Friday market stays at Boronia Park in Epping

Epping Night Market will continue on the last Friday of each month at Boronia Park in Epping, NSW. Trading hours are 5:00pm to 9:00pm.

AMA Markets & Events organises the monthly community event at Boronia Park, 37 Bridge Street, Epping. Organisers describe it as a night market for local families and the wider community.

Visitors can expect local makers, small businesses, boutique retailers, specialty products and food vendors. Food and treats are part of the regular line-up from 5:00pm to 9:00pm.

The market offers shopping, food and community connection in an outdoor setting in Epping. Each edition returns on the final Friday of the next month.

Boronia Park, 37 Bridge Street

Boronia Park covers 4.9 hectares at 37 Bridge Street, Epping. Coles sits next door, and Epping Station is within walking distance.

Families visiting the market can use a sports oval, BBQ areas, outdoor exercise equipment and a modern playground. Nature-based play zones are also part of the park.

Because the market runs in a park, visitors can pair stalls and food with open space and play areas. That family-friendly setting is a key part of the Epping event.

AMA Markets & Events is also seeking stallholder enquiries for retail, handmade, specialty and food offerings. Bookings are available by email at [email protected].

Meanwhile, the organiser is targeting boutique retail, handmade goods, specialty products and prepared food. The monthly format gives traders a repeat slot in Epping.

Located in the heart of Epping, Boronia Park gives the market easy access for nearby residents and rail users. Its position beside Coles and near Epping Station also helps stallholders.

Event details remain fixed: Epping Night Market, last Friday of each month, 5:00pm to 9:00pm, Boronia Park, 37 Bridge Street, Epping NSW. AMA Markets & Events lists the gathering as a monthly community night market.

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