Tatura Market returns with plenty of unique gifts for Christmas

With Christmas just around the corner, the market is the perfect place to start ticking off the gift list. From handcrafted treasures to unique finds, shoppers can discover thoughtful presents while supporting local stallholders.

Greater Shepparton City Council Mayor, Councillor Shane Sali, said the market is an important event for the community and a great opportunity to enjoy a relaxed day out before the busy festive season.

“The Tatura Market is always a fantastic event, bringing together stallholders, families and visitors in the heart of town. With Christmas so close, it’s the perfect chance to start your shopping early, avoid the last-minute rush, and find gifts that really mean something,” he said.

Council’s Place Manager, Bonnie McIntosh, said the November market is an important event for both the community and local businesses.

“Markets like Tatura’s play an important role in supporting the local economy. They give small producers, artisans and makers a platform to showcase their work, while also drawing visitors into town who often go on to shop, dine and explore more of what Tatura has to offer,” she said.

“In the lead up to Christmas, this type of event is particularly important because it keeps money local and encourages people to discover unique gifts you cannot find in larger retail outlets.”

Located in the heart of Tatura, the market will feature a variety of stalls offering everything from fashion, homewares and jewellery to artisan crafts, along with live entertainment and kids’ activities to keep the whole family entertained. Hogan Street businesses will also be open, offering a wide selection of retail, food and beverage options to explore.

Cr Rod Schubert, Midland Ward, said the Tatura Market is an important event for the township and a great way to highlight what makes the community unique.

“Tatura has such a proud history of local businesses, farming families and creative people, and the market really captures that spirit. You can walk from stall to stall, have a chat with the locals, and take home something that’s been grown or made with real care,” he said.

Residents are encouraged to get out, shop local, and enjoy the atmosphere and entertainment at the Tatura Market.

For further information and updates about the Tatura Market, visit the Greater Shepparton City Council website or follow us on Facebook and Instagram. Be sure to join the Tatura Market Facebook event for the latest updates and announcements.