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EQ Easter Markets

[T126: Week 7] Looking for a fun, affordable way to break up your study routine this trimester? This vibrant market experience gives Sydney students a chance to unwind, socialise, and…

Why students may be interested

Looking for a fun, affordable way to break up your study routine this trimester?

This vibrant market experience gives Sydney students a chance to unwind, socialise, and discover local food and artisan culture just minutes from campus hubs.

The Entertainment Quarter Easter Markets are a seasonal Sydney favourite, bringing together local artisans, gourmet food vendors, and family-friendly activities in a lively open-air setting. Held annually around Easter, the markets showcase a mix of handmade goods, fresh produce, and street food, reflecting Sydney’s diverse creative and culinary scene. It’s a great opportunity to experience community culture and small business talent in one place.

Located at the Entertainment Quarter in Moore Park, the venue is easily accessible from Central Station and the CBD via light rail or bus. Entry is typically free, with costs depending on food or purchases made on-site.

What to expect

  • Gourmet street food from diverse local vendors offering sweet and savoury options
  • Handmade artisan goods including crafts, gifts, and unique Easter-themed items
  • Live entertainment & atmosphere creating a relaxed and social weekend vibe
  • Convenient inner-city location close to major transport links and landmarks

Capacity may vary depending on crowd levels, especially during peak Easter periods. For full event details, timings, and updates, see official link.

More about this event

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KOI involvement

External opportunity

Public Event runs this event; KOI has selected it as a useful opportunity for students.

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T126 · Week 7
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Acknowledgement of Country

KOI Student Society acknowledges the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, Traditional Custodians of the land where our Sydney community learns, works and connects, and the Awabakal and Worimi peoples, Traditional Custodians of the lands of our Newcastle community. We pay our respects to Elders past and present and recognise their continuing connection to Country.

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