West Melbourne and Beyond

Okay it's the first week since daylight savings finished. To be honest I hate losing the sunlight hours but we have still got to try and make the best out of every weekend we have, afterall this is our time not our work time.

Without further ado here are all the markets I know of happening in #westmelbourneandbeyond from Footscray all the way out to Castlemaine, Bendigo, Ballarat and places in between.

Markets, Saturday

Kyneton Farmers Market, 8:30AM–1PM, Saturday.
Laverton Market, 7AM-4PM, Saturday.
Bacchus Marsh Market, 9AM–2PM, Saturday.
Slow Food Melbourne Farmers Market (West Footscray), 8AM–1PM, Saturday.
Ballan Community Market (Ballan), 9AM-1PM, Saturday.

Slow Food Melbourne Farmers Market (West Footscray)

Markets, Sunday

Daylesford Sunday Market, 8AM–3PM, Sunday.
Laverton Market, 7AM-4PM, Sunday.
Footscray Finds Market, 9AM–1PM, Sunday.
Maldon Market, 9AM–1:30PM, Sunday.
Ballarat Market, 8AM–1PM, Sunday.
Bendigo Showgrounds Market, 8:30AM–2:30PM, Sunday.

If you enjoy live theatre, musicals, music and arts in general checkout what's on in #westmelbourneandbeyond in Footscray, Altona, Williamstown, Newport, St Albans, Werribee and Spotswood.

Plan ahead, book your tickets and support your local arts community.

Theatre, Musicals, Art and Music

Here is a list of venues in #westmelbourneandbeyond. Please plan ahead as tickets maybe limited on the day. Enjoy art in your local community. You don't have to go into the CBD to do everything and the local prices are a bit cheaper too!

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Upcoming Shows in West Melbourne And Beyond

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Weeping Willows review at Maldon, Victoria, 27 March 2022

It was great to head out to Maldon last Sunday to catch the Weeping Willows. It was a great sunny autumn day and Maldon is one of the most picturesque towns in all of Victoria. It's a must see if you've never visited. I've been to the Maldon folk festival and it was one of the nicest events I've been to despite not being a huge folk music fan. I am a fan of live music though.

The Weeping Willows put on a great show. They have great chemistry on stage, talk to the crowd and seemed so happy. I particularly enjoy that they perform lots of their own music and manage to steer away from being a covers band. I love the folk classics but I prefer hearing originals. The Weeping Willows highlighted songs from their new album in the first half of their set and I really enjoyed them.

Support the Weeping Willows and live music as it is such a treasure.

There are plenty of markets on during the first weekend of the month. Get out and about before winter arrives and the weather has been so great lately.