The place to be in Kalamunda
on the first Saturday of the month
What stallholders like about our market
Growing the Local Economy
The Kalamunda and Hills areas are known for their artistic and artisan communities.
For more than twenty years, the markets have been run by volunteers of Kalamunda Rotary, with profits of more than $2 million going entirely to charity.
Market Manager Sheryl Jury is always looking for new stallholders with something interesting to offer shoppers.
Meet Our Stallholders
Creating a Better World
Rotary International is dedicated to supporting causes that improve lives and create a better world.
They do this by promoting peace, fighting disease, funding clean water and sanitation projects, saving mothers and children, supporting education, growing local economies and protecting the environment.
They spend money on life-changing, sustainable grants, as well as programs and services that support their members’ transformative work. Over the past 100 years, Rotary International have invested $3 billion in thousands of projects around the world.
FEATURED STALLHOLDERS
In My Studio
Our stallholders are local artists and artisans whose creations come to life in dedicated commercial studios, at kitchen tables, in spare rooms and sheds.
What inspires our makers and the processes they follow to bring their ideas to life, are the stories that visitors to our markets are really here for.
Starting in September 2026, we’re going to be telling some of those stories in a new series called In My Studio, which will take you behind the scenes and give you an insight into what goes into some of what you see on display at our market each month.
