Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
The Market is open:
- Wednesday 8 am to 4 pm
- Friday 8 am to 5 pm
- Saturday 8 am to 4 pm
- Sunday 8 am to 4 pm
Our Cecil Street restaurants and cafes are open on additional days and evenings, so check individual stall pages for opening days and times.
Dogs are not allowed inside the Market due to health and safety regulations.
Service (assistance) animals are permitted to enter the Market when accompanying a person with a disability. Service animals must be appropriately identified, under control at all times, and meet public health requirements.
The Market is easily accessible by tram, bus, bicycle and car. Visit getting here for details.
Yes, South Melbourne Market offers on‑site parking options, including free parking periods, as well as surrounding street parking. Click here for details.
No, the Market no longer sells gift vouchers. Many of the independent stalls do offer gift vouchers, so check their individual pages for details.
All available stalls, including vacant stalls and sales of existing businesses, can be found on the market stall expression of interest page.
Each listing advertised will have all the information you need about the stall, including the:
- size
- length of licence
- type of offer that will be considered for the space being advertised.
If you would like to be considered for an opportunity but none of the stalls advertised is suitable, you can still apply and we will contact you if an appropriate stall becomes available.
Yes, there are several non-bank specific ATMs onsite. Locations can be viewed on the Market Map.
Yes. If you are currently at the Market and have lost or found an item, please visit the Market Office to report it.
Location: Market Office - Centre Aisle (next to the lift)
If you have already left the Market, please contact the Market Office using the details below: Phone: 03 9209 6295
Email: smm@portphillip.vic.gov.auYes! You’re welcome to take photos and film while visiting the Market. If your filming or photography is for commercial purposes, a film and photography permit is required.
Yes, buskers are welcome, but you must have a valid busking permit to perform.