Entries Tagged ‘market’:
filed in Markets, Melbourne, South Melbourne, Tram Route 1, Tram Route 96 on Aug.05, 2010
This stunning piece of urban art is a work by Frank Malerba.
You can see it yourself as you head along Cecil Street away from the South Melbourne Market.
It is wonderful to be able to see such eye catching pieces of art during an every-day shopping excursion or a walk around the local streets. Frank Malerba [...]
Tags: market, South Melbourne, Urban Art
filed in Cafes, Food, Markets, Melbourne, South Melbourne, Tram Route 96, Tram route 112 on May.04, 2010
Sunday. The sun is shining and the part of the world that is South Melbourne is buzzing. A good place to take in all this buzz is at an outside table at the Red Star Cafe. On a cold day a window table inside would do just as well.
This cafe is right opposite the main [...]
Tags: cakes, coffee, market, South Melbourne, Sunday Lunch
filed in Beaches, Melbourne, St Kilda, St Kilda Beach, Tram 16, Tram Route 96 on Apr.18, 2010
For the next few Sundays life in St Kilda and particularly on Acland Street is going to get more vibrant. St Kilda is in the middle of holding the Busking Festival. The actual location for the buskers is being shared by various street venues.
Fitzroy Street have had their turn and last Sunday, April 18, it [...]
Tags: beach, market, music, St Kilda, Sunday Lunch
filed in Arcades, Cafes, Chapel Street, European food, Food, Markets, Melbourne, Prahran, Tram Route 72 on Mar.29, 2010
The Prahran Market is a foodies market. It is all about food, preparing it, cooking it and eating it. If that sounds like you The Prahran Market is the place to explore. Take your recipes and search out those unusual ingredients.
I think it is best on Saturday. The produce seems to be fresher as if [...]
Tags: Asian food, cakes, coffee, market, Prahran Market
filed in Beaches, Markets, Melbourne, St Kilda, St Kilda Beach, Tram 16, Tram Route 96 on Jan.19, 2010
Summertime in Melbourne is market time and markets spring up all over the place – Pre-Christmas I had great success with some Christmas presents at a market set up in the Elwood School grounds.
This flurry of summer markets led me to forget the markets that just keep-on-keeping-on.
The Esplanade Market in St Kilda has been keeping [...]
Tags: artists, craft, market, shopping, St Kilda
filed in Markets, Melbourne, St Kilda, Tram Route 78, Vintage, Windsor on Dec.28, 2009
The Carlisle Street Bazaar opened just before Christmas adding another retail experience to shopping in the piece of Carlisle Street around the Balaclava Rail Station.
This Carlisle Street Bazaar replaces a store where I often browsed. It was one of those stores that covered an eclectic range merchandise – clothes, furniture, home ware, jewelery, gifts. All [...]
Tags: Carlisle Street, collectables, Funky Retro, market, shopping, St Kilda, Windsor
filed in Beaches, Food, Markets, Melbourne, St Kilda, St Kilda Beach, Tram Route 96 on Dec.15, 2009
The St Kilda Beach Night Market has become an annual event on the St Kilda calendar.
I love night markets. The first one I explored was in Yogyakarta in Indonesia. There was magic in the air with the music and colours but I felt uneasy being in such a crowded place with so many dark corners. [...]
Tags: beach, market, Night Market, shopping, St Kilda
filed in Asian, Markets, Richmond, Tram Route 109, Tram Route 78 on Sep.22, 2009
Can you go past a bargain shop without popping in? I can if I’m in one of the many shopping areas that have Two Dollar or Bargain cum Gift Shops dotted along the strip. You’ve seen one you’ve seen the lot.
In Victoria Street, Richmond the Two Dollar Bargain and Gift Shops are different.
They can look [...]
Tags: bargains, collectables, market, Richmond, shopping, Victoria Street
filed in Collingwood, Melbourne, Tram Route 109, Tram Route 86, Tram Route 96, Vintage on Jul.03, 2009
If your idea of heaven is whiling away a few hours amongst retro/re-cycled/vintage clothing and collectibles, then head for Lost and Found 12 Smith Street, Collingwood.
It is said that one person’s trash is another person’s treasure. The odd thing is that there is so much ‘treasure’ left around. When you walk into Lost and Found [...]
Tags: antiquarian books, antiques, Funky Retro, market, shopping
filed in Cafes, Food, Markets, Melbourne, Richmond, Tram Route 109 on Jun.26, 2009
Take a trip into Asia on a Melbourne Saturday morning.
Take the 109 Tram and head to Victoria Street in Richmond. The moment you cross Hoddle Street the atmosphere changes. You are entering a different world.
Many people call this area little Saigon. I’ve been to Saigon but it’s not Saigon to me. To me it is [...]
Tags: Asian food, market, Richmond, shopping, Victoria Street