Launch into spring with all things naturally wonderful at the Eco Markets at Redlands IndigiScapes Centre on Saturday 5 September 2026.
Redland City Acting Mayor Julie Talty said the popular markets were a great opportunity to support local businesses and learn more about the environment and sustainability.
“There is always so much to see and do at the Eco Markets, which are set within the native bushland surrounds at IndigiScapes,” Cr Talty said.
“There will be more than 50 eco market stalls, including several new exhibitors, as well as upcycled clothing pop-ups, live entertainment and a variety of food vans.
“The IndigiScapes native plant nursery, gift shop, discovery centre and café will also all be open.”
Division 7 Councillor Rowanne McKenzie said the Eco Markets would feature information and entertainment for all ages.
“There will be live music in the gardens, a nature scavenger hunt and nature trail walks,” Cr McKenzie said.
“Children’s wildlife author Samantha Wheeler will be attending with copies of her new book The Lost Island, and BayFM will be broadcasting live for its G’day it’s Saturday show.
“For children, there will an opportunity to recycle cardboard into ‘threatened fauna’ puppets, as well as flora and fauna face painting, messy play and big backyard play.
“Adults will be able to book a spot in hands-on workshops exploring practical uses of native and introduced plants.”
The Eco Markets will be held at Redlands IndigiScapes Centre, 17 Runnymede Road, Capalaba on Saturday 5 September from 8am to noon.
For more information visit Redland City Council’s website.
