Information for stallholders
Glebe Markets is now one of the longest running markets in Sydney . It is situated in Frequently asked Questions
How much does a stall cost?A stall site costs $75. How big is a Stall site?Most stalls are 3m x 1.5m, while a few are larger. When is the market open?The Market is open every Saturday unless it coincides with Christmas Day. How do I book a Casual Stall?There are two ways to get a stall: Pre-paid stalls: To pre-pay, bookings must be made by coming into the market and booking between 7-9am at the Glebe Markets admin tent in Derby Place (see map) or by booking with David between 3-4pm near the coffee stall. Bookings can be made for anywhere up to 4wks in the future. This gives a guaranteed stall for the day you book. After booking you turn up on the day you have booked for at 7.30am to select your stall from the Glebe Markets admin tent in Derby Place next to the markets. Stand-by stalls: This method proves to be very reliable however officially it doesn’t offer the 100% guarantee that pre-paying does, but it does offer a good likelihood of getting a stall on the day. Because this way of getting a stall is popular it may be wise to arrive early and line up to put your name down on the Stand-by list at 7am.
How do I get a Regular Stall?A Regular Stall is a great advantage. Aside from an easier and more relaxed arrival each morning as you already have your own stall to go to, the main reason for having a regular stall is that your customers know where to find you and you can then build your repeat customer base. The regular stalls in Glebe Markets are called Monthly stalls. This name comes not from how often they come for their stall, but from how they pay their stall fees...monthly. Monthly Stalls This is your own regular fixed stall site. A Monthly Stallholder has the advantage of a fixed regular position, so customers can get to know where to find you. “Return purchasers” are very valuable assets. Monthly stallholders pay stall site fees monthly in advance. This means that because they know their stall site location there is no need to queue. Their stalls are held for them until 9 Am, after which the market management reserves the right to re-allocate their stall site. Can I do a One Off Stall?One off stalls are available every week. Glebe Markets actively encourages One Off Garage Sale stalls because they add an element of fun. Shoppers love to rummage for bargains in these stalls. Follow the options for a Casual stall explained above. What can I sell at Glebe Markets?Most products are acceptable at Glebe Markets, although there are some particular exceptions.
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Do I need Public Liability Insurance?The market does not provide Public Liability or product Liability Insurance for stallholders, so you will need to source your own insurance. While we highly recommend that all stallholders take out public liability insurance it is not a requirement for having a stall. Information for First Time StallholdersWhat time do I arrive?
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What if it's wet?The market operates every Saturday. It does not close. In wet weather the market still operates. Often days fine up to become beautiful and stallholders say these sort of days repeatedly give a good turnover of trade. Likewise, Sydney weather varies from suburb to suburb and often when it is foul on the coast it is fine at Glebe. Be aware...there is no refund or transfer of any monies paid. If the stallholder chooses not to operate their stall on a day then that is their choice. |



