The Finders Keepers Sydney Design Market (Spring/Summer)
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Sydney has 100 art fairs, markets and exhibitions listed for November 2026. The next is Curating ‘Now’: Chloe Cull & Mikala Tai on Thursday 12 November. Most recent listing source check: 9 November 2026. Individual listing check dates vary.
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Plan a weekend around Sydney’s art fairs, neighbourhood markets and open studios. Start with the weekly stalls at The Rocks, Paddington or Bondi, then look ahead to larger gatherings at Carriageworks in Eveleigh. Sculpture by the Sea brings outdoor works to the coast, while graduate shows offer a chance to see emerging practices in Darlinghurst and Paddington. The calendar brings these different kinds of outing together, with dates, venues and links to the organiser. Filter for free entry, choose a discipline, or save a few stops for later. Check the organiser’s latest details before setting out.
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Art fairs, regular markets and a few good reasons to go out. A Thursday email for your city, sent from 7am Sydney time.
100 art fairs, markets and exhibitions are listed for Sydney in November 2026. The next to open is Curating ‘Now’: Chloe Cull & Mikala Tai on Thursday 12 November, at UNSW Galleries, Paddington.
Fisher’s Ghost Art Award 2026 runs from 26 September to 4 December at Campbelltown Arts Centre.
The Finders Keepers Sydney Design Market (Spring/Summer) on 13 November at Carriageworks, Eveleigh. The Rocks Markets on 13 November at Jack Mundey Place, Playfair Street & George Street, The Rocks. Glebe Markets on 14 November at Glebe Public School.
For browsing and conversation, start with an artist or makers’ market. For a slower visit, choose an exhibition or open studio. Sydney’s calendar spans neighbourhood venues and citywide festivals, so the individual address matters as much as the event name.
A coastal sculpture exhibition is a different kind of visit from an indoor gallery. Check access information and the forecast for outdoor events. For workshops, look for the individual session’s booking link; the dates of a citywide festival do not tell you when every activity runs.
Choose one main event in the part of Sydney you can comfortably reach. Use its venue address to plan travel, then add another stop only if the opening times and route work. The calendar’s map can help you compare locations, while the organiser supplies current visitor details.
Ask about materials, dimensions, edition details where relevant, the full price and how the work will get home. Keep the artist’s details and any documentation supplied. Use our first artwork checklist
Practical guidance by Art Fairs. Event details and sources are linked in the calendar. How we check listings