Hallidays Point | Black Head Bazaar
Market Update
Cancelled | 1 May 2022
The Black Head Bazaar on 1 May has been cancelled
We're not having much luck with weather and ground conditions. Most of the park is still saturated, so no matter how sunny it might be between now and 1 May, there's no way to run the market without making a huge mess in the park.
We know that this is frustrating. . . .
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Search for a stallholder
Black Head Bazaar
You can now search for some of our stallholders (those that want their information to be public). You can search by their name, their business or trading name, or by the products they sell.
If you do a search and then want to see the whole list again, move your cursor into one of the three boxes and then click "Search".
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Black Head Bazaar Information
(for stallholders too!)
COVID situation
If the COVID situation changes, we may need to cancel the market, so check here or on our social media @blackheadbazaar during the week before each market.
Regular stallholders
If you are a registered and approved stallholder, we will email you one week before each market. If you want to attend, let . . .
Hallidays Point Landcare
Hallidays Point Landcare was formed in 1995. It joined with Hallidays Point Tidy Towns in 2010, which operated the Black Head Bazaar. In 2017, Hallidays Point Landcare decided to focus solely on land caring activities.The Black Head Bazaar is run by a separate association (which also does land caring activities).
Members meet . . .
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Local walks
Hallidays Point walks
The network of walks in Hallidays Point was established in 1995. The walks extend from Khappinghat in the north to Darawank Nature Reserve in the south through forests, along rocky shores, over headlands, through parks and along lagoons.
Click to download the Hallidays Point walks brochure
Use . . .
