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Hill & Ridge Community Market

A gathering of good things in the heart of Red Hill.

The Hill & Ridge Community Market brings more than 200 stalls to the Red Hill Recreation Reserve on the Mornington Peninsula, with markets held from September to May. Discover local growers, artisan makers, fresh produce, plants and flowers, handmade goods, vintage treasures, local art, delicious food and live music - all set among the rolling hills, wineries and farmgates of Red Hill.

Dog-friendly and family-friendly, there are also Market Giveaways featuring local Mornington Peninsula produce and experiences throughout the season. On-site parking is available for a $5 donation to the Red Hill Lions Club.



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184 Arthurs Seat Rd
Red Hill 3937

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