Get ready for unforgettable summer evenings as everybody’s favourite Summer Night Market returns!

Happening at Queen Victoria Market every Wednesday, 5pm to 10pm, until 12 March 2025 (excluding 25 December and 1 January), explore the sheds that will transform into a vibrant hub of flavourful street food, refreshing drinks, unique shopping and captivating entertainment. 

What’s On This Week

Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere with a rotating weekly lineup of live music and roving entertainment including special pop-up activities throughout the season!

performer holding sticks with fire

Ringmaster of Magic and Fire

04 Dec
man playing piano

Jules Boult

04 Dec

Hoodoo Mayhem Brass Band Trio

04 Dec

Illuminati Dancers

04 Dec
stiltwalkers under lights

Novastar Stiltwalkers

04 Dec

Eat & Drink

Discover over 45 food traders and food trucks that will be serving up a world of flavour with cuisines spanning Europe, North and South America, Africa, Asia and beyond.

Gelato Messina offers 40 handmade flavours, with 5 rotating weekly specials, all made from scratch using traditional, authentic Italian methods. With their own dairy farm supplying rich, creamy jersey milk and a commitment to crafting their own chocolate from the highest quality single-origin Ecuadorian cacao, Gelato Messina ensures every scoop is nothing short of exceptional.
At Swirlie, treat yourself to a deliciously sweet and tangy Tanghulu, a popular Chinese snack made with perfectly caramelised sugar-coated fruit.
Enjoy wholesome, homemade fried chicken and wings at For Fried Sake, coated in their signature F.F.S. blend and paired with a special sauce and all your favourite sides.
Indulge in the Braz Oz Mix Plate, featuring tender Rump Cap, Brazilian Pork Sausage, juicy Chicken Wings, and a fresh Garden Salad. For a satisfying roll, try the Steak BBQ Roll, which combines Rump Cap, crisp Garden Salad, and warm Bread. If you prefer a zesty twist, the Chorizo BBQ Roll offers smoky Brazilian Pork
Tempt your taste buds with their Mussels & Chips or savour the rich flavours of their Grilled Cheese Scallops.
Chocolate covered strawberries… I’d tap that! Silky smooth milk chocolate poured on fresh locally grown strawberries by our Italian-sourced chocolate tap.

Shopping

Discover treasures from over 60 specialty traders offering unique wares, handcrafted goods and locally designed creations.

Chic Ribbon seamlessly combines worlds of artistry and crystal energy, drawing inspiration from paintings to create exquisite crystal bracelets and unique jewellery pieces. Chic Ribbon operates on select days. For current trading availability, please contact our information hub on o3 9320 5822.
Hama Film introduces Melbourne’s premier Korean-style photo booth experience! All props are provided for your enjoyment at no additional cost. Capture an unforgettable moment at the Winter Night Market with friends and loved ones amongst the hustle and bustle.
Common Garden Health offers gorgeous locally made and effective plant-based products that are proudly made in Melbourne using traditional medicine principles, ethical plant-based ingredients and sustainable sourcing practices. The range includes lovingly handcrafted small batch botanical balms, delicious organic loose leaf tea blends, non-toxic & planet-friendly hair and skincare products, soothing mum and baby care,
At Winkie Vintage, shop salvaged and upcycled Japanese vintage dresses from the 1950s-90s, each with their own unique history and rare quality. All dresses are one-of-a-kind and modified into free-size garments without compromising the original vintage fabrics and detailing (pleats, buttons and zippers).
Established on the Mornington Peninsula in 2009, Silver by the Bay are dedicated to seeking out the finest in sterling silver and natural gemstone jewellery and accessories, sourced from Australia and all corners of the world.
“I have always drawn, painted and made gifts for family and friends. They always commented and said, ‘you should sell that!’ but I never took the comments too seriously. After living in London things changed, the GFC had begun, employment was very hard to find. I grew frustrated, so I started making things to sell