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Noosa’s Marker’s Market celebrates creativity under the stars

The Sunshine Coast’s vibrant creative scene takes centre stage at the third biannual Maker’s Market, hosted by renowned local artist Kim Wallace at Kim Wallace Studios on Friday 2 May, from 4-7pm.

Kim Wallace, founder of Kim Wallace Ceramics, is thrilled to bring together over 30 talented artisans for an evening of twilight shopping, showcasing jewellers, potters, artists, furniture makers, candle makers, and more.

“The Sunshine Coast is bursting with creative talent,” Kim said.

“Our Maker’s Market, held twice a year, is about connecting the community with local makers, offering unique finds just in time for Mother’s Day.”

Held at Kim Wallace Studios (10 Leo Alley Rd, Noosaville), this year’s event is the biggest yet, featuring Seabourne Distillery cocktails and gins, delicious food, live music by Nick Rivers, and the recently opened on-site Noosa Coffee Roastery coffee shop serving special drinks and coffee. Families are welcome, with a free clay-craft table for kids to create and take home their own masterpieces.

Kim’s studio itself is a hub of collaboration, with several artist spaces rented by local creatives who work alongside Kim, fostering a dynamic environment of shared inspiration.

These resident artists will showcase their work at the Maker’s Market and welcome visitors into their spaces, offering a rare glimpse into their creative process.

Attendees can also tour Kim’s own studio, where her celebrated ceramics—used by top Australian restaurants like Aria Sydney and Sails Noosa—are crafted.

“Our rented artist spaces and Maker’s Space workshop are my way of giving back to the creative community that’s supported me,” Kim said.

“It’s a joy to see so many artisans shine at this market, especially those who create right here in our collaborative studio.”

With Mother’s Day around the corner, the Maker’s Market offers a treasure trove of gift ideas, from handmade tableware to bespoke jewellery and dried flowers. Free entry and street parking make it an accessible evening for all.

Event Details:

• What: Maker’s Market

• When: Friday 2 May, 4-7pm

• Where: Kim Wallace Studios, 10 Leo Alley Rd, Noosaville

• Cost: Free entry (register via EventBrite for free entry into epic Lucky Door Prize Hamper)

• Parking: Street parking available

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