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Hermitage Road, Pokolbin, is set to host a new weekly market from September

Organic Food Markets will launch their first weekly Pokolbin markets with food and non-food stalls on Sunday, September 7. This new market is set to bring local flavour and community spirit to the heart of Hunter Valley wine country at 691 Hermitage Road, offering a fresh destination for locals and visitors to explore the best of regional produce, artisan goods and handcrafted wares. Set among the vineyards, Pokolbin Market will run every Sunday from 8am to 2pm, rain or shine - with a focus on local growers, creators, makers and musicians. The market is now calling for stallholders and performers to join its exciting launch line-up. Stallholders will cater for both locals and visitors looking to fill their fridges with goodies and their shopping bags with local treasures. "Pokolbin Market will be a celebration of the incredible talent and produce of the Hunter," says Amanda Choularton, Director of Organic Food Markets. "With boutique wines, fresh-picked produce, handmade crafts and live music - all in one of NSW's most beautiful locations - it's set to be a must-visit experience every Sunday." Organic Food Markets operate at a number of venues in Sydney as well as in Newcastle. Stallholder Expressions of Interest are now open, with organisers seeking a wide range of vendors including: In addition to the weekly markets, stallholders will also enjoy bonus exposure during the D'Vine Festival on Sunday, September 21, when Pokolbin Market becomes a featured venue. Stall Fees: Vendors can apply directly at: Organic Food Markets will launch their first weekly Pokolbin markets with food and non-food stalls on Sunday, September 7. This new market is set to bring local flavour and community spirit to the heart of Hunter Valley wine country at 691 Hermitage Road, offering a fresh destination for locals and visitors to explore the best of regional produce, artisan goods and handcrafted wares. Set among the vineyards, Pokolbin Market will run every Sunday from 8am to 2pm, rain or shine - with a focus on local growers, creators, makers and musicians. The market is now calling for stallholders and performers to join its exciting launch line-up. Stallholders will cater for both locals and visitors looking to fill their fridges with goodies and their shopping bags with local treasures. "Pokolbin Market will be a celebration of the incredible talent and produce of the Hunter," says Amanda Choularton, Director of Organic Food Markets. "With boutique wines, fresh-picked produce, handmade crafts and live music - all in one of NSW's most beautiful locations - it's set to be a must-visit experience every Sunday." Organic Food Markets operate at a number of venues in Sydney as well as in Newcastle. Stallholder Expressions of Interest are now open, with organisers seeking a wide range of vendors including: In addition to the weekly markets, stallholders will also enjoy bonus exposure during the D'Vine Festival on Sunday, September 21, when Pokolbin Market becomes a featured venue. Stall Fees: Vendors can apply directly at: Organic Food Markets will launch their first weekly Pokolbin markets with food and non-food stalls on Sunday, September 7. This new market is set to bring local flavour and community spirit to the heart of Hunter Valley wine country at 691 Hermitage Road, offering a fresh destination for locals and visitors to explore the best of regional produce, artisan goods and handcrafted wares. Set among the vineyards, Pokolbin Market will run every Sunday from 8am to 2pm, rain or shine - with a focus on local growers, creators, makers and musicians. The market is now calling for stallholders and performers to join its exciting launch line-up. Stallholders will cater for both locals and visitors looking to fill their fridges with goodies and their shopping bags with local treasures. "Pokolbin Market will be a celebration of the incredible talent and produce of the Hunter," says Amanda Choularton, Director of Organic Food Markets. "With boutique wines, fresh-picked produce, handmade crafts and live music - all in one of NSW's most beautiful locations - it's set to be a must-visit experience every Sunday." Organic Food Markets operate at a number of venues in Sydney as well as in Newcastle. Stallholder Expressions of Interest are now open, with organisers seeking a wide range of vendors including: In addition to the weekly markets, stallholders will also enjoy bonus exposure during the D'Vine Festival on Sunday, September 21, when Pokolbin Market becomes a featured venue. Stall Fees: Vendors can apply directly at: Organic Food Markets will launch their first weekly Pokolbin markets with food and non-food stalls on Sunday, September 7. This new market is set to bring local flavour and community spirit to the heart of Hunter Valley wine country at 691 Hermitage Road, offering a fresh destination for locals and visitors to explore the best of regional produce, artisan goods and handcrafted wares. Set among the vineyards, Pokolbin Market will run every Sunday from 8am to 2pm, rain or shine - with a focus on local growers, creators, makers and musicians. The market is now calling for stallholders and performers to join its exciting launch line-up. Stallholders will cater for both locals and visitors looking to fill their fridges with goodies and their shopping bags with local treasures. "Pokolbin Market will be a celebration of the incredible talent and produce of the Hunter," says Amanda Choularton, Director of Organic Food Markets. "With boutique wines, fresh-picked produce, handmade crafts and live music - all in one of NSW's most beautiful locations - it's set to be a must-visit experience every Sunday." Organic Food Markets operate at a number of venues in Sydney as well as in Newcastle. Stallholder Expressions of Interest are now open, with organisers seeking a wide range of vendors including: In addition to the weekly markets, stallholders will also enjoy bonus exposure during the D'Vine Festival on Sunday, September 21, when Pokolbin Market becomes a featured venue. Stall Fees: Vendors can apply directly at: