Shopping

There's something for everyone, bri-a-brac, new & second hand clothing, jewellery, Tapa, plants, books, crafts. Stall holders required. See and buy art works from wonderful new artists. Come and enjoy the atmosphere of K-rd!! Held every Saturday, 10am - 4:30pm

Julie O’ Glassware had its origins in Manukau City, Auckland, New Zealand, in the mid 1990s from the slumping of old wine bottles into moulds, and developed through experimentation with old glass window panes producing, firstly, clear glassware products, and then incorporating colour in a process of fusion.

During spring, summer and autumn months, 9am - 2pm every Saturday. During winter months (June, July and August) every 1st and 3rd Saturday, 9am - 2pm Quality arts, crafts, produce & entertainment in lively cosmopolitan village.

234fun.com Personalize childrens book's so that the child is encouraged to read and learn new words. By personalizing the the book (inserting the childs name into the story) the child becomes a part of the story. We also are building up a webpage of art where children can submit their art to be displayed on our website. We also provide the opportunity for others to buy their own business (this is not multilevel marketing) and sell licensed childrens books by their own marketing strategies. Our wholesale prices will allow you to set up a competitive price market at your own price. We will ship anywhere in the world and accept all forms of payment through paypal.

Maori taonga website online, we sell a range of beautiful women's & mens clothing with Maori design, Maori flavoured t shirts and our new range of Kumara kids clothing, ceramics, pounamu greenstone, bone, bags and much much more. If your overseas and away from your beloved home land, we are only a computer screen away to delivering you uniquely NZ products. Made by Maori for Maori.

We are a proud NZ family business creating cool New Zealand printed t-shirts, hoodies and singlets. Just recently opened a New Store in in Onehunga Auckland. 154 Onehunga Mall rd, where we have a full selection of our clothing range as well as cool and interesting New Zealand gifts from babies through to adults. If you are in Auckland come in and see us or shop online as we are set up for online shopping and will send to any part of the world.

Featuring individually hand crafted items, art & pottery, tasty food & light refreshments. Sundays, 10.00 am - 3.00 pm

Leave the rush and bustle of the week behind and join the friendly atmosphere of the Clevedon Village Farmers’ Market on Sunday mornings. Be tempted by the seasonal offerings of fruit and vegetables picked as recently as the night before if not early on market morning. Make the most of the opportunity to sample and hand pick the best provisions, be inspired by cooking tips and recipes from the stallholders. For the most bountiful display shoppers need to rise early as trading is brisk and some produce lines are gone by mid morning. Inspiration for early birds can be found in the fresh baking, pastries and espresso available at the market. Fill your basket or bag with a colourful and interesting array of produce and provisions that have been made or grown for you with the utmost care by vendors whose aim is to provide the district with quality, fresh and reasonably priced food. The Clevedon Village Farmers’ Market is open every Sunday morning except over Christmas and Easter Sunday.

General bric a brac, products and produce. 8am - 12 noon every Sunday.  The Browns Bay Sunday Market is held in the carpark opposite Foodtown, on Inverness Rd. It's run by the Browns Bay Market Charitable Trust, whose proceeds go to Coastguard North Shore.

Musicians are welcome to busk at the Market.

Stallholders - arrival before 5.30am during daylight saving and 6.30am during standard time. There are no bookings; it's first come, first served. There will be marshalls to show you where you can park (NOT in businesses' carparks), set up etc. The market closes at noon and all stallholders must be gone by 12.30. Stallholders are responsible for removing their own rubbish.

Cost is $15 for one carpark-sized stall space - bring your own table, pergola, chair if you want them - some people sell from the backs of their vehicles. An official will come around during the morning to collect your stall fee.

The Market is closed on Easter Sunday, and on Christmas Day and Anzac Day  if these fall on a Sunday.

Contact: Bill Griffiths home: 4153263, cell: 021 0654285; or Denise Sutherland, cell: 027 4823455

Retail shopping from a Maori perspective to an international and domestic tourist market. Awhina promotes and sells indigenous art by Maori artists of the finest qualities.