QUINNINUP FAIR | Market Day

JOIN US FOR A FAMILY FUN DAY

The Annual Quinninup Fair

Sun 2 Oct 2022 ~ 10am - 3pm

Stalls offering local fresh produce, wines from some of the regions best wineries, yummy food, hand-made gifts, plus music and free rides for the kids…all in a beautiful setting at the Quinninup Park in the forest.

The Quinninup Fair has become a favourite family day out for over 20 years.

Free entry and free rides for kids, the Quinninup Fair is focused on providing a value enjoyable day for all ages.

The annual Quinninup Fair (previously called Quinninup Market Day) was begun in 2001. It has evolved over the years to become an annual event on the local calendar, a great family fun day out.

Over the years the focus has been on providing free activities for children and show casing local produce, usually held on second Sunday of the school holidays in October.

There are many local and visiting children in the area during this time and providing fun activities for all the family is our goal.

We have great local wineries offering tasting and sales, our community stalls offer homemade curries, sushi and sandwiches plus yummy homemade cakes for your morning or afternoon tea.

The Famous Quinny BBQ has local butcher meats and local produce to make our delicious burgers and sausages.

And of course there is Mick's "World Famous" homemade traditional donuts…be early as they get sold out quick!! And donut sale proceeds go to help our local Quinninup Bush Fire Brigade.

Money we raise from market stalls and food outlets, goes towards the upkeep and maintenance of the buildings in our care, management of the walk-trails in the area plus many other community projects.

The organisation and promotion of this event depends upon and involves volunteers both prior to the event and on the day itself.

The Quinninup Fair is only made possible through the support of grants and we have been very fortunate with Lotterywest and Healthways who are two of our most generous donors.

We also thank our long time loyal sponsors - Bannister Downs Dairy, Woolworths, Coles and Mount Barker Chickens have been staunch supporters as also the Cherry Box, Manjimup Meat Mart, Johnson's Food Supplies, and the Shire of Manjimup.

Put the Quinninup Fair Sunday 2 October 2022 in your diary now!

Reserve Your Stall

Standard Produce Stall

$25

Wine Tent Stall

$25

Ice Cream and Coffee Stalls

$100

CONTACT US TO RESERVE YOUR STALL NOW

limited and they are going fast!

All stall areas are unpowered

Each stall area is 5m x 5m

The Quinninup Fair hours are 10am to 3pm. You can setup your area any time before 10am.

Take away food, tea, coffee and cool drinks must not be sold from your stall unless approved as part of your stall arrangements

All stores selling any food items must have a food sale licence which you will need to have with you on the day for the shire officer to check

All food including jams, pickles etc. must have ingredients listed on the bottles or a listing of ingredients available for customers

Once payment has been received we will email a receipt confirming your stall number and allocated stall location

Payment is required in full before 31 August 2022

You are required to provide your own marquee

Safety is your responsibility around your stall. Please do not have pegs or anything else around the stall that may create a hazard or injury to the general public

Please note that the QCA will not take responsibility for your goods under any circumstances.

Dogs are not permitted within the fair area

We'd like to say a huge 'thank you' to our sponsors who assist with our many projects and events.

Quininnup Community Association

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The Quinninup Community Association acknowledges the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People as the original custodians of this country, recognizing their connection to land, waters and community. We respect their cultures and Elders, past and present.

"Ngala kaaditj Pibelman Noongar moort keyen kaadak nidja boodja.”

We acknowledge Pibelman Noongar people as the original custodians of the land on which we live.