Your Market
Take in the atmosphere and take out baskets brimming with the freshest, fruit and veg, meats and seafood, artisan bread, pastry and dairy. Coupled with handcrafted beer, mead, cider, and spirits plus honey, nuts and grains, pickles and preserves, cured meats, sausage and salumi, and flowers and edible plants, berries, cherries, seasonal specialties and plenty more.
Harvest provides a critical outlet for Tasmania’s primary producers and a platform for small businesses. An essential link in the food chain that keeps millions of dollars in the local economy every year. By shopping at Harvest you are supporting the local food economy and the Tasmanian community.
Harvest Market Launceston
Saturdays 8.30 am to 12.30 pm
71 Cimitiere Street, Launceston Tasmania, 7250
[email protected]
The very best of Tassie, every Saturday
Harvest Launceston Community Farmers’ Market – or Harvest to locals – is a Launceston icon. Since 2012, Harvest has been the focal point for the community, showcasing the very best of local primary produce and handmade food that is truly paddock-to-plate. Sold to you by the growers and makers themselves, every Saturday rain hail or shine.
Special Events
Besides the amazing produce and people, there is always something extra going on at Harvest. We love to share our space, collaborate and support other community groups doing amazing things.
18 March, 2023
Psych’s on Bikes
Psychs on Bikes is an organisation of mental health professionals raising awareness of mental health issues in rural and remote communities. We have a passion for our work in the mental health industry and a desire to reduce the burden of mental illness in rural Australia. We also have a passion to ride motorbikes. The Psychs visit communities in rural and remote Australia, providing support, advice, and awareness, as well as free health checks.
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10 June, 2023
The Stranded Wailers
Wailing as you’ve never known it. The Stranded Wailers are a pub choir that revives and shares the sea shanties of old. Truly a moving experience to join in on. The power of singing together with others is well known. We’re over the moon to harbour the good ship Stranded Wailers in 2023.
Over 70 Local Businesses
Harvest Market is the Saturday home of over 70 local businesses that include organic primary producers, value-adders, chefs, producers, butchers and bakers. But no candlestick makers. You can’t eat a candle, so you can’t sell them at Harvest. Harvest has hosted 135 local businesses since 2012, with many going on to become local icons.
100% People
Harvest Market is a not-for-profit community organisation, run almost entirely by volunteers. From the board to the ground and everywhere in between, these people turn out for for their community because they love it. Pure and Simple.
Since 2012 Harvest market has racked up some pretty impressive numbers. These are just a few that we’re particularly proud of.
Local Businesses
Kept in Tassie
Cubic M of Landfill Saved
Latest from the Blog
Every week our heads smash together like fresh fruit in the sun. The resulting blog is filled with the machinations of Harvest, interesting tidbits, recipes, Launceston happenings and general banter. Sometimes good, occasionally great, mostly just ok, the Harvest blog is the musing mouthpiece of Harvest.
At Harvest | 25 March, 2023
An exciting new supplier, a follow-up, 'world' gelato day, and some exciting appearances at Harvest. Yeesh. At time of writing the conditions in the office at Harvest, and in the great outdoors certainly indicate nothing other than the strong continuation of the...
At Harvest | 18 March 2023
WANDERLUST RETURNS! So exciting we had to go with all-caps. Plus, the Tomato and Garlic Festival, a chip pitch, Psychs on Bikes and an animate compost HEAP. Feast or famine, right? In literal terms, there is always a feast at Harvest. Figuratively though, sometimes...
At Harvest | 11 March 2023
Autumn is coming into full swing, life on the farm, a monthly appearance at Harvest, and three notable absences. Autumn means pumpkins in the field offices at Harvest. Which is to say, the farms and kitchens around Tasmania. There is always somewhere new to see in...
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