Producers Night Market

Thu 1 Oct 4:30pm - 8:30pm
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Producers Night Market

Thu 1 Oct 4:30pm - 8:30pm

Otaki Market, Wellington

Producers Night Market – Kāpiti & Horowhenua

Following the fantastic feedback from our February Producers Market and growing demand for a night-time experience, we’re excited to be partnering once again with the Ōtaki and Te Horo Business Association to bring you the Producers Night Market!

This relaxed, family-friendly evening market will showcase the very best of our region, fresh local produce, plants, flowers, and healthcare products, with a strong focus on supporting local growers, makers, and small businesses across Kāpiti and Horowhenua.

What to expect

  • Beautiful twilight setting under the trees with festive lighting

  • Live local musicians

  • Seating areas to relax and enjoy the atmosphere

  • A curated selection of food trucks in the car park

  • A vibrant community vibe celebrating local talent and produce

Find out more / register: www.otakiwomensclub.org/producers-market

Please note: Stallholders will need to provide their own lighting for their stall spaces. At this time of year there will still be good natural light early in the evening.

$20 for a 3m x 3m site

$40 for a 3m x 6m site

Dates

Thursday 1 October 2026 | 4:30pm – 8:30pm

Thursday 28 January 2027 | 4:30pm – 8:30pm

Thursday 1 April 2027 | 4:30pm – 8:30pm

(If postponement is required, the event will move to the following Thursday.)

Proudly supported by the Ōtaki Women’s Community Club and the Ōtaki & Te Horo Business Association.

Producers can sell:

  • Fresh fruit and vegetables, eggs, olives, seasonal produce.

  • Crackers, breads, cakes, biscuits and pastries.

  • Coffee, tea, small batch jams, chutneys and honey.

  • Wine, cider, beer, spirits, Liqueurs.

  • Juice or other non alcoholic beverages.

  • Olive oil, sauces, chocolates, sweets.

  • Ice Cream, cream, milk, cheese and dairy products.

  • Herbal tonics and food-based wellness blends.

  • Healthcare products locally made, natural body products.

  • Flowers, trees, plants and seeds