Nature Market Day  - Sat 26th March 2022
Lunawanna Hall - South Bruny 10am - 4pm

The Bruny Island Bird Festival - Nature Market day offers a wonderful array of produce, merchandise and information.  A great community event for all.
Below are all the 2022 stall holders

CATERING: A selection of delicious sweet & savoury snack and lunch items will be available at the Market, created by an island caterer.  
There will also be the ice cream man and his van present throughout the day

Bruny Island Environment Network	Inala Nature Tours	Cal Heath - Best In Show	Creatively Belle
Spirit Of Bruny	Red Parka	Wilderness Bling	Island Seeds
Gaye Smith Art	Sea Shepherd Tasmania	Margaret Vandenberg Art	Ceramics by Tara Kurrajong
Mel Hills Wild Art	Love Is an Island	Bob Brown Foundation	The Tree Projects
Bruny Island Mens Shed	Raptor Refuge	Tasmanian Land Conservancy	Landcare Tasmania
Discovery Ranger Stall ( See community tab for details )	The Icecream man and his van Delicious real icecream	Little Cloud - Alpaca Wool	Rod Hartvigsen
	Kerry Marvell		emANDtea Handmade Bags

 

 Terms & Conditions

We will prioritise high quality bird-themed, hand crafted merchandise.
We welcome information stalls and displays relevant to birds, conservation, habitats and environment of Bruny Island.
Space is at a premium inside the hall - If you have your own marquee please let us know, it will be very helpful

We will endeavour to accommodate all stall holders, however, due to limited space, stalls will be selected with the criteria of the over all market in mind. Food stalls will need to demonstrate they they have the appropriate licences to operate. 
Each stall holder will be allocated space that is appropriate to the individual stall and to the overall market.

Stalls are $10 . 

Environmental Commitment

It is important to us that every stall holder does their best to have a minimal environmental footprint.
- Please do not use unnecessary packing or wrappings, if you do give out bags, please use products that are recycled or made from recycled material
- Wherever possible, please use raw materials from Tasmanian or Australia
- Food vendors should where possible use free range, ethically sourced products, fair trade coffee & chocolate.Compostible containers and utensils are preferred.
- Please do not use or give out, plastic straws, balloons or similar environmentally harmful products
- Recycle bins will be available at the event for all your plastic, aluminium, glass and carboard waste

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