Sydney’s community market

Where small businesses bloom.

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You start with an idea and nobody to tell.

Most people who start something here start it on their own. An international student with a good idea and nobody to call. A maker whose whole shop lives on a phone screen. Orders packed at a kitchen table, for customers who are only ever a username.

Bagaicha is a table in the open air for those ideas. One day, one stall, people walking past — and the thing you made at home finally has a face standing in front of it.

A large group of Bagaicha makers and visitors gathered together holding roses
Two Bagaicha makers smiling behind a stall filled with colourful handmade textiles

Vendor invitation

Ready to let your business bloom?

From first ideas to established craft, Bagaicha makes room for makers building something of their own.

A stall fee applies to vendors only · Entry stays free for visitors

Book Your Stall

A day at Bagaicha

A little market. A lot of life.

Wander, discover, join in, and meet the people making things locally.

  • Shop independent
  • Listen & play
  • Meet your community
  • Capture the day

Open air. Easy pace. Good company.

Community history

From a rooftop gathering to an open-air market.

  1. Visitors browsing handmade stalls beside a green flower wall at Bagaicha 1.0

    Bagaicha 1.0

    Third Eye Rooftop Restaurant, Rockdale

  2. The Bagaicha 2.0 makers and friends gathered together holding roses

    Bagaicha 2.0

    River Canyon Restaurant, Parramatta

  3. The open-air walkway at Unity Place, Burwood, with murals, trees and people gathering

    Bagaicha 4.0

    Unity Place, Burwood

Good to know.

Everything worth checking before you come. Anything else, our Instagram messages are open.

When is the next market?

Friday, 28 August 2026, from 10 AM to 4 PM. It is our first outdoor market at this location.

Where is it held?

Unity Place, Burwood, in Sydney’s inner west. The market is held outdoors, in the open air.

How much is entry?

Free. There is no ticket and no booking; walk in at any point during the day.

How do I get there?

Unity Place is a five minute walk from Burwood Station. Open the map.

What will I find there?

Independent makers and small businesses. Our featured makers work across flowers and gifting, jewellery, candles, textiles, accessories and paper goods. The full stall list is shared on Instagram before each market.

Can I have a stall?

Yes — new and established makers are both welcome. Fill in the stall booking form to book a stall at the next market. It takes about five minutes.

A brown dog beside red roses arranged in black floral gift boxes
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