Some shopping centres allow the sale of food and beverages, while others have restrictions based on existing retailers, event guidelines or centre policies. If you plan to sell food or drinks, include this information in your booking request so the shopping centre can assess your application. Additional approvals, permits or food safety requirements may apply depending on the venue and the products being sold.
A market stall is a temporary retail space within a shopping centre, typically available during special events, seasonal markets or scheduled market days. Market stalls provide businesses, makers and local vendors with an affordable way to showcase products, connect with shoppers and generate sales without committing to a permanent retail store. All bookings are subject to shopping centre approval.
What's included varies between shopping centres and individual events. Some market stalls include equipment such as a trestle table, chairs or access to power, while others require stallholders to bring their own setup. The listing will outline what's included, and any optional equipment can be selected during the booking process where available.
Before submitting your booking request, you should have details about your business, the products or services you'll be offering, your preferred dates and any equipment or power requirements. Depending on the event, the shopping centre may also request Public Liability Insurance, photos of your products or stall setup, and any relevant licences or permits to help assess your application.
Bump-in times are different for each event. Please check the Vendor Info Pack for your specific event, which you can find in the Documents section on the event page.
The Vendor Info Pack will include your bump-in times and other important information you need before the event.
If you have any special bump-in requirements or need additional assistance, please message the venue directly through the anyspaces platform before the event.
Market stalls are suitable for a wide variety of businesses, including artisans, handmade product makers, gift retailers, food businesses (where permitted), fashion brands, beauty businesses, homewares retailers, community organisations and local entrepreneurs. Whether you're launching a new product, testing a new market or participating in a seasonal event, market stalls offer an excellent opportunity to engage with customers face-to-face.
