Perth’s weekend tradition since 1994
Three decades of worldwide flavours, shops and family fun.
MALAGA MARKETS
HISTORY
Discover the story of Malaga Markets — a Perth weekend favourite since 1994. With over 2,900m² of fresh produce, global street food, and unique local stalls, it’s a place where food, culture, and community come together.
From lively entertainment to diverse eats and specialty shopping, every weekend brings something new. Join us as we celebrate the moments that have shaped this local icon.
LATE 90s – FAMILY FUN TAKES CENTRE STAGE
Creating Memories for the Next Generation
The late 90s saw Malaga Markets become a weekend favourite for families across Perth. With live character shows, entertainment for kids, and community events in full swing, the market transformed into more than just a shopping spot — it became a place where memories were made, laughter echoed, and families returned week after week.

EARLY 2000s – HOME TO UNIQUE SHOPS
GO-TO SHOPPING DESTINATION
During this time, Malaga Markets became known for its mix of creative, offbeat, and independently-owned stores. From vintage signs and quirky tees to sunglasses, books, and collectibles, every corner offered something unexpected. Shoppers came not just for the products, but for the stories and characters behind each stall.
MID 2000s – WEEKENDS COME ALIVE
Weekend Entertainment Hub
By the mid-2000s, Malaga Markets had become a weekend hotspot, drawing in crowds of families and visitors from all over Perth. Live performances, cultural shows, and family-friendly acts filled the space with energy and joy. Each visit offered something new — turning the markets into a place where the community came together to laugh, connect, and make lasting memories.

TODAY – A MARKET THAT HAS IT ALL
Global Eats, Local Finds & Family Fun
Now a true Perth institution, Malaga Markets offers an unbeatable mix of global cuisine, unique shops, and family-friendly energy. With a buzzing international food hall, diverse stalls, live entertainment, and warm community vibes, the market continues to be a weekend favourite — packed with colour, character, and something for everyone.