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'Iconic destination': relaunched market to showcase local products

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A new market is set to bring handmade goods, live music and family entertainment to a popular waterfront destination.

The Noosa Marina Sunday Markets will relaunch on September 27, from 8am to 2pm, combining local products with views across the Noosa River.

Visitors will be able to browse original art and design, handmade jewellery, fashion, homewares, gifts, gourmet produce and other products, with a focus on quality, craftsmanship and originality.

“We want to showcase Noosa Marina and the Noosa River as one of the most iconic and beautiful destinations on the Sunshine Coast,” Sunshine Coast Music & Events creative director Lea Taylor said.

“Many people don’t realise how beautiful the Noosa River is from the marina.

“It’s a wonderful place to enjoy a coffee, browse quality local products, meet friends and simply take in the view.”

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The markets will also feature live music, food and treats, with visitors able to enjoy breakfast or lunch overlooking the river.

Families will also have the chance to explore the Noosa Marina Treasure Hunt, a permanent attraction where children can use a treasure map to find seven hidden sea creatures around the marina.

Real-life pirates and mermaids will also be on hand for treasure hunts and games during the markets’ relaunch.

Noosa Marina can be accessed by car, bus, bike, scooter or on foot. Visitors can also travel by Noosa Ferry from Hastings Street and along the Noosa River, offering a scenic way to reach the markets.

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