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Ballarat Vintage & Collectables Market

Daylesford & Hepburn Springs, VIC

Eighty-plus stalls in the Great Southern Wool Shed on the Western Highway at Warrenheip, just outside Ballarat. Vintage, antiques, furniture, records, books, handmade clothing, and a dedicated uranium glass section — the stuff that glows green under UV light, which draws its own crowd. Monthly live auctions on-site. Magri's Café for when you need a break. Open every day of the year except Christmas, 10am to 6pm — you don't need to time your visit.

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Victoria's spa country has become a quiet capital for independent makers, producers, and operators. The mineral springs are the draw, but the community of creators is the reason people stay.
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