I have to admit: I'm a little disappointed. When my friends invited me to go, they even forewarned…read moreme that I shouldn't expect much. And they were right. Don't get me wrong: this isn't a slight against the organizers of the market or the fine vendors. It's ... Well, there aren't many vendors. Or customers. And the venue itself is a bit awkward. If you haven't been (and you really should give it a try!) you may have trouble finding the entrance. It's actually "around back." You park in front of a rather generic-looking building and have to walk around to find the actual entrance. Once you're in, the space is fine: two long hallways with vendors on either side. Sometimes the vendors will even set up shop outside. About the vendors - those that are there are great; a good selection of arts, crafts, coffees, baked goods, and, of course, fresh produce and the like. But there are a lot of empty tables, too. I can see why - none of the times that I've gone has it been especially busy. I hope Sydney starts to appreciate this little gem so it will grow, expand and improve its services.

This is the world's largest fiddle! It's really neat to see it up close on the Sydney waterfront…read more The fiddle & bow reach a height of 60 feet high. It's made of solid steel and weighs 10 tons! It's a tribute to the provinces Celtic community traditions of the area. It greets all the cruise ships coming into port.

This market is located right outside the pier exit. Big Fiddle Market is a delightful collection…read moreof art vendors inside a large warehouse type building. They had vendors selling 3D figures, crocheted items, paintings, jewelry, books, fused glass, wallets, leathers and more. Street parking available.