Summer markets proving an ongoing success in Scotts Head, Stuarts Point Nambucca Valley Nambucca Valley - popup ad Nambucca Valley News by News Of The Area - Modern Media - January 15, 2024 Smiles all round at the Foreshore Markets at Stuarts Point. THE Stuarts Point Markets, held on the final Sunday of 2023, were well attended will a succession of visitor braving the threat of rain, which thankfully held off till later in the afternoon, to enjoy the breakfast and lunch fare offered by a variety of food trucks, a wide array of stalls and great entertainment delivered by Georgia Cortes Raynor. The final Stuarts Point Foreshore Markets will be held on Sunday morning 14 January, from 8am till 2pm. Advertise with News of The Area today. It’s worth it for your business. Message us. Phone us – (02) 4981 8882. Email us – media@newsofthearea.com.au Scotts Head Reserve was again the fabulous venue for the Twilight Holiday Markets, held on Wednesday 3 January, with large crowds attending. Many families brought picnic rugs and established their spots in front of the Recreation Hut stage to enjoy the smooth tunes delivered by local songstress Ali C Musicali. “It was a lovely audience, with so many happy smiling faces,” Ali said. Lots more folk strolled and mingled, checking out an extensive variety of colourful stalls and food outlets. The Scotts Head Markets will be held every Wednesday afternoon from 3pm – 8pm over the remaining summer holidays, featuring music, meals and twilight market stalls. “Come along and be entertained by local musicians, grab some scrumptious tucker from one of the many food trucks, BYO bevvies and browse the many stalls,” said Tina Matley, the coordinator for both markets. By JEN HETHERINGTON Mel’s Picnic Chilli has proven popular. Food trucks were kept busy all morning. Good crowds converged at Stuarts Point. Musician Georgia Raynor, always entertaining. Large crowds at Scotts Head Reserve.
