About Hill & Ridge
A gathering of good things in the heart of Red Hill
Nestled amongst the rolling hills, vineyards and farmland of the Mornington Peninsula, Hill & Ridge Community Market is where growers, makers, artists, musicians and food producers gather to share the bounty of the season.
Held on the first Saturday of each month from September to May, the market celebrates everything we love about the Mornington Peninsula - from fresh local produce and artisan food to handmade goods, vintage treasures, local art and live music.
Whether you're visiting for your weekly produce, discovering a new maker or simply enjoying a day in Red Hill, you'll always find a warm welcome and plenty of good things to explore.
Celebrating Mornington Peninsula Produce
Hill & Ridge is proud to champion Mornington Peninsula Produce and the remarkable growers, producers and makers who call this region home. From orchard-fresh fruit and vegetables to handcrafted cider, artisan cheeses, preserves, baked goods and locally made products, our market showcases the rich diversity of the Peninsula's food and farming community.
Discover more about Mornington Peninsula Produce and the people behind our region's incredible food culture.
Proudly presented by the Red Hill Agricultural & Horticultural Society
Hill & Ridge Community Market is proudly presented by the Red Hill Agricultural & Horticultural Society, a not-for-profit organisation that has been bringing the community together since 1922.
For more than a century, the Society has celebrated agriculture, creativity and community through events that connect people with the land, local producers and one another.
Today, the Society proudly presents both the Red Hill Show and the Hill & Ridge Community Market, continuing its commitment to supporting local agriculture, encouraging tourism and creating opportunities for the community to gather.
Every visit to the market helps support the Society's work and its ongoing investment in community events that celebrate the very best of the Mornington Peninsula.