IN THE MARKET? – CLICK BELOW FOR OPEN HOMES THIS SATURDAY
Redcliffe’s most anticipated evening event of the year is less than a month away, with Redcliffe Markets Up Late returning to Redcliffe Parade for a five-hour underwater-themed twilight spectacular.
The event takes place on Saturday 25 July from 4pm to 9pm. If you registered your interest back in June, this is your reminder to lock it in.
If you missed the earlier coverage, here’s what is heading to the Redcliffe foreshore: more than 250 stalls, gourmet street food from across South-East Queensland, live music, family-friendly activities and a roving cast of underwater performers that will move through the crowd all evening long.
An underwater world takes over the Esplanade
This year’s edition has a full underwater theme running through its entertainment program, and the organisers have gone all in.
Glowing roving stilt walkers, King Neptune accompanied by jellyfish performers, ethereal mermaids drifting through the market crowd, and Soul Cutz on the music stage make up the confirmed headline acts, with additional roving performers scattered across the site for the duration of the evening.
Expect an immersive layout where performers wander directly through the crowd rather than staying glued to a stage. The only exception is the main music stage, where headline acts like Soul Cutz will be pumping out tunes all evening.
For anyone bringing kids, that makes the evening considerably easier to navigate.
One free ticket, one chance at a $200 hamper
Entry to the markets remains free, and registering a free ticket enters you into a draw for a gourmet hamper valued at more than $200. With less than a month to go, now is the time to register and get it in the calendar before the July school holidays fill up.
The Facebook event has full updates as the event approaches.
Redcliffe Markets Up Late runs Saturday 25 July from 4pm to 9pm on Redcliffe Parade. Free parking is available at the north end of the markets and throughout surrounding streets. The Moreton Bay cycleway connects directly to the foreshore for those arriving by bike.
Published 1-July-2026
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