Kicking off its 11th season in September 2024, Stirling Laneways has been consistently recognised for its trademark artistic-driven bent receiving Mainstreet SA Awards for ‘Best Market / Street Activation’ in 2016 and 2017, and in 2018 was inducted into the Mainstreet SA 'Hall of Fame'. In 2015 Stirling Laneways was a Brand SA Regional Award Finalist for Festivals & Events.
Come follow your feet and see what make Laneways so much more than a market...
Stirling Laneways is an initiative of the Stirling Business Association, and operates in collaboration with local businesses, performance artists and community organisations. Laneways complements the Stirling lifestyle and the existing retail trade and is dedicated to supporting the local community.
When
The next Stirling Laneways is Sunday, September 28th, 2025 from 9am-3pm
We are taking a break for the cooler months, but stay tuned as we'll announce the new season dates and opportunities very soon!
- If you're wanting to plan ahead Laneways falls on the 4th Sunday of every month, September to April (except for December when we are on the 3rd Sunday for our Christmas edition!)
Where
Follow your feet...
Stirling Laneways is located in the pedestrian laneways and spaces which stem directly from the main street (Mt Barker Road).
Laneways splashes giant strokes of colour into the streets and tucked away places of Stirling, and our bright and colourful tell-tale bunting lets you know when you’re in the midst of Laneways. Follow your feet to discover our incredible South Australian artists and entertainers mingled between our local traders and pop-up stalls.
Throughout the village different laneway spaces are activated for each event: ‘Centenary Place’, ‘Tiers Loop’, ‘Acacia Alley’, ‘Organic Market Lane’, 'Steamroller Corner', ‘Quercus Lane', ‘Tin Lids Lane’…
…follow your feet to discover what each laneway has in store!

The award-winning
Stirling Laneways is more than a market.
Stirling Laneways acknowledges that we conduct our gatherings on the traditional lands of the Peramangk and Kaurna people. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging as the Custodians of this ancient and beautiful land.