This month's demonstration will feature The Upper Macquarie County Council’s information trailer with weeds officers Tony Gunning, Chris Jackson and Jill O’Grady giving out information on noxious weeds.

Talks will be held at 11am and noon when people can ask questions about what is growing on their properties and how they might be able to control it.

New to the market this month will be a blacksmith who will also be sharpening knives.

Regular stall-holders selling locally produced lamb and beef, potatoes and vegetables, salami, breads, home-made pies and cakes, jams and preserves, olive oil, chocolate, teas, wines and port and woodwork items will be there. 

The Tarana Volunteer Bush Fire Brigade will have bacon and egg rolls and Ruellas coffee will be available all day. 

Shady umbrellas provide a place to sit and relax while listening to the music from the local buskers.

The market will be held this Sunday, June 25 from 10am to 2pm at the Tarana Bush Fire Shed.