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Markets

Bullaburra Craft Markets
First Saturday each month, 9am-3pm.
Bullaburra Progress Hall
corner Noble Street and Great Western Highway.

Leura Blue Mountains Market
First and third Saturday, 9am-3pm.
CWA Hall Megalong Street.

Blackheath Community Market
First Sunday, 9am-1pm.
Blackheath Public School Hall.

Leura Markets, Leura Public School
First Sunday, 9am-2pm.
Great Western Highway.

Springwood Community Ivy Markets
Second Saturday, 9am-1pm.
Civic Centre
Macquarie Road.

Blackheath Growers Markets
Second Sunday, 8am-12pm.
Blackheath Community Centre
Great Western Highway.

Wentworth Falls Market
Second Sunday, 10am-3pm.
Wentworth Falls School of Arts
Great Western Highway.

Glenbrook Rotary Markets
Third Saturday, 9am-2pm.
Glenbrook Infants School
Ross Street.

Magpie Markets Lawson
Third Sunday, 9am-2pm.
Lawson Public School
Great Western Highway.

Blackheath Craft Markets
Third Sunday, 9am-2pm.
Community Hall
Great Western Highway.

Blue Gum Rotary Markets
Fourth Saturday, 9am-2pm.
Faulconbridge Public School
Great Western Highway

Oberon Tablelands Way Farmers Markets
First Saturday, 8am-1pm.
Barnabas Park
Oberon Street, Oberon.

Movies

The Edge Cinema - Katoomba

Opened in 1996 as a single screen cinema featuring the 40-minute Blue Mountains wilderness documentary The Edge which was filmed exclusively for showing on this cinema's six-storey high screen. Later expanded to include three regular cinemas.

Now Showing at The Edge Cinema

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Glenbrook Cinema

Glenbrook Cinema has installed new electronic cinema equipment for showing certain specialist features. Some features are distributed with limited film prints or are released exclusively in the digital format. Glenbrook Cinema now has improved access to these features and the technical capability for excellent presentation - whether from film or digital.

Now Showing at Glenbrook Cinema

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Mount Vic Flicks - Mount Victoria

A family owned, independent single screen cinema, acknowledged by many as a fine example of what country hall pictures used to be. Situated in the Mount Victoria Public Hall (built in 1934), the cinema was re-established in 1987. Screenings Thursday to Sunday and daily during school and public holidays. A wonderful olde time 1940s atmosphere. One of eight significant cinemas listed on the Australian cinema map.

Now Showing at Mount Vic Flicks