Now in its 18th year, the Festival is built around celebrating the uniqueness of the rock oyster and the talent of its growers.

The Yuin Cultural Markets are a key part of the program on Saturday, May 3, offering a shared marquee for First Nations People to share culture with festival goers. Narooma Rocks will provide a marquee, trestle tables, tablecloths and chairs at no charge, however space is limited.

Sites can be used for such things as selling goods, exhibiting art, promoting tour experiences or sharing a yarn. Please note that food vendors must apply as a stallholder in a separate application process here. The Markets will be positioned adjacent to the Bush Tucker which is supported by Narooma High School.