Ceres Community Environment Park

Great place with an awesome vibe. It's best experienced by walking or cycling here. Otherwise what's the point of buying organic stuff produced in an environmentally friendly way if you need to drive there to pick it up. It's located on the picturesque Merri Creek trail. This place is more than just a produce market. There's a great cafe that caters also to vegans, a bicycle recycler, where you can buy bicycles and have them repaired and other interesting events.

This place is a quirky blend of environmentalism and aesthetic natural surroundings. It is rustic, authentic and functions as a powerful education centre for Melbourne. While not slick, it models possibilities of land use and what educational spaces could resemble for other communities with like passions and vision. Serving school groups and open to general public. To be honest, I've just scratched the surface.

Amazing place for a day out. There's hidden cafes, community garden, and amazing bike paths for you to explore. If it's a sunny day and you've got good company, this place is a must visit.

Excellence example of a community-run urban city farm. Lots of funky little buildings, spaces, and plantings etc. Visit, experience, and learn. Book shop, nursery, cafe/restaurant and produce shop on site.

I visited Ceres today and explored the artisan market, where I found a wonderful selection of pottery, hand-knitted garments, Christmas decorations, and other handmade treasures. The area offers lovely walking paths to enjoy. There’s a fantastic shop that sells eco-friendly and organic products, including refillable washing and pantry supplies. Inside the shop, there’s a cozy little café, and nearby is a larger café, Merri, which boasts a stunning view from its outdoor seating on the balcony. Additionally, there’s a fantastic nursery as well. It really has everything!