Children are in for a delightful treat at Marketown this Easter! Families are warmly invited to join the fun at the Easter Hat Parade, where creativity and colourful designs will take centre stage as little ones show off their festive headwear. Adding to the excitement, the Easter Bunny will be making a special appearance, ready to greet children with warm hugs and a sprinkle of Easter magic. It’s the perfect opportunity for memorable photos, laughter, and holiday cheer, promising a day filled with joy for kids and parents alike. Don’t miss this egg-citing celebration! There will also be face painting, prizes and more! All children who participate will receive an Easter surprise. WHEN: Sat 12 April TIME: 10:00AM Easter Bunny Meet and Greet and Photos 10:30AM Easter Hat Parade Meet and greet with the Easter Bunny will continue after the Easter Hat Parade. WHERE: Level 1 Marketown East (Near Big W) COST: FREE This event is for children 12 and under. Registration is essential as all children will receive an Easter treat. BOOK HERE

Under five preschooler sessions at Marketown

Tech Hospital is a leading tech repair service and has opened in the kiosk at Marketown West. Known for its quick and efficient repairs, Tech Hospital specializes in fixing a wide range of devices including mobile phones, tablets, laptops, and gaming consoles. Their experienced technicians handle everything from broken screens and battery issues to water damage and data recovery. With an average repair time of just 20 minutes, Tech Hospital offers both in-store and on-site services, ensuring convenience for their customer s. In addition to repair services, Tech Hospital also provides a variety of accessories through their online store. Customers can find phone cases, screen protectors, and other essential items for their devices. The store prides itself on its customer-centric approach, offering a price match guarantee and flexible booking options. Whether you need a quick fix or a new accessory, Tech Hospital aims to deliver a seamless and satisfying experience Welcome Tech Hospital to Marketown! Click HERE for more information.

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When you wear glasses, your frame says everything about you. Whatever you choose, get $100 off frames* with The Optical Co. Limited time only. *Terms & conditions apply, see in store for details.

Any two pairs for $199 with single-vision lenses, storewide! The Storewide Savings Spectacular is now on at Specsavers Marketown. Get any two pairs for $199 with single-vision lenses, storewide. Save up to $200! So, will you take home Marc Jacobs, Mimco, or both? But blink and you’ll miss it, limited time only. T&Cs apply.

Get one complete pair of Multifocal glasses from $149 At Specsavers Marketown, you can get one complete pair of multifocals from $149 including standard multifocal lenses. Multifocal lenses assist you with seeing from far to near and all points in between.  Through our range of unique designs, it means whether you are driving, using a computer, shopping or reading, we will have a lens to accommodate your vision needs. T&Cs apply.

Marketown East is currently undergoing some changes to the facade of the building. Marketown East will trade as usual during this construction period. Please see below for questions relating to this maintenance.

Join us for a very special NAIDOC WEEK Mini session with Uncle Perry! On Wednesday 5th July, Uncle Perry will be sharing his cultural heritage with our minis for a very special NAIDOC WEEK celebration. Enjoy a craft session afterwards. During the mini session Uncle Perry will; Play Traditional and contemporary solo didgeridoo sounds and rhythms. demonstrate how we make animal sounds, rhythms and beats by using Aboriginal language while playing didgeridoo Traditional name ( Yidaki ) Educate where the didgeridoo originates from, Arnhem Land. What the didgeridoo is used for, what it is made of. Introduce Traditional dance moves and encourage participation from children as they learn a dance called SPECIAL LAND Perry Fuller is from Kamilaroi Country (Coonabarabran). He is an accomplished didgeridoo (yidaki) player who has been playing for over 10 years. Perry is very active in NAIDOC festivities in Newcastle and surrounding schools. WHEN: Wednesday 5 July 10AM WHERE: Level 1 Minitown Marketown East ( Woolworths Side)