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Buskers & Community Groups

​Aireys Inlet Market is proud to support the following Buskers and Community Groups.  

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The Carlisles

Melbourne-based duo 'The Carlisles’ entertain market visitors with a live mix of originals, classics and toe-tapping greats!  Led by Irish-born guitarist/singer Cyril Moran, with backing vocals and support on the cello from Alina Jonas, The Carlisles play vibrant music with a great mix of folk, contemporary and original songs with an emphasis on vocal harmonies. Cyril plays regularly at Irish Pubs in Melbourne and The Carlisles are in high demand for weddings and private events. Bookings: 0412 934 621

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SCOTSO

A great addition to the market - we are pleased to welcome SCOTSO - the Surf Coast Old Time Orchestra. An inclusive community group for acoustic musicians of all levels who want to practice and perform.

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Barbara Noelker

Barb Noelker heads up Barbarella and the Misfits. A  rocking fun band that make sure you (the audience) have the time of your life. 

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Evan Jones and Tony Prowse

Evan Jones & Tony Prowse have been performing as a guitar duo at the Aireys Inlet Market for a couple of years, with a repertoire of jazz, soul, gospel, country, R&B (whatever feels good). 

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Barwon Water Hydration Station

Barwon Water is proud to support Aireys Inlet Market. Look out for the Hydration Station at our Summer Markets over January.

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Aireys Inlet CFA 

Aireys Inlet Rural Fire Brigade was established June 12th 1948 and has been protecting the Aireys Inlet and surrounding communities ever since.

For further information on volunteering, current restrictions, latest news visit our website. 

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Aireys Inlet RAR

Aireys Inlet - Rural Australians for Refugees.  Rural Australians joining together to make a real difference to refugees and asylum seekers in Australia.

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Surfcoast CWA

Women supporting women, their families and the community. Friendship, skill learning/sharing and fun! The Surfcoast CWA meet on the first Friday of the month at Anglesea Community house at 11:30am unless an alternative venue suits the activity. 

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Margie Orr Trio

Margi Orr (vocals/keyboard), Justin Hartnett (clarinet/sax) & Peter Huf (guitar) play their wide-ranging repertoire - from classic opera to pop to rock to jazz - with many well known and loved songs mixed with some originals - at Aireys Inlet Farmers Market

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Side Effects

Music that is filled with energy and passion. Side Effects are a collective of students under the management of musician Rebecca Barnard. 

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Surf Coast for Reconciliation

Surf Coast for Reconciliation is a local community advocacy group on the Surf Coast in Victoria that evolved from the local "Surf Coast Votes Yes" movement to support First Nations peoples, Treaty, and grassroots reconciliation efforts. A community-led network that hosts public community "yarns", educational discussions, and events featuring prominent First Nations speakers and advocates.

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Painkalac Plastics

Crafting Change: Painkalac Plastics turns environmental waste into artistic jewellery. 

Micro-plastic fragments found on the beaches of the Surfcoast in Victoria, Australia and post-consumer waste plastics are collected by the local community and , are made into colourful jewellery that can now have another life, saving them from polluting the environment.

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Ambulance Victoria

Ambulance Victoria is a relatively young organisation. It was formed in 2009 to provide statewide ambulance services and over that time, health care has evolved such that Victoria’s emergency responders are now part of the broader health system. Today, Ambulance Victoria plays a unique and trusted role. We are called upon to provide out-of hospital, mobile and emergency health care to more than 6.6 million people across more than 227,000 square kilometres. We do this well and are passionate about delivering high quality care to our patients and our community. 

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