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Ky swaps traffic for trade

By Bree Lambert

Nov 10, 2026

Maria Judd and Les Van Krieken chat with stallholders Tom Ley and Barb Clarke. Photo by JORDAN TOWNROW

Allan St swapped cars for crowds last week as Kyabram’s annual Spring Market brought shoppers, stallholders and visitors to town for a day of browsing, eating and catching up.

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Brought to the community by Kyabram Chamber of Commerce, the event featured more than 30 stalls offering a variety of goods to explore, from handmade goods and fashion to food, plants and homewares.

From the sounds of Kyabram P-12 College students performing to the calls of the town criers, there was plenty happening along the main street.

Local businesses also joined in, opening their doors and taking their offerings out on to the road, while community groups and activities for the kids added to the day’s program.

Among those lending a hand was Tracey Trezise, who was helping out at Open House Kyabram’s shopfront stall.

Tracey Trezise and Latia Doherty help out at Open House Kyabram’s shopfront stall. Photo by JORDAN TOWNROW

She said the market gave businesses an opportunity to come together, particularly during tougher times, while encouraging the community to get out and support local.

Visitors also travelled from towns including Shepparton and Echuca, adding to the crowds and giving businesses the opportunity to welcome some new faces.

The Free Press was there to capture some of the faces, stalls and moments that made up this year’s event.