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The Community Grocer is a not-for-profit social enterprise bringing fresh and affordable fruit and veg to local neighbourhoods through a weekly pop-up market.
The Community Grocer is a not-for-profit social enterprise bringing fresh and affordable fruit and veg to local neighbourhoods through a weekly pop-up market.
Partnering with Vichealth, Western Public Health Unit and Western Health, The Community Grocer Melton gives our locals easier access to fresh produce, helping to break down physical, economic and social barriers to good food.
Whether you’re after seasonal staples or simply want to support a great local initiative, the Community Grocer Melton is one to check out.
The Community Grocer Melton runs every Friday from 8:30AM-12:30PM at Kurunjang Community Hub – 33-35 Mowbray Crescent, Kurunjang
14 November 2025 8:30 am - 12:30 pm
Kurunjang Community Hub
33 Mowbray Crescent, Kurunjang
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