Art and craft stalls
Main market
Handmade clothes, jewellery, ceramics, home goods and gifts sold by the people who made them.
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A weekend arts-and-crafts market in a garden setting, with live music, performances and a food court.
Main market
Handmade clothes, jewellery, ceramics, home goods and gifts sold by the people who made them.
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Live music, dance and theatre performances on the outdoor stage on market nights.
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Paintings, prints and photographs by local artists.
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A food area with Thai and international dishes, plus Tamarind Market next door.
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Stir-fried rice noodles with egg, tofu and peanuts — easy to find at the market stalls.

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Sweet, orange Thai iced tea with milk, a popular market drink.
Next door
The food market under the trees beside Cicada, with many small dishes and shared tables.
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Seafood near the fishing harbour, a short ride south.
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Resorts and condos within a short ride of the market.
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More choice of hotels and restaurants, a few kilometres north.
Open in Google Maps (opens in a new tab)Cicada was created to support local artists and designers, and many stalls are run by the makers themselves. Ask before photographing their work, and keep bargaining light — prices here are often set by the artist.
Cicada Market showcases local artists and designers: handmade clothes, jewellery, paintings and home goods, with music and theatre in the open-air amphitheatre.
Visit the hill temple before sunset.
Browse the craft stalls and the gallery zone.
Catch the live performance.
Finish with dinner next door.
Friday to Sunday evenings.
Near Khao Takiab, south of town — songthaew or Grab.
The town centre around Naresdamri and Dechanuchit roads is easy to walk. Green songthaews run up and down Phetkasem Road between the town and Khao Takiab; flag one down and press the buzzer to stop. Grab, tuk-tuks (agree the fare first) and rented scooters cover the rest. For day trips to the national park or the vineyard, hire a car with driver or join a tour.
Open on weekend evenings (usually Friday to Sunday); combine with Tamarind Market next door.