Todd (Street) Mall Markets

Apart from being Alice Springs' premier shopping district, Todd (Street) Mall Markets, Alice Springs also offers an enjoyable walking stretch to the visitors. Here you can find a number of people taking a leisurely walk around the pedestrian precinct, dotted with several shops, restaurants, Sunday Markets, public entertainment and tourist attractions, including the John Flynn Memorial Church and Adelaide House.

Permits for Todd (Street) Mall Markets, Alice Springs

- The Alice Springs Town Council manages Todd Mall to ensure fair and safe access to all. For staging performances, stalls or fund-raising at the mall, a permit is required.
- In some cases, there is a small fee to pay.
- Enquiries about the same can be made at the Council Offices at the corner of Todd Street and Gregory Terrace or by calling the Council on 8950 0500.
- Vehicles in the Todd Mall, Alice Springs
- By-laws control the vehicle access to Todd Mall to make it safe for pedestrians. As there are a number of pedestrians in the mall, entry of bicycles, scooters and skates in the mall is forbidden and a fine can be charged for the same.

Todd (Street) Mall Markets, Alice Springs
Todd Mall is liveliest on Sundays, when large crowds of shoppers throng at its wide range of market stalls. Generally, markets are held at Todd Street every two weeks after January and weekly during July. Market days are advertised in the Friday newspaper before the market.