Club publicity officer Jon Maclean said there were 37 stalls and a perfect spring day "ensured a steady flow-through of patrons, without causing any issues in adherence to COVID regulations".

Mr Maclean said Eglinton Brigade was on hand representing the Rural Fire Service as part of the ongoing campaign to promote awareness of fire safety procedures in the upcoming summer months.

"Bathurst Lions Club was also represented with members selling the popular Lions Christmas cakes and puddings, which will again be available at the next market day," he said.

"For the first time, Bathurst Macquarie Lions debuted a new coffee capsule machine, housed in a marquee alongside their food van, and this was a proven hit with those requiring their morning caffeine fix.

"If you missed this market, do come along to the next one on November 7, and then the final market for the year will be the Christmas Market, which will be held on December 5."

The November markets will start at 8am.