The property, now the Liffey Community Hall, was established in 1885 and is now maintained by funds raised through the Liffey Valley Market.

Liffey School Market's Quenton Higgs said they were now looking to add buskers and additional stallholders to the monthly meet.

"There's not the population here that we need to sustain the market, so we promote this and the falls area to do that," Mr Higgs said.

"We hold the market on the second Saturday of each month, and have very reasonable prices for stallholders."

He said the market has stalls with items such as Liffey-based honey, natural cleaning products, organic produce, hand-made wooden furniture and more.

Mr Higgs said this weekend's market would also have a morning tea on offer to raise funds for the maintenance of the ground's commemorative trees.

For more information about the market, or to book a stall position, call Mr Higgs on 6397 3670 or email quentonhiggs@gmail.com.