Sunday Vendors

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Welcome to the Sunday October 6th, 2024 market. 
Please find the vendor list below.  



We will be open from 12:30am - 2:30pm at 4365 McLeod Road. During the months of October-April the Market takes place in the Quonset Hut.

We recommend leaving your pets at home. 


No car?  No problem! Take the Zunga Bus and choose the Market stop, you will be dropped off at our back entrance from Myrtle Ave.













VendorDescription
Andtbaka Farm and Lund Farmers' Co-opMeat, eggs, vegetables and wildcraft harvests
Apple Whale IncDehydrated Organic Fruit
Blueberry Commons Farm CooperativeFarm fresh produce including blueberries, greens, brassicas, onions, squash, potatoes, tomatoes, peppers, melons, corn, beans, peas, cucumbers, fruit and more!
By JuhliJam, Jelly, Relish, Pickled Vegetables.
CarmaliciousHomemade Caramel; Caramel bars, caramel lollipops caramel syrup and more
Coast Berry CompanyFresh local seasonal berries, frozen berries, honey, jam
Coming Home FarmMixed vegetables, herbs, fruits, plant starts, preserves,
Douglas Unger PhotographyPhotographic prints and cards
Ed Dunn ToysHomemade wooden toys
Family FoodFresh made crepes with various fillings. Frozen pierogies, dumplings, cabbage rolls.
Full Circle DoughnutsDoughnuts
GG's good greensMicroGreens
Kathleen RichardsBedding Plants, Produce
Kernel PopsFreshly Popped popcorn
Mama Loves BubsieHand made jewelry and wooden toys and hand painted children's clothing
Mamma Musey PierogiFrozen pre boiled pierogi
Marlaine TaylorQuilted Placemats & Table Runners, Coiled Fabric Bowls, Hand Knit Merino Hats & Fingerless Mittens
Myrtle Point Heritage FarmHeritage pork, beef, eggs, produce, honey, goat milk soap and bee creams and balms
Odd View CraftsCandles, lip balm, soap, handcrafted goods.
Piece of ParadiseLavender products from Paradise Valley.
Primal PasturesWe are a family farm, currently for sale: lamb, sausages and liver capsules. Later in the summer will have beef and for fall chickens, eggs and more meat.
Seed to Soul FarmLocally grown vegetable starts and cut flowers- bouquets and dried flower wreaths
Solutions Organizing SimpleNon-toxic, all-natural cleaners and products
Temu WellnessBath and wellness products
Terra Nostra FarmOrganic Produce
The Bean BuggySpecialty coffee drinks and smoothies
The Handy HobbitHand made jewelry, Seasoning Blends, Preserves, paintings, resin creations.
The Knotty Pretzel Baked DelightsShelf-stable baked goods, all plant-based - pretzels, sourdough, pound cakes, scones, cookies, cupcakes, etc.
The Tie Dye LadyTie dyes and farm grown products like plants, and food produce.
Vibra Amor JewelryEarrings, necklaces, bundles and bracelets















Comments

  1. Anonymous2 January 2023 at 17:09

    Hi I’m looking for the people who sell the yum yum spice.

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    1. Powell River Farmers' Market27 January 2023 at 21:46

      Was that a vendor from the summer or one that currently comes to the market in the winter?

      Delete

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