Sunday Vendors

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Welcome to the Sunday May 31st, 2026 market. 



Please find the vendor list below.  

We are open every Sunday from 12:30am - 2:30pm at 4365 McLeod Road 


We recommend leaving your pets at home. 


Train Rides on Sundays      $2 per person


Kids Market happens Saturdays starting in 2026.  If you're under 16 and make crafts, you can come and sell them at the market, please contact Emily at 604-414-3327 at least one week in advance.


Business NameGeneral Product Description
Alice in TanglelandPapercrafts: greeting cards, art cards, plus
Andtbaka Farm and Lund Farmers Co-opYear round fruits and vegetables, eggs, meat and wildcraft harvests
Artful TailsHand Painted Knick Knacks
Bean BuggySpeciality Coffee, smoothies, hot drinks.
Blueberry Commons Farm CooperativeCertified organic vegetables, herbs and fruits, seedlings, biochar
Breadbox Vegan BakingVegan Baking, Bowls & Pizza
Bruce's PopcornFreshly popped popcorn 🍿
BRUT charcuterie incDry Cured Meats
By JuhliSweet and Savory Canning
Coast Berry CompanyBlueberries, Strawberries, Blueberry Juice and Honey
Coming Home FarmFresh seasonal produce, canning
Coneflower Art StudioOriginal Art & Handmade Jewelry
Cottage Creek Bake ShopLegit sourdough. Iconic bakes. Seasonally rooted.
Cottage InspirationsJewelry,mobiles,chimes,candles
Dave Polley PhotographyCrafters/Artisans
Dogfish CeramicsPottery
Dusk and Dawn WovenI make handwoven textiles from natural fibres to decorate your home and wear on your body.
Enchanted Tree JewelryJewelry
Feast Jerk HutFlavourful Jamaican Cuisine.
Flickerwood ForgeOriginal stained glass, hand forged sterling silver jewellery, original art, and lifestyle, decor, and paper products
GG's Good GreensMicrogreens, eggs, relish
Hello DollyHand sewn Doll clothing and accessories
HeyBestie StudioHand-dyed apparel and textiles / Farm goods, on occasion
Hope AvenueBookbinding/Paper Products
Huber InkDriftwood art, art cards, quilted art, stickers
Indulge bath & bodyBath and body products
Jane Elizabeth DesignsPolymer clay jewellery
Julia's FlowersFlowers and plants
Lady TarotMini tarot card readings
Marlaine CreatesHand knit hats and fingerless mittens, Quilted Placemats and Tablerunners
Myrtle Point Heritage Farmcut flowers, produce, eggs, meats, soaps and creams and honey
Ohm Initiative Ltd.Citrus Trees
Pinoy BBQPork and chicken charcoal barbeque skewers, vegetable spring rolls.
Pirate PopsWe serve handmade gourmet popsicles, creamsicles and fudgesicles.
Powell River Brain Injury SocietyCrochet animals
Powell River Brain Injury SocietyMetal Art
Powell River Brain Injury SocietyJewellery
Rocky Creek WineryWine
Stitched by GillianHandmade crochet clothing and accessories.
Sweet Earth Soap WorksAll natural handcrafted soap, bath & beauty products
TemuspaMagnesium Salts, Cream, Spray
The Butter BurrowBeautifully decorated treats for celebrations of all kinds
The Knotty Pretzel Baked DelightsBaked goods, including large soft pretzels, garlic knots, breads and other baked treat bars
The Tie Dye LadyTie dyed clothes
Thistle GardenGarden Thistle Dolls
Trash to TreasureUpcycled fabric creations
Westview Urban FarmsAs available fresh veggies, cut flowers freeze dried fruit and candy.
Wildlings ThingsArts and crafts

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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