Saturday Vendors

Welcome to the Saturday September 27th, 2025 market.

 
Last Saturday of our Outdoor Season
October-end of April we are open Sundays only inside the Quonset Hut.

On Saturdays we are open 10:30am - 12:30pm at 4365 McLeod Road.    

We recommend leaving your pets at home. 

Train Rides on Sundays      $2 per person

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.


Kids Market happens Sundays.  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.

VendorDescription
Andtbaka Farm and Lund Farmers' Co-opMeat, eggs, vegetables and wildcraft harvests
Breadbox Vegan BakingBaked goods & prepared vegan foods
By JuhliJam, Jelly, Relish, Pickled Vegetables.
Coast Berry CompanyFresh local seasonal berries, frozen berries, honey, jam
Coming Home FarmProduce and preserves
Cottage Creek Bake ShopBreads, bagels, bars, buns and more
Doves HerbsSalves, teas, tinctures, capsules, medicated honey…. Chutneys and sauces…Plants, Flowers and veggies when available from the garden. Certified Community Herbalist
Ellen and Gary de CasmakerVeg, fruit, plants, gluten free baking, crafts
Evering Crochet DesignsHandmade crochet items. Accessories, bags, and clothing.
Grandma Rosie’s PiesFruit and berry pies, cookies, loaves and assorted baked treats, also so perfect for you aprons, one of a kind dresses, skirts, etc
Hello DollyHand sewn doll clothing and accessories
Kathleen RichardsBedding plants, produce
Marshall Arts HandmadeFabric pouches, snack bags, padded book and e-reader sleeves, quilted coasters, key fobs, scrub caps, bookmarks, sunglasses cases, passport folders, and snack wrap.
Seed to Soul FarmLocally grown cut flower bouquets, produce, plant starts, dried flower wreaths and dahlia tubers
Stacey’s Just BakedBaked goods, lean towards organic vegan
Temu WellnessBath and wellness products
The Handy HobbitArt, jewelry, seasoning blends
The Tie Dye LadyTie dyed items, vegetables, starter plants and flowers.













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