Vancouver Island Farmers Markets

Since the arrival of summer many people I know (myself included) are interested in going to local farmers markets. A great opportunity to support the 100 mile diet and local vendors, take full advantage of what Vancouver Island has to offer. I've listed the cities and dates for your viewing pleasure!

Pier Street Farmers Market (Campbell River) When is it happening? Sundays!

Cedar Farmers Market (Cedar/Nanaimo) When is it happening? Sundays

Comox Valley Farmers Market (Courtenay) When is it happening? Wednesday and Saturday

Crofton Market (Crofton) When is it happening? Saturdays

Market in The Square (Duncan) When is it happening? Saturdays

Duncan Farmers Market (Duncan) When is it happening? Saturdays

Luxton Station Market Society (Langford) When is it happening? Saturday

Bowen Road Farmers Market (Lantzville) When is it happening? Wednesdays

Nanaimo North Farmers Market (Nanaimo) When is it happening? Saturday

Nanaimo Downtown Farmers Market (Nanaimo) When is it happening? Fridays

Qualicum Beach Farmers Market (Qualicum) When is it happening? Saturdays

Sooke Country Market (Sooke) When is it happening? Saturdays

Moss Street Market (Victoria) When is it happening? Saturdays

Enjoy!

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