My favourite farmers market in Edmonton. They have a lot of…read moregreat businesses and great products. Shopping there is fun and I have never had any bad experience there. Early mornings are recommended since later during the day it gets busier and busier. I love the markets vibe! It is very appealing and a happy place. If you haven't been there, I highly recommend it! :)

This is the go to for our family. We drive in to town and I can get almost ALL my veg, fruit, baked…read moregoods (for the regular eater) and even some great gluten-free sweets, macarons etc! Meats... all quality purveyors. Eggs, coffee, melons, garlic... even mead!! International foods! Restaurants to eat at the numerous picnic tables or take outside or to-go! Lots of choices. Dry goods from books to beautiful handmade hats, to affordable really nice jewelry, clothing, woodwork and more!! Heck there is even a trading card booth! Very popular and always busy!

Love farmers markets! The freshness! The full tastiness!…read more So raw! So delicious! So many neat stands/home businesses that it still blows my mind And I'm super glad this is one of the few that are open year-round, but obviously summer is the bestest Very convenient location in the Strathcona area, at the heart of a ton of festivals and events and random day items. You can shop for just about everything here which is great! I like this location over downtown with having more available parking in the vicinity. *My favourite place here is the Steve & Dans BC fruits always got nummy things ready to eat and some other new items they've recently created (You have to go check them out to find out lol ) Also the kettle corn stand outside the building is fantastic! Love love the bags of crunchy tasty fluffed popcorns drizzled in sweetness I still drive all the way from Sherwood Park to this market because I enjoy it so much, and some of the people at particular stands are such great characters

As one of the big ticket items to visit in Edmonton, we had to stop by before heading to our next…read moredestination. The farmers market itself isn't as large, however the area around had many other art vendors, food vendors, and other things to see. Luckily we came on Saturday, which is the day that the farmers market is open. They had many vendors which was very crowded and busy. They had vendors for all sorts of things from fruit, cheese, two flowers, two meats, two others as well. It's definitely something interesting to take a look at if you're not used to seeing many farmers markets. What made it especially cool was that they had a large variety of things to try what you could snack on, or even take home. It was free to go so is really cool to just take a look around and see what they had to offer. However it was difficult to find parking as it was busy, and street and parking itself was very limited.

Edmonton's Sunday Farmers Market. The French Quarter Farmers Market is on Rue Marianne Gaboury in…read moreLa Cité Francophone, across from the Campus Saint Jean (87 st/87ave). Such a beautiful location! We were there on a sunny day and enjoyed nibbling on our purchases, sitting under patio umbrellas while listening to great local bands. This market is both outdoors and indoors (some vendors inside La Cité Francophone). A nice variety of fresh produce (some organic), freshly baked goods (love love love Passion Sucré), locally raised meats, artisan cheeses, handmade handicrafts, etc. and there are some food trucks too. It is a nice little market that offers a lot! I will definitely return over and over, if only to buy Passion Sucré's pastries!

Drove in from out of town to attend the June 22cnd market only to find when we got there that only…read more2 vendors bothered to show up. What a waste. Absolute disappointment.

As someone who lived in Taiwan,home of night markets, I had really high expectations when I heard…read morethat Edmonton had a night market. However, these expectations were sorely disappointed. There's only a few vendors selling a modge podge of things. There was a sad place to buy coffee and hotdogs and also a Bannock food truck. They also had some musicians playing but they stopped shortly after I got there and didn't start up again. All in all, if you're in the area on a Friday night, you might as well stop by. But don't go out of your way because there isn't really anything super special about it.

While I often pine for the Vancouver night markets, the fact that Edmonton has begun to have SOME…read morenight market events is a step in the right direction. That said this one isn't that amazing just by virtue of its small size. There are only a few vendors. These vendors are of course excellent and it's nice to have the opportunity to frequent a farmer's market type event at such a late hour, but it isn't perfect. On my first visit I bought prune plums and they are quite delicious. The clothing was quite pretty but I didn't feel in the mood to browse for long. Perhaps evening events like this will grow as downtown grows and becomes more vibrant outside of the bar scene in the evenings. One can hope! :)

I don't frequent this market but I was here recently and it was the same day as the Rock'n August…read moreso it was busier and parking options weren't close by. We didn't mind walking after parking in the residential area. The variety of vendors are great. There will also be the ones selling produce, but there were also plenty of food vendors sampling tastes and some options were ready to consume. If not, there are numerous food trucks available and some seating which is always great when you don't have walk and eat. It can get crowded but I find the layout is not too congested and I was able to walk around and see the items I wanted to. In addition to food, there's jewelry, clothing, and home decor. here's a kid's play area and the library was also open inside. There are porta potties but also toilets inside too. Great place to spend a Saturday morning or afternoon!

This market is the best! It's a Saturday outdoor market that's open from June till Thanksgiving…read moreevery summer. They blow a fog horn at 10am when the vendors are allowed to start selling their wares and it blows again at 3pm when the market closes. There are so many vendors at this market and they rotate from week to week and year to year. Some booths are consistent and show up every year while others may come only a few weeks of the year. Of course there is the classic food vendors: garden produce, fresh seasonal fruit, hot food/drink (food trucks), and custom foods (pies, cookies, beef jerky, fresh/frozen meats, perogies, etc). But there are a lot more hand made items: wooden patio furniture, jewelry, garden items, knit clothing, and other knick nacks. And there are the alcohol suppliers now: craft wines, craft beers, distilleries, mead, and doesn't kombucha even have a little bit of booze in it? ;) A few of my favorite anchor booths are listed below. Viravongsa's Farms: they have a legit farm near Red Deer and offer the freshest locally grown produce. Family owned and operated and their prices are fair. Confetti Sweets: They offer a great selection of cookies. You can buy them as a single or get a volume discount if you buy 3 or more. My favorite is the Oatmeal chocolate chip.

One of my favourite businesses in that farmers market! They…read moreare always very nice and polite and very helpful! The quality of their products are always amazing and to be honest, it's really hard to walk by their business and don't buy anything! As soon as you see and smell the products, it's done!!! That's what happen to me every single time!! I love their garlics! There hasn't been even one time that I do there and left without garlics in my basket!! I highly recommend this place and I'll definitely go back there! :)

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This is an okay market. I'm happy to have a market in my neighborhood, and there are specific…read morevendors I do enjoy... Bully Food Truck Holden Colony (great fresh veggies) Sun works Organic Farm (meats) Violet Chocolate Company (local, highly awarded chocolatier). However, there isn't much else here that peaks my interest. There's the funny greek guy that always wants everyone to try his tzatziki. I noticed this year there are parking lot attendants, who I sure hope are not paid because they don't do anything to help with the traffic congestion, and don't really pay that much attention to what is going on. The market is a lot busier this year than it was last year. Overall, it's a good neighborhood market, but if you are looking for variety you should checkout Collingwood or downtown 104 street.

This farmers market is amazing! A great mix of vendors...produce, jewelry, food trucks, baked goods…read moreand more! Lots of free parking. The marketing team has weekly themes and a Sprouts program for kids to get them buying healthy snacks!