Vernon Farmer's Market actually really surprised me! After going to Penticton Farmer's Market which…read morewas only a block, I loved that Vernon Farmer's Market was quite large! It had everything, soap, fruits & veggies, plants for you to grow, handmade clothes, coffee, honey, and cards. You have to turn into where the Kal Tire Centre is, and continue driving and you'll get to the parking lot. Lots of parking! I walked away with some coffee, local artist greeting cards, and some soap from a really nice couple! I would definitely come out to this Farmer's Market regularly if I lived in Vernon, as having a mix of vendors and not just food/fruits/veggies was really nice to support all types of local vendors.

Vernon Farmers' Market. Every Monday and Thursday a.m. From 8a.m. til 1 p.m…read more From April until late October every year. What's grown here locally? Cherries,asparagus,strawberries, apples, peaches, apricots, nectarines, plums,pears, grape varieties (later season), saskatoon berries, red and white currants, fiddleheads, mushrooms, filberts.... A great selection of organically grown and conventional fruit and produce, grassfed beef, chicken, frozen ocean fresh fish, eggs, flours milled locally, flowers, trees, plants, breads, preserves, fresh crepes, churros, coffees, Vegan choices, Indian foods, Mexican food,Chinese foods, iced lemonade fresh pressed,popped popcorn,and yummy European-crafted local cheeses!!!! HELLO! Support the little guys!! And if you want artsy craftsy stuff- potters, painters, flower pressed art, glass blowers,knit goods, crochet thingies, baby clothing, lapidary people, jewelry,cards, photographers, wood workers, an old willow weaver basket guy, cedar needles First Nations art, honey and candles, natural body and face care products, live music.... If you worry about big corporations taking over, about food security in your hometown,if you're sick of Big Box-marts destroying the uniqueness of your area,worried about the freshness of your food and you want there to be local farmers and artists- SUPPORT THEM!

This is a farmer's market/ grocery store/petting farm all in one! In a small space they're able to…read moresqueeze in a pretty decent selection of organic, natural and gluten free products. There's a nice little ice cream shop on the premises and you can also visit with some of the farm animals. In the early fall you can take a trip through the corn maze as well.

No Pic's to share...phone was dead. But, its a great place. Lots of unique product. Lots of…read morefresh produce. Lots of yummy stuff to look at and buy . We got Corn. Organic Celery. Ice Cream. It was all good. This is a nice stop for a summer time visit. The kids like to see the farm animals and feed the farm animals. I did not browse the Knick Knacks but, there are lots of them too. I think this is a very interesting and wonderful place to kick back and take in the local vibe. it is easy to find right on the Highway. Be careful turning. Traffic is heavy !!! Tourists are not always on their game . Just saying.

Always worth it to get up early on Saturday and make it to the market during the summer. Local…read morefood producers and artists fill the plaza in "downtown" Revelstoke. I have a hard time walking through here without at least getting some fresh veggies, if not a sausage, or maybe some samosas:) Although I'm not interested in the art so much, I do find the ceramics appealing, especially when they are in plate or mug form, haha. But, my favorite part of the market has to be "Kurt's Sausages." I love his large variety of sausages, from classic Swiss brats, to orange/ginger, and bison/saskatoonberry. Absolutely killer. The market is only one block, which is fine for a small town, as it has enough variety to satisfy. Most stalls are cash only, but a few will accept MC/Visa. Obviously, doesn't hold a candle to things in the city, but I still love this market :p

What an amazing market! Definitely worth the 8:00am wake-up call on a Saturday morning. Strolling…read morethrough Revelstoke's Grizzly Plaza surrounded by historic buildings and shops is nice on any day, but the local Farmers Market makes it even more fun! With everything from locally made jams and honey to coffee roasted and by local experts, this market had something for everyone. I could have browsed the crafts and hand made wares for a lot longer than my husband would allow. Local artisans were there in full force with the woodworking and hand knit toques standing out above the rest in my book. Our prize score was five, count them five, kinds of homemade sausage from Kurt's Sausage stand. This Salmon Arm based butcher makes some of BC's best. We sampled the bison, chorizo, and pork and cranberry among others. I can also recommend Kurt's beef jerky. If you happen to find yourself at this market, don't miss out.

Great Corn. Best ever. You can stop in the sides of the highway or buyit at Kamloops Farmer's…read moremarket. In season only. I have been reading this Chen since 1969

What a great market! We are used to great markets as we have lived in Bellingham for 10 years and…read morethen in Salt Lake for the last year so little Kamloops has done it right. It was the first weekend in June and the place was full so much good produce and baked goods. We got some local steaks and beets and grilled them up that night. We will try to hit this place up when we come through on a Sat in the summer. Great Market Kamloops.

Ya, I'm a big fan of this little market. I mean, Kamloops is not that big, but this event packs a…read morepunch. I like the " vibe " . It changes during the summer season, due to vendor's coming and going and different things available. I hope it grows. I hope it goes year round. I think the location is a bit strange, but hey, I don't make up the rules. I don't think there are washrooms. And parking is a bit tight. All in all its a nice addition to the downtown. And there is a smaller market on Wednesday on Victoria and 4th Ave.

This detour is worth it!…read more We drove by it while going and had decided to go in while driving back home. We did and I'm so glad. Situated next to the Dutchman Dairy , this "Fruit Stand" is huge . Fresh berries to dehydrated goodies to fresh bread and so many sauces, it's a perfect spot to load up your groceries. We found fresh veggies too! The price was reasonable and not over the top . It's always more pricier in the city so load up!! Highly recommended!

I am always impressed by the quality and value at Fruit World. This is my go-to spot for produce…read moreand artisanal items! I appreciate that Fruit World celebrates BC producers and artisans--and that Fruit World strategically sources from outside BC so as to not sacrifice quality, value, and selection. While I try to buy local whenever possible, I also enjoy tropical and exotic fruit, so I really appreciate that there is always a fun selection at Fruit World! Also, if I am buying multiple cases or looking for something outside the BC growing season, I know Fruit World will have what I need--and that it will be at a reasonable price. I also appreciate the rigorous sorting process. When you go there, you will see employees sorting through produce and picking out "subpar" items. (I put "subpar" in quotes because many of the picked-out items look good to me (and sometimes end up in a discount box).) I can trust that everything that is available for me to purchase is high-quality. At a grocery store, I would typically pick through items, but I never have to do that at Fruit World. In addition to produce, there is a thoughtful curation of artisanal products from BC (e.g., mustards, jams, breads, beauty products). I love asking the owners about the artisans they have discovered. The customer service is phenomenal. The dedication and love that go into Fruit World are evident in the smiles and customer service! Whether I am looking for a fun exotic fruit or cases of peaches, the employees are always helpful! Fruit World fills my heart with joy! I always look forward to visiting Fruit World and finding treasures!

Second only to the Kamloops Farmer's Market, the Old Farm Market is a great place to get fresh…read morelocal BC produce and other products. You can do most of your weekly shopping on the short strip that includes Summit Meats and Cobbs Bakery. The only thing missing is paper and cleaning products. However, the Market has carved out a great little niche in Kamloops. Worth the trip, especially in the summer when they have fresh Okanagan and Thompson Valley fruits and veg.

This is an amazing enterprise! Fresh baking every day. Fresh veg in season. Samosa. The most…read morewonderful soaps from the Laughing Loofah. This spot has a number of social entrepreneurs under one roof, and an art studio in the back room. Here you will find virgin wool comforters in both adult and child size. Lots of handcrafted jewellery of very good quality. The baking, which we went wild on, is fresh and tasty. Llama wool socks, soft and warm, all sizes. Tie dye t-shirts. Vintage and antique furniture. And for those of you on holiday in the area, you can even do your laundry here. From May to September there is a farmers market every Sunday from 1pm to 5pm. This space is set back from the street, so enter the parking lot and walk in to a great space supporting local farmers and crafters.

Really cute spot that's family owned and operated. It's definitely geared towards kids but as an…read moreovergrown child myself, I always stop by every time I'm in Vernon for an apple juice slushie and snack. I also grab the frozen jugs of their delicious apple juice on my way out so they double as ice packs! All their baked goods are made fresh every day, and I'd highly recommend picking up a few packs of the apple pork sausages for summer grilling. Prices are on the higher end of things, but you can find some pretty unique condiments and products while supporting local here.

A true farm to table experience…read more My wife had the Summer Special (egg salad on a homemade multi-grain croissant with arugula and a slice of fresh peach pie). I had the double grilled cheese with hearty tomato soup and a dill and cheese roll. Very generous portions, and the fare was absolutely decadent. It's worth the trip up from Vancouver just to eat here.