Jewellery Maker at Artisan Market

Made in the 604 Markets are pop-up artisan markets that take place at Heritage Hall in Vancouver and at The Pipe Shop in North Vancouver’s Shipyards District.

The markets feature artisan vendors and small local businesses. They are great events and admission is free!

In early 2026 Made in the 604 hosts markets are at the locations and dates listed below. (There might be a few other ones too.)

April 11th & 12th at the Pipe Shop in North Vancouver
April 18th & 19th at Heritage Hall in Vancouver
May 2nd & 3rd at Heritage Hall in Vancouver
June 6th & 7th at Heritage Hall in Vancouver

With the above events, the one in North Vancouver takes place at the Shipyards in the Pipe Shop from noon until 6:00 pm. The venue’s address is 115 Victory Ship Way. The markets in the City of Vancouver take place at Heritage Hall from 11:00 am until 5:00 pm. That venue’s address is 3102 Main Street. All of the events are pet friendly and have free admission.

For full details about the events, see the Made in the 604 Markets website.

Made in the 604 Markets in Vancouver & the North Shore

Made in the 604 began in 2017 as both a market and a place of connection for local businesses. The Website’s Blog shines a spotlight on a variety of entrepreneurs and organizations in Metro Vancouver, but the biggest part of Made in the 604 are the regular pop-up markets.

There are two markets that run semi-regularly from the spring until late fall. One is on Vancouver’s Main Street at Heritage Hall and the other is in the Shipyards District in North Vancouver. The market also takes place at the North Shore’s Pipe Shop location every Friday from mid-May until mid-September. It happens at the same place and time as the Shipyards Night Market.

The markets have dozens of vendors that are local, small business owners and artisans. For most of the events, no admission fee is needed to browse the markets and there are plenty of different products to admire. You’ll find all kinds of unique and wonderful things to buy! And if you’re lucky, you might get a tasty food or drink sample too!

To learn more about the market when it’s on the North Shore, see our article about North Vancouver Made in the 604 Markets.

For the market’s official website, visit madeinthe604.ca.

What to Expect

There isn’t a set lineup of vendors who are at every market, so the composition of the vendors changes each time. Some artisans are regulars, but many are not. The Heritage Hall market usually has around 40 to 50 vendors. The Pipe Shop market is bigger. At it you can expect between around 50 and 70 vendors depending on the day.

The artisans are all local businesses with a range of different products. They sell clothes, ceramics, skincare products, food, pet care items and more. Both venues are dog-friendly, which is nice, so you can expect to see the occasional four-legged customer while browsing the markets.

Made in the 604 Market Video

The following video shows what the Made in the 604 Pop-Up Market looks like at The Pipe Shop in the Shipyards District of North Vancouver. It shows scenes of the event from a few years ago.

This second video below shows scenes from the market when it takes place at Heritage Hall in the City of Vancouver.

(The background music in this video is Underrated life by Darockart from Pixabay. A couple of the vendors appearing in the video are the Arbutus Candle Company and Shop Tadhana.)