The Squamish Street Market is a monthly summer event that features interesting boutique items as well as live music, art and food in downtown Squamish.

STREET MARKET CANCELLED

Unfortunately due to concerns about the spread of COVID-19 Squamish’s Sunday Street Market has been cancelled. Hopefully the event will take place again in 2021.

Squamish’s Sunday Street Market

Not to be confused with the weekly Squamish Farmers Market which takes place on Saturdays, the Squamish Street Market is a once-a-month event. In 2020 it appears that the markets have been cancelled.

At the event each month there are about two dozen food trucks and artisan vendors as well as a beer garden and live band. On a couple of the days in 2019 there was also a Live Art in the Park element featuring the work of artist KULR.

Vendors

Below is a list of some of the participating vendors and food trucks in 2019. Future vendors and food trucks may be similar.

• Alice & Brohm – a real fruit ice cream truck.
• All Good Things From BC – handcrafted and picked items designed and made in British Columbia.
• Artisan Farms – a vendor promoting quality meats direct from the farm.
• Backcountry Brewing – a team of brewers producing locally-crafted beers in Squamish.
• Carte Diem – a traditional Greek food truck.
• CC.Cuarto Crecinte – a boutique offering sustainably-made clothing for breast-feeding mothers.
• Fairy Floss Farm – handcrafted cotton candy.
• Flacas Tacos – a food truck offering traditional Mexican cuisine.
• Jeweller AJ Green – local handcrafted jewelry.
• Kydu – a vendor offering environmentally-sustainable clothing and other products.
• Lorna Gemstone Jewelry – handcrafted jewelry based out of North Vancouver.
• Maree Rattray Photography – an Australian photographer.
• Norman Rudy’s – a local restaurant offering food, beers and ciders.
• Northyards Cider – a locally-sourced cider company.

Entertainment Lineup

To give an idea of what to expect for future markets below is the list of performers for the 2019 Squamish Street Market:

• Will Ross – an acoustic Rock and Roll artist based out of Squamish.
• Loam – a Pop band originally from Sheffield England.
• The Overcomers – a band that mixes musical styles such as Blues, Folk and Rock.
• Bobcaygeon – a Tragically Hip tribute cover band.
• Daniel’s Follies
• Cam Saly & Emily Ashcroft
• Hondo – a four-man band based out of Austin Texas.

Entertainment Schedule

Below are the dates and times of the performances for the 2019 Street Market. 2020 details are to be confirmed.

June 16, 2019

• ​12 until 4 pm – Live Art in the Park featuring artist KULR
• 2 until 4 pm – Will Ross
• 4 until 6 pm – Loam

​July 14, 2019

• ​12 until  4 pm – Live Art in the Park featuring artist KULR
• 2 until 4 pm – The Overcomers
• 4 until 6 pm – Bobcaygeon (a Tragically Hip tribute band)

August 11, 2019

• 12 until 2 pm – Daniel’s Follies
• 2 until 4 pm – Cam Saly & Emily Ashcroft
• 4 until 6 pm – Hondo

Tips and Advice

Below are some tips and suggestions to help you make the most out of your visit to Squamish and its monthly summer street market.

TIP #1: The market isn’t a big event. When we’ve been it has featured only a couple of dozen vendors. There is, however, the live music and a beer garden area too. The event is pretty small though, so not something you’d drive across the Lower Mainland to see and then head home again right after. It’s nice to check out though if you’re in the area, especially on days with nice weather.

TIP #2: Combine your visit to the Squamish Street Market with a visit to other places of interest. Britannia Mine and the West Coast Heritage Railway Museum, for example, are both family-friendly and educational attractions.

TIP #3: If you like Squamish and this kind of event, then also check out the Squamish Farmers Market which is almost identical but takes place weekly and on Saturdays. Both events happen in and around Junction Park on Cleveland Avenue. Both also feature a couple of dozen artisan vendors and live music.

Other Information

For more information about the once-a-month Sunday events in the summer check out the Squamish Street Market website.

For information about the similar event that takes place on Saturdays from April until October, click Squamish Farmers Market.

For ideas on other things to do in the area, see our articles about Squamish and the Sea to Sky Region.

For a list of other similar events in other parts of the Lower Mainland, click Vancouver Farmers Markets.