The Clayton Community Farmers Market is a large bi-weekly artisan market outside Surrey‘s Clayton Community Centre on Sundays between May or June and October.
Clayton Community Farmers Market
The Clayton Farmers Market celebrates its ninth year in 2026. It’s a good-sized market featuring between 65 and 70 vendors on busy days in good years.
Although labeled a farmers market, it’s very much an artisan market. When we went there weren’t many vendors selling fresh produce. There were, however, lots of stalls selling everything from fresh-baked bread and pastries to garden plants, preserves and pet supplies. You can also find handicrafts made of wood, fabric and other products. There is even a small number of food trucks as well.
In addition to artisan vendors, there is live music at the event. You’ll usually find one or two musicians playing off to the side. Some weekends there are also special events. They usually take place about twice a month.
Where is the Clayton Market?
The market takes place in the parking lot at Clayton Community Centre. The venue’s address is 7155 187A Street in Surrey. It’s near the corner of 188th Street and 72nd Avenue, just a few blocks north of the Fraser Highway. It’s about 4 km northwest of the Cloverdale Fairgrounds.
When is the Market?
The market takes place on select Sundays typically between 10:00 am and 3:00 pm. The opening season in 2026 is May 31st to October 25th. Exact dates for 2026 are:
- May 31st
- June 14th and 28th
- July 12th and 26th
- August 16th and 30th
- September 13th and 27th
- October 11th and 25th
Clayton Market Video
Check out the following video for an idea of what the market looks like. The video was filmed in May, 2021, so during the height of the pandemic of that year. During normal times there are more vendors, more shoppers and fewer people wearing masks.
As you’ll see in the video, it’s a pretty big market. There are stalls selling all kinds of homemade, home-baked and garden-grown products.
Other Information
See the Clayton Farmers Market website to learn more about this market.
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Another website you might also find of interest is VancouverMarkets.ca.
