Saturdays are the busiest days for farmers markets in the Lower Mainland with them occurring everywhere from the Fraser Valley to Vancouver and Squamish.
Lower Mainland Farmers Markets on Saturdays
Farmers markets on Saturdays in Vancouver take place at Riley Park, Trout Lake and the West End. In other parts of Metro Vancouver they happen in Burnaby, North Vancouver, Maple Ridge and Surrey. In the Fraser Valley they occur in Abbotsford and Fort Langley, and in the Sea to Sky region they take place in Squamish.
No matter where you live in the Lower Mainland, chances are pretty good there’s a farmers market near you on a Saturday. Check them out!
Note: Market details such as times, dates and venue addresses are subject to change. Check each market’s website for exact details.
Burnaby Artisan Farmers Market
The Burnaby Artisan Farmers Market takes place in the parking lot of Burnaby‘s City Hall at 4949 Canada Way on Saturdays.
This is a medium-sized market and a really good one. It’s also near some other good attractions like Burnaby Village Museum and Deer Lake Park.
The market runs from May 10th to October 18th from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm in 2025.
Haney (Maple Ridge) Farmers’ Market
The Haney Farmers’ Market takes place between 9:00 am and 2:00 pm at 11900-224 Street in Maple Ridge‘s Memorial Peace Park from April 26th until October 25th in 2025.
There is also a winter version of the market open from early November to mid-April most years. Outside of a few weeks, it’s a more or less year-round market! There’s local produce, brewery stations and live music.
Click Haney Farmers Market for more information.
Surrey Urban Farmers Market
The Surrey Urban Farmers Market used to take place on Wednesday afternoons in the North Surrey Rec Centre Plaza. However, since 2022, the market now happens on Saturdays at Royal Kwantlen Park at 13035 104th Avenue.
In 2025 the market runs from 10:00 am until 3:00 pm from June 14th until October 4th.
See the Surrey Urban Farmers Market website for more details.
Vancouver Saturday Farmers Markets
Saturday markets within the City of Vancouver include farmers markets at Riley Park, Trout Lake and the West End.
In Vancouver on a Saturday in the summer the Trout Lake Farmers Market is definitely the most impressive, although the others are good too. In colder months, Riley Park is the largest winter market in the entire province!
Riley Park Farmers Market
Operating on Saturdays between 10:00 am and 2:00 pm, the Riley Park Farmers Market doesn’t stand out too much in the summer. In winter, though, formerly known as the Nat Bailey Winter Farmers Market, it is one of the region’s oldest and largest.
Riley Park was launched in 2017 as a summer market with just under 36 vendors. Since then, every summer, it continues to operate as a smaller summer market. In 2024 it ran on Saturdays from April 6th until October 26th. 2025 dates are to be confirmed.
Since the fall of 2018, however, and running all winter, Riley Park becomes the renamed Nat Bailey Winter Farmers Market and hosts over 60 vendors each week in the parking lot of Nat Bailey Stadium at 4601 Ontario Street. The most recent winter market began on November 4th in 2024 and runs until March 29th in 2025.
Click Riley Park Farmers Market for more details.
Trout Lake Farmers Market
The Trout Lake Farmers Market is a large and vibrant market that takes place between 9:00 am and 2:00 pm from early May to late October at Vancouver’s John Hendry Park near the intersection of 13th Avenue and Lakeview Drive.
The Trout Lake Community Centre is located at 3360 Victoria Drive towards the southwest end of John Hendry Park, to the west of Trout Lake. The summer market happens at the north end of the park, just north of the lake.
The Trout Lake Farmers Market’s season ran from April 6th until October 26th in 2024. Market dates for the 2025 season are to be confirmed. When it happens, it’s an impressive market on a busy day and one of our favourites.
West End Farmers Market
The West End Farmers Market occurs on Saturdays from 9:00 am until 2:00 pm between late May and late October. It’s located on Comox Street by Nelson Park between Bute Street and Thurlow.
In 2024 the West End Farmers Market ran from May 18th until October 26th. 2025 details are to be confirmed. There are typically around 30 or more vendors at the market.
Fraser Valley Saturday Farmers Markets
The Fraser Valley is the Lower Mainland’s premier agricultural region, so you can expect the produce to be exceptionally local and fresh at the markets in Abbotsford and Fort Langley.
Abbotsford Farm and Country Market
The Abbotsford Farm and Country Market usually takes place from mid-spring until the fall in Abbotsford from 9:00 am until 12:00 pm.
2025 dates are from May 3rd until October 25th. There used to be a winter version of the market too but it hasn’t run for a few years. The market recently moved to Jubilee Park at 2552 McCallum Road which is at the edge of downtown Abbotsford.
Fort Langley Village Farmers Market
The Fort Langley Village Farmers Market is a great farmers market that takes place between 9:00 am and 3:00 pm at 9025 Glover Road in Fort Langley from early May until the very end of October most years.
In 2025 the market runs on Saturdays between April 26th and December 6th.
Sea to Sky Saturday Farmers Markets
About a 50-minute drive from Vancouver along a scenic highway is the town of Squamish, home to a farmers market in one of the most beautiful parts of the Lower Mainland.
Squamish Farmers Market
The Squamish Farmers Market is the fairly large farmers market in the Sea to Sky region that takes place at the corner of Victoria Street and Cleveland Avenue in Squamish.
Shopping at the market on Saturdays starts at 10:00 am and remains open until 2:00 pm. In 2025 there’s a winter market on select dates in February and March, along with every Saturday in April. Last year the market ran until mid-December. 2025 details are to be confirmed.
Weekend Night Markets
In addition to all the above farmers markets, in the summer on weekends, including Saturdays, a number of exceptional night markets take place throughout the region.
Night markets on Saturday include the Richmond Night Market which has a distinctly Asian theme and very little in the way of organic produce and locally grown vegetables. For different reasons, though, it too is well worth visiting on Saturday evenings in Metro Vancouver.
Other Farmers Markets
For an extensive list of summer farmers markets throughout the week in other parts of the Lower Mainland, check out Metro Vancouver’s Farmers Markets. Or, for farmers markets on specific days, check out the following:
- Wednesday Farmers Markets: Downtown.
- Thursday Farmers Markets: False Creek and New Westminster.
- Friday Farmers Markets: North Vancouver’s Shipyard Night Market.
- Sunday Farmers Markets: Ambleside, Brentwood, Clayton Heights, Cloverdale (Flea Market), Coquitlam, Kitsilano, Ladner, Mt. Pleasant, Steveston Village, White Rock and Whistler.
Also, check out Lower Mainland Winter Markets for farmers markets taking place in the late fall, winter and early spring.
