We have a range of vendors lined up to bring local, fresh foods to our friends and neighbours. Join us in front of our entry doors at 1075 Leila Avenue to bring home the best of the season.
• fresh produce (fruits and veggies),
• baked goods,
• honey,
• gluten free products, quinoa and more
The South Osborne Farmers’ Market, a project of Fireweed Food Co-op, runs every Wednesday, 4pm to 8pm, from mid June to early October and offers a wide variety of locally raised meats, spray-free organic vegetables from our farmer members, plus dozens of vendors selling local honey, sourdough bread, baked goods, preserves, handicrafts and much more! In addition to our summer markets, we also have two indoor markets: our Holiday Market and (M)others’ Day Market + Plant Sale.
The Wolseley Farmers’ Market is a vibrant and friendly space for local small business owners to sell, learn and promote what they do best! The market runs in conjunction with Jonathan’s Farm CSA pick-up where hundreds of folks visit each week for their fresh, local produce. Our market operates every Tuesday and Thursday from 3:00 – 6:30pm. Starting June 4 until October 22.
Stop by for some live music, garden veggies, hot food, drinks and other local goodies.
West Broadway Farmers’ Market is brought to you by the Good Food Club, a food security program of West Broadway Community Organization.
Come on down for live music, fresh locally grown veggies, meat, preserves, microgreens, flowers, sourdough bread, baked goods, skin care products, sewing, beading, other locally made crafts, and so much more!
Local Lives Here
Open year round, Le Marché St. Norbert Farmers’ Market is Manitoba’s largest and best-known farmers’ market. Nestled in historic St. Norbert neighbourhood, 1 mile south of the perimeter highway, our market is open every Saturday!
SUMMER SEASON: 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM (May Long Weekend to Thanksgiving Long Weekend) with indoor and outdoor vendors, food trucks, beer garden and live bands.
WINTER SEASON: 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM (October Through May) inside a cozy heated canopy
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Summer parking is $2.00 and goes to support our community centre programming for our neighbours.
Featuring over 120+ weekly vendors showcasing locally grown foods, including:
-vegetables, herbs, berries, apples and fruit;
-naturally raised beef, bison, pork, poultry, chicken, rabbit, lamb, turkey;
-farmed arctic char and trout as well as wild-caught pickerel and white fish;
-pasture raised eggs, honey and organic cow and goat dairy products;
-sheep, alpaca and llama wools, natural dyed yard and homespun textiles
-delicious fresh breads, galette, pastries, cookies, candy, pies, vinarterta and baking with homestyle jams, preserves and fermented fixings
Check out the selection of coffees, lemonades and spirited beverages to whet your whistle while you grab a snack or lunch under the trees – or do a food tour and nibble on spring rolls, pirogies, cabbage rolls, meat buns, arepas, empanadas, jamaican patties, samosas, pizza, hamburgers, fries and soups, stews, sandwiches, salads etc.
Vendors also sell high quality goods, services and art:
-painting, photography, wood engravings, cards and other art
-one of a kind designed jewelry, clothing, ceramics, utensils, knife sharpening services, too.
-natural body care and home cleaning products, home furnishings, games, and more!
We are the only Make It, Bake It, Grow It market in Manitoba that inspects each business to ensure Local Lives Here.
We are proud to be part of the Manitoba Food Currency Program!
Be sure to check out our annual events:
-May Long Weekend: Outdoor Opener
-July – Canada Day / Fireworks at 10:30 pm!
-December – Holiday Markets
-Winter holidays – Youth Market for Young Entrepreneurs
St. Norbert Farmers’ Market is proud of our history in St. Norbert, Manitoba.
To find out more about SNFM, check out our website: https://stnorbertfarmersmarket.ca/about/
If you would like to vend at our market, please apply here: https://stnorbertfarmersmarket.ca/vending-at-the-market/
The Market starts July 10 and runs every Friday until September 4, 2020.
Hours of operation: 10:00am-3:00pm
The RHFM was started by a small group of eco-minded folks at St Andrew’s River Heights United Church. It is a joint project between the Church and Corydon Community Centre. The RHFM has grown into one that offers a wide selection of locally grown produce, flowers, fruit and more. It also features a variety of locally made baked goods, art, crafts and jewelry.
RHFM’s vision for the future is to remain a quality, welcoming neighbourhood market where area residents can purchase locally grown farm products and goods created by Manitoba artisans.
Floodway Gardens is a U-Pick vegetable farm just 10 kilometers north of Winnipeg that has been a family run operation since the mid 1970’s. 2024 marks our 49th year serving Winnipeg and the surrounding area. Since it’s beginning, Floodway Gardens has been growing vegetables using only sustainable, natural methods. The U-Pick advantage allows customers to get the freshest possible vegetables, right from the plant, in large or small quantities. Come visit this summer for a great experience and load up on the tastiest vegetables for pickling, canning, freezing and fresh eating.
Season: mid-July until early September
Located just outside of the south perimeter, Almost Urban Vegetables is now a 70-member CSA that has grown to feed over four times the number of people Marilyn and Bruce sold to when they started selling shares back in 2009. From the beginning, the couple has welcomed helpers and interns, sharing their own knowledge and farming lessons with those who want to learn more. They also raise laying hens and pastured poultry, the latter of which are fertilizing their back fields to prep them for future plantings a long-term plan already in action!
In the spring of 2006, Marilyn, Bruce, and their three sons sold their home in Kitchener, Ontario, put their favourite possessions in storage, and started a five month adventure in learning. The goal was to give the family a chance to see and learn about their own country, while developing skills and knowledge related to organic growing. The trip started with a two-week permaculture course for Marilyn, followed by an extended WWOOFing experience. This was the beginning of the next chapter of their life a fresh start with the ultimate goal of finding a home where they could grow food for their family, feel connected to a community, and turn it all into a livelihood. The family worked with and visited nearly 30 farms across Western Canada throughout a six-month period, before choosing to settle in Manitoba.
Having both grown up in the Winnipeg area, Leanne and Philip moved to their farm 20 years ago to raise their three children in a rural setting while maintaining connections with family in the city. Leanne continued to work full-time while Philip was a stay-at-home dad before their children were old enough for school, encouraging them later in 4-H projects they tested out right on the farm!
The family started by growing food for themselves, finding diet alternatives such as goat milk products interesting, and became the most popular parents in their children’s friend circles after somehow hosting three birthday parties in a row in which animals on their farm were birthing that same day. As the couple’s collection of hilarious, strange and trying experiences with their animals began to grow, they named their farm in honor of their approach, Fenez Follies Farm, which they noted was to also reflect the fact that they entered the endeavour without much experience in farming.
After offering a summer CSA along with multiple meats and eggs, Leanne and Philip are taking a break to concentrate on family and other pursuits so have cut back on production.
