Meet me at the Market Open every Saturday, year-round, from 8am - 1pm, featuring over 65 unique local food, drink and craft vendors, and welcoming over 2500 customers! The Halifax Brewery Market Cooperative, a member-run not-for-profit coop, hosts a weekly year-round farmers market every Saturday in the historic Alexander Keith's building hidden along Lower Water […]
The Halifax Farmers’ Market was created by Royal Proclamation in June 1750, a year after Halifax's founding. The Governor and Council designated a site for the Market—the present-day Bank of Montreal building. For 50 years, this flesh, meat, or cattle market, as it was known, sold produce as well as livestock delivered from Acadian farms […]
Welcome to Atlantic Canada’s Oldest and Largest Flea MarketThis is your all-time favourite Market. At our Market, you will find Jewelry, Clothing, Handbags, Home Decor, Produce, Baked Goods, Tools, Collectibles, Royal Doultons, Sports Cards, Antiques, and much, much more. Treasures for everyone! Become a Vendor For table bookings and more information, please phone 902-463-1406.You can also follow the […]
A weekly flea market with a bit of funky flair
Tables are $30 and admission is free for the public. There are a variety of vendors. The focus is on local crafters
A weekly market with a focus on crafters and local sellers
A farmers market with some craft tables
Come see what the Halifax Forum Farmer’s Market has to offer!Vendor tables for farmers, craftspeople and prepared food specialists. Become a Vendor Interested in becoming a vendor? Do you make, grown or produce art, crafts, food, farm products, spirits or something else of interest? If so, we would love to hear from you! To apply: Kindly […]
Meet me at the Market Open every Saturday, year-round, from 8am - 1pm, featuring over 65 unique local food, drink and craft vendors, and welcoming over 2500 customers! The Halifax Brewery Market Cooperative, a member-run not-for-profit coop, hosts a weekly year-round farmers market every Saturday in the historic Alexander Keith's building hidden along Lower Water […]
The Halifax Farmers’ Market was created by Royal Proclamation in June 1750, a year after Halifax's founding. The Governor and Council designated a site for the Market—the present-day Bank of Montreal building. For 50 years, this flesh, meat, or cattle market, as it was known, sold produce as well as livestock delivered from Acadian farms […]
Welcome to Atlantic Canada’s Oldest and Largest Flea MarketThis is your all-time favourite Market. At our Market, you will find Jewelry, Clothing, Handbags, Home Decor, Produce, Baked Goods, Tools, Collectibles, Royal Doultons, Sports Cards, Antiques, and much, much more. Treasures for everyone! Become a Vendor For table bookings and more information, please phone 902-463-1406.You can also follow the […]
A weekly flea market with a bit of funky flair
From their facebook listing: Join us for a day filled with local handmade treasures, artisanal delights, and a vibrant atmosphere buzzing with creativity and fun. Sunday, October 13th 2024Spryfield Lions […]
Tables are $30 and admission is free for the public. There are a variety of vendors. The focus is on local crafters
A weekly market with a focus on crafters and local sellers
A farmers market with some craft tables
Come see what the Halifax Forum Farmer’s Market has to offer!Vendor tables for farmers, craftspeople and prepared food specialists. Become a Vendor Interested in becoming a vendor? Do you make, grown or produce art, crafts, food, farm products, spirits or something else of interest? If so, we would love to hear from you! To apply: Kindly […]
Meet me at the Market Open every Saturday, year-round, from 8am - 1pm, featuring over 65 unique local food, drink and craft vendors, and welcoming over 2500 customers! The Halifax Brewery Market Cooperative, a member-run not-for-profit coop, hosts a weekly year-round farmers market every Saturday in the historic Alexander Keith's building hidden along Lower Water […]
The Halifax Farmers’ Market was created by Royal Proclamation in June 1750, a year after Halifax's founding. The Governor and Council designated a site for the Market—the present-day Bank of Montreal building. For 50 years, this flesh, meat, or cattle market, as it was known, sold produce as well as livestock delivered from Acadian farms […]
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