Farmers Markets In The Hills
Farmers markets in the Headwaters Region are the best place to find the freshest local food and the work of area artisans.
It’s market season in the hills as local producers pitch their tents and present their wares, everything from meat and produce to baked goods, preserves and crafts. Check individual websites for details on special events at each venue throughout the spring and summer or What’s On, our community calendar of events.
Farmers Markets In The Hills and Headwaters Region
Note: Dates, times and market locations may vary year to year.
Please check websites for information updates.
ORANGEVILLE
Orangeville Summer Farmers Market
Second St and Broadway
Saturdays 8am–1pm, May 3 to Oct 18
Orangeville Winter Farmers Market
Inside Orangeville Town Hall
Second St and Broadway
Saturdays 9am–1pm, Nov to April
orangevillefarmersmarket.ca
ERIN
Thursdays 3pm–6:30pm, June 19 to Sep 25
Erin Fairgrounds, 184 Main St, Erin
erinfarmersmarket.ca
GRAND VALLEY
June 18, July 16, August 20 and September 17 from 3–8pm
Elizabeth Taylor Pavilion, 32 Water St, Grand Valley
Facebook: Grand Valley Farmers Market
CREEMORE
Summer Farmers Market and Artisan Market: Sat 9am–1pm, May 17 to Oct 25
Station on the Green Parking Lot, 10 Caroline St East, Creemore
creemorefarmersmarket.ca
Indigenous Market and Celebration Gathering: Jun 8, 10am–2pm
Station on the Green, 10 Caroline St E, Creemore
creemorefarmersmarket.ca
ALLISTON
Sundays 9am-2pm, June 22 to Sept 21
Centre St & Victoria St.
allistonbia.com
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