Rain or shine, we'll be at the Bergen Hall 10am-1pm every Saturday until Sept 10. Fresh local produce, preserves, fine handcrafts, Bergen beef, sourdough baking and lots more. See you there? Rated #1 FARMERS' MARKET in the Albertan's "Readers' Choice" Awards 2021.
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We’re reaching peak summer vibes here in Toronto, making it the perfect time for a high-energy salsa festival right on the beach. Toronto’s Salsa on the Beach kicks off this Saturday and it’ll be a celebration full of music, dance, and togetherness.

The free event will run from the afternoon to the evening on both Saturday and Sunday, with a full lineup of live performances, dance performances, and lessons.

You’ll get to learn how to dance salsa and bachata while listening to the sounds of DJs and Latin bands.

Salsa on the Beach will be held at Woodbine Park right next to the boardwalk, so you can hit the beach for some sun-tanning and volleyball in between songs.

The Andrew Farmers' Market is a busy little upbeat market that takes place every Saturday from May until October. So many great homemade wares, treats, Alberta fresh produce and so much more! Come on out to Andrew to see for yourself!
Home of the world's largest mallard duck!

Located at the Andrew Arena

The Bentley Farmers' Market is home to a large variety of vendors.

The Bentley Farmers' Market runs May long weekend until September long weekend, Saturdays 2pm-4pm.

From Alberta-grown fresh produce to the most delicious cherries that BC has to offer, home made baking to everything pickled and preserved, gorgeous homemade jewelry to artisan crafted bath and beauty products, we have something for everyone and so much more!!

We are a small town with a big heart and our Big Market proves it!!

The Nanton United Church Farmers’ Market is conveniently on Saturdays from 9 am-1 pm runnung all summer - June 18 to October 1
Located in the United Church parking lot on Highway 2 south. If you’re on Highway 2 north, turn left or park at the Fresh Mart across from the grain elevators.

The Farmers’ Market is populated with vendors selling homemade or home grown products: fresh produce, jams, artisanal products, and more.

Dont forget to give yourself time to walk around town and check out the businesses and other attractions.

Join us on the Bill Thorpe Walking Bridge in Fredericton, New Brunswick for a festival of the spirits! Give back to the community while you watch the sun go down over the mighty Saint John River.

Come support Rotary's community projects while enjoying mead, beer and cider, live music, and food from some of New Brunswick's best!

Beer, cider, and mead are included, as is a custom BotB sampling glass that will be provided to you on entry. Sample one or sample them all, it's up to you. (Please drink responsibly!).