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West End Farmers Market: Fresh Finds Every Saturday in Vancouver
If you're looking to enjoy local flavors, handmade goods, and the lively spirit of Vancouver, don’t miss the West End Farmers Market, held every Saturday from 9 am to 2 pm, May through October at 1100 Comox Street.
What to Expect at West End Farmers Market
This popular market is a weekend favorite for locals and tourists alike. Nestled between lush trees and peaceful city parks, you’ll find:
- Fresh produce from local farms around Vancouver
- Homemade baked goods, artisan cheeses, and specialty snacks
- Craft vendors selling pottery, soap, and eco-friendly products
- Coffee trucks and food stalls serving everything from espresso to gluten-free meals
- Live music and community booths that add to the neighborhood vibe
The market is dog-friendly and family-friendly, with plenty of green space to relax and enjoy your snacks under the trees. You’ll also see residents walking their dogs, families doing their weekly shopping, and friends catching up over locally roasted coffee.
A True Local Experience
West End Farmers Market isn’t just about shopping—it’s about connection. You’ll chat with farmers who grow your food, discover new local brands, and support Vancouver’s vibrant community of small businesses and artisans.
FAQ About West End Farmers Market
What else can I do around the West End Farmers Market?
The market is located at the corner of Bute and Comox Street, right between two of Vancouver’s most vibrant areas: Davie Street and Robson Street. You’ll find a wide variety of restaurants, coffee shops, bakeries, and local boutiques. English Bay is also within walking distance if you want to continue exploring after your visit.
Is there a dog park nearby?
Yes! Nelson Park, which runs along Comox Street, has a dedicated off-leash dog area. It’s a great place to let your dog run while you relax on one of the many benches and enjoy a snack or coffee from the market.
Is the market stroller and wheelchair friendly?
Yes, the market is flat and accessible, making it easy to navigate with strollers or wheelchairs.
Do vendors accept card payments?
Most vendors accept debit or credit cards, but it’s a good idea to bring some cash just in case.
Is parking available?
Street parking is available in the neighborhood, though it can be limited. Walking, biking, or taking transit is often the easiest way to visit.
Are there public washrooms nearby?
Yes, there's a public washroom located in Nelson Park right beside the market. Additionally, several nearby cafés just a few blocks away also offer restroom access for customers.
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