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Farmers' Markets

Farmers' Markets

Exploring Summerland’s Farmers' Markets

Summerland’s farmers' markets are more than just places to shop—they're community gatherings.

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Farmers' Markets

The Okanagan Valley is buzzing with farmers' markets, offering the freshest produce, homemade baked goods, and unique handmade crafts.

Summerland, British Columbia, is a community deeply connected to its agricultural roots.

: The Summerland Rotary Sunday Market typically runs from 9 AM to 1 PM on Sundays during the summer months. It's a great way to spend a Sunday morning exploring local vendors.

: The Summerland Tuesday District Market operates on Tuesdays from 8 AM to 1 PM, generally starting in May and continuing through September. It’s a great mid-week stop for fresh fruits, vegetables, and other local products.

: At both the Sunday and Tuesday markets, you’ll find a variety of local products such as seasonal fruits, vegetables, honey, artisanal baked goods, handmade crafts, and jams. The markets also showcase local artisans and feature ready-to-eat food options from food trucks.

: Yes, many vendors at both markets offer organic produce. You can find organic fruits, vegetables, and even organic honey from local farms, making it a great place to shop for health-conscious options.

: Yes, Summerland is surrounded by fruit stands and U-pick farms, such as Dickinson Family Farm, which offers a U-pick experience for cherries and the Summerland Strawberry Farm for strawberries and raspberries. Additionally, Little Acre Fruit Stand, Blossom Fruit Stand, and Trout Creek Fruit Stand provides a variety of fresh produce, including peaches, nectarines, and more.

: Some local wineries participate in the markets, offering wine tastings and sales. Additionally, you can find ciders and other craft beverages from nearby producers. However, availability may vary depending on the season and specific vendors.

: Most vendors accept both credit cards and cash, but it's a good idea to carry cash as not all vendors may have card processing options. There are also nearby ATMs for your convenience.

: Both the Sunday and Tuesday markets are pet-friendly, but it's advised to keep your pets on a leash and clean up after them. Many vendors enjoy meeting well-behaved dogs, and some even offer treats for furry friends.

: Absolutely. In addition to fresh produce, the markets host local artisans who sell handmade items like pottery, textiles, and jewellery, providing unique gifts and souvenirs.