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Please see below for how our local markets will be operating this season during COVID-19
Farmers' Markets offer freshly picked, in season produce is at its peak in flavour and nutrition, as well as other wonderful products. It is a great way to support your local farmers, community, and the economy.
Meet your local farmers, learn about foods grown in your area and catch up with friends and neighbours while stocking up with local goods. Read more about the local farmers' markets in Guelph and Wellington County below.
| Aberfoyle Farmers' Market |
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No market on location for 2020. Purchase directly from farmers’ market vendors at www.afma.ca Saturday | 8:00 am - 1:00 pm Food you love...farmers you know. Come taste the best of the region and chat with our friendly growers and producers in our spacious open air pavilion. Fully accessible facility. Free parking and an ATM available on-site. 23 Brock Road South, Aberfoyle |
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Elora Farmers' Market |
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Summer (May 30 - October 31, 2020) Winter (November 7 - December 19) Online orders encouraged – walk-through option available. Online orders close Thursdays at noon for Saturday pick-up. Additional foods can be purchased directly at market. Saturday | 9:00 am - 1:00 pm When people come to the Elora Farmers' Market, they not only find great local foods, treats and artisanal products, they find each other too! The market is a true community hub and our customers' energy is what makes the market so special. Come on out and meet the people who grow your food! 226.821.5536 |
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Erin Farmers' Market |
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Online orders for market pick-up or walk-through option available. Online orders close Thursdays at noon. Friday | 3:00 pm - 7:00 pm Delicious and local! Local food, fresh ideas in the Town of Erin. One stop destination! Rain or shine. 109 Main Street, Erin (McMillan Park) |
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Guelph Farmers' Market |
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Re-opening July 4, back lot open. Online orders with pick up at vendor tables, or walk-through. Indoor market will resume September 5 2020. Saturday | 7:00 am - 12:00 pm One of Guelph’s oldest and well-loved community spaces offers fresh local food, artisanal products and a friendly, welcoming atmosphere year round. Guelph Farmers’ Market continues a tradition of pride and community building supporting the local economy, sustainability and entrepreneurship. Gordon Street at Waterloo Avenue, Guelph 519.822.1260 x 2244 |
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Minto Farmers' Market |
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Open June 26 - September 26, 2020 as a regular walk-through market. Saturday | 9:00 am - 12:00 pm "Fresh Local Real" - featuring 100% locally grown/produced products! Come connect with community at the Minto Farmers' Market! 164 William Street, Palmerston (Palmerston Railway Heritage Museum) 519.338.2511 x 242 |
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Rockwood Farmers' Market |
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Online orders for market pick-up or delivery. Wednesday | 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm The Rockwood Farmers' Market offers a large assortment of fresh produce, local meats and cheeses, prepared and frozen meals, local artisans as well as youth vendors. Our market is a unique community centric, family oriented place to visit each week. Offering live music, fresh foods for dinner and many kids activities. 100 Rockmosa Drive, Rockwood (Rockmosa Community Centre) 519.831.3106 |
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Wellington North Farmers' Market |
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Open June 20 - September 26, 2020 as a regular walk-through market. Saturday | 8:00 am - 12:00 pm Buy top quality farm fresh products including produce, baked goods, preserves and handcrafted items directly from the producers while enjoying the atmosphere of Wellington North's Culture. 320 King Street East, Mount Forest (Victory Community Centre) 519.848.3620 x 4234 |
Open June 26 - September 26, 2020
Open June 10 - October 7, 2020 online and walk-through option available.
Farmers' Markets Ontario
Why do people love Ontario Farmers' Markets? SHOPPERS love them because they can buy top-quality farm-fresh products directly from the person who produced them. FARMERS love them because they’re fun and let them connect with consumers who love what they sell. COMMUNITIES love them because they bring people together and can turn once-deserted areas into hives of activity. Read more.
