Farmers’ Market

The Skeena Valley Farmers' Market has been in operation for over 19 years, and has really grown in the last ten years. Terrace is the furthest point north in BC where fruit trees can be grown, and the wares of the 70+ vendors aptly reflect the products of the fertile Skeena Valley.  Everything at this Market is home-grown, -made and -baked, and coming here on a Saturday morning is the social thing to do - think of it as a community living room!

Products run the gamut: fresh veggies; breads; lots of ethnic foods from local multicultural residents; fresh fish; canned foods; artworks; crafts and much more. One regular vendor is an organic farmer, another has a greenhouse and in the fall there's lots of garden produce. Unique heritage-type bedding plants are available in spring. The artisans make very distinctive products and the Market promotes local musicians—buskers often entertain—and there are community tables for fundraising and/or community information, and kids' activities are sometimes offered as well.

The Market is comfortable and welcoming to seniors, and a few of the vendors are seniors. Interestingly, many market vendors have moved on from here to start their own successful businesses.

The "Christmas Craft Sale" in November is always a big draw, featuring many regular market wares along with lots of Christmassy selections (baking, crafts, etc.) This sale takes place indoors at the Terrace Sportsplex.

The Farmers' Market is always busy, as both locals and tourists come to buy and socialize.

Availability: Open from May to October
Saturday 8:30 am - 1:00 pm 

Contact Info:

John Vink
Phone:
250.638.1521

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Events

Feb 22 2010 to Dec 27 2010

Regular Council Meeting

Regular Council Meetings are held in Chambers at 3215 Eby Street

Jun 20 2010 to Sep 26 2010

George Little House Sunday Flea Market

Come support Mills Memorial Hospital Auxiliary and search out unique finds on treasure laden tables.  Watch the VIA Rail train pull in with tourists from all over, make a mad dash to purchase a piece of Terrace and chat with the locals.

Jul 27 2010 to Sep 28 2010

Beautification Society Workbees

Every Tuesday evening through the spring and summer the Greater Terrace Beautification Society gets together to work on their various projects throughout the community.

Aug 07 2010 to Oct 31 2010

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