By Jenny Holly Hansen | Langley News | May 23, 2026

There’s something special about summer market season in the Lower Mainland. Every weekend, communities across Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley come alive with rows of fresh produce, handmade goods, local musicians, food trucks, and neighbours reconnecting in the sunshine. Farmers markets have become much more than a place to shop — they’re gathering places that celebrate local agriculture, small businesses, and community connection.

Whether you’re searching for organic produce, artisan baking, handcrafted gifts, or simply looking for a relaxing way to spend a summer afternoon, here are some of the best farmers markets happening across the Lower Mainland this season.

Langley Community Farmers Market – Langley

Dates: Wednesdays & Thursdays throughout summer
Cost: Free admission

The Langley Community Farmers Market has become one of the Fraser Valley’s most popular summer traditions. This year features two locations — Douglas Park and Langley Events Centre — bringing even more opportunities to shop local throughout the week. Visitors can expect fresh BC-grown produce, flowers, artisan baking, handmade crafts, live music, and community entertainment.

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Langley Community Farmers Market

Haney Farmers Market – Maple Ridge

Dates: Saturdays, May through October
Cost: Free admission

Located beside Memorial Peace Park, the Haney Farmers Market has become a cornerstone event in Maple Ridge during the summer months. The market features local farms, prepared foods, artisan vendors, live entertainment, and seasonal produce from across the Fraser Valley. It’s one of the largest and most established markets east of Vancouver.

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Haney Farmers Market

Trout Lake Farmers Market – Vancouver

Dates: Saturdays through October
Cost: Free admission

Trout Lake Farmers Market remains one of Vancouver’s most iconic outdoor markets. Known for its incredible variety of local produce, gourmet foods, artisan products, and food trucks, the market has been operating since 1995 and continues to attract thousands of visitors throughout the summer. The atmosphere blends local food culture with live entertainment and community energy.

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Vancouver Farmers Market Information

Kitsilano Farmers Market – Vancouver

Dates: Sundays, May through November
Cost: Free admission

The Kitsilano Farmers Market offers a perfect Sunday stop for anyone looking to stock up on fresh produce, gourmet treats, baked goods, and handcrafted products. Located in one of Vancouver’s most vibrant neighbourhoods, the market combines local shopping with a relaxed community atmosphere close to the beach and surrounding cafés.

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Kitsilano Farmers Market Details

False Creek Farmers Market – Vancouver

Dates: Thursdays throughout summer
Cost: Free admission

Set in Olympic Village near the waterfront, the False Creek Farmers Market offers a midweek market experience with fresh produce, local farms, coffee vendors, prepared foods, and artisan goods. The location makes it especially popular for after-work visits and evening walks along False Creek.

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False Creek Farmers Market Information

Surrey Urban Farmers Market – Surrey

Dates: Saturdays through October
Cost: Free admission

The Surrey Urban Farmers Market continues to grow as one of Surrey’s leading community events. Visitors can explore local produce, baked goods, artisan vendors, handmade products, and live entertainment while supporting small businesses and regional farms. The market emphasizes sustainability and community engagement throughout the season.

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Surrey Urban Farmers Market

Coquitlam Farmers Market – Coquitlam

Dates: Sundays through October
Cost: Free admission

The Coquitlam Farmers Market offers one of the Tri-Cities’ best selections of fresh produce, local meats, artisan baking, and prepared foods. Families can enjoy live entertainment, local musicians, and a welcoming atmosphere that makes the market a regular weekend destination throughout the summer.

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BC Farmers Market Trail – Coquitlam Market

Ladner Village Market – Delta

Dates: Select Sundays during summer
Cost: Free admission

The Ladner Village Market transforms downtown Ladner into one of the largest open-air markets in Western Canada. Visitors can explore hundreds of vendors offering local produce, handmade crafts, food trucks, artisan goods, and live entertainment stretching throughout the village streets. It’s one of the Lower Mainland’s signature summer market experiences.

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Ladner Village Market Details

Fort Langley Village Farmers Market – Fort Langley

Dates: Seasonal weekends throughout summer
Cost: Free admission

Set in the historic village of Fort Langley, this market blends small-town charm with local agriculture and artisan culture. Visitors can browse farm-fresh produce, handmade products, baked goods, local wine, and craft beverages while enjoying one of the most picturesque communities in the Fraser Valley.

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Fort Langley Village Farmers Market

Port Moody Farmers Market – Port Moody

Dates: Sundays throughout summer
Cost: Free admission

Located near Rocky Point Park and Brewers Row, the Port Moody Farmers Market combines fresh produce, artisan foods, local vendors, and live music in one of the most scenic waterfront communities in Metro Vancouver. Many visitors pair the market with walks along the inlet or visits to local breweries afterward.

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Port Moody Market Information

White Rock Farmers Market – White Rock

Dates: Sundays during summer
Cost: Free admission

With ocean views just steps away, the White Rock Farmers Market offers one of the most relaxing shopping experiences in the Lower Mainland. The market features local produce, flowers, baked goods, artisan products, and prepared foods while drawing both locals and visitors to the waterfront community each weekend.

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White Rock Market Information

Final Thoughts

Farmers markets have become one of the defining experiences of summer in the Lower Mainland. Beyond the fresh produce and artisan shopping, they create spaces where communities connect, musicians perform, families gather, and local businesses thrive.

From Vancouver’s busy urban markets to the quieter charm of Fort Langley and White Rock, every market offers its own personality and atmosphere. Whether you’re planning weekend outings, supporting local farms, or simply looking for a great cup of coffee and a sunny afternoon walk, there’s a market happening somewhere across the Lower Mainland nearly every day of the week.

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