Farmer’s Markets Laurentians and Townships

Last weekend I finally managed to stop by the Val David Farmer’s market. It was one of the markets on the leading edge of the resurgence of small public market days in Quebec, and it is still my favourite. With over 60 vendors, it’s quite possibly one of the biggest markets as well.

My visit was brief since we were en-route to go canoeing, but I did manage to stop by some of my favourite stalls to pick up treats for the paddle. My friend was even able to find gluten-free waffles for breakfast while I chowed down on an organic chocolatine from Boulangerie Vagabonde.

Here is a list of some other markets in the Laurentians, Eastern Townships and Chateauguay Valley. As usual, if you know of any that I’m missing, please let me know. (You can also see my previous posts for a list of markets on the Island of Montreal and the surrounding suburbs.)

Laurentians

Val David Market
15, Rue de l’Académie
Saturdays 9am to 1pm
June 4th to October 1st
Indoor monthly during the winter

Marché Mont-Tremblant
Gare du Village, 2007 Chemin du Village
Saturdays, 9am to 1pm
July 3rd to September 2nd

Marché Ste-Anne-des-Plaines
139 boul Ste-Anne
Saturdays 9am to 2pm
June 18th to October 1st

Marché St-Jerome
Place de la Gare (Train Station)
Tuesdays 6am to 5pm
Fridays 6am to 9pm
Saturdays 6am to 4pm
April 1st to November 30th

Eastern Townships and Chateauguay Valley

Marché public de Drummondville
445 St-Jean
Tuesdays and Fridays 7am to 7pm
Mid-May to Mid-October
Indoor year-round on Fridays

Marché Public de St-Hyacinthe
1555 des Cascades
daily

Marché Public de Knowlton/Lac Brome
48 Maple, Knowlton, Lca Brome
Saturdays 8:30am t0 1pm
Mid-June to early October

Marché Champetre de Melbourne
1257 route 243, Melbourne
Saturdays 9am to 3pm
Mid-June until Mid-September

Huntingdon Farmer’s Market
Adult Education Centre, 24 York St
Saturdays 9am to 1pm
May 7th to October 1st