Market Location
1767 Island Hwy
Between Juan de Fuca Library and Juan de Fuca Pool
Click to see a map.
Time of the Market
Every Wednesday (rain or shine) June 3 to September 30th 2009 from 4-7 pm
Contact the Market Manager
GO-LOCAL Tomato Challenge
Several events, some at the Colwood Market, are part of the Colwood 2009 Tomato Challege.
click for the GO-LOCAL page
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Enjoy fresh local food and entertainment, art, craft and community at the Colwood Farmers' Market.
The market will be opening for our 2nd season at a fabulous new location -- the centrally located Juan de Fuca Recreation Centre in Colwood! Look for us between the JDF Library and the fitness/pool on a lovely landscaped site.
We're easy to access from the Galloping Goose Regional Trail, close to public transit at the Western Exchange, and by car off Ocean Boulevard or the Island Highway.
The Colwood Farmers' Market takes place every Wednesday evening from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m., starting June 3rd and running to September 30, 2009.
Our urban evening market promotes a sustainable GO LOCAL lifestyle by showcasing and selling delicious and nutritious locally grown and produced foods, handcrafted health and beauty items, and a host of other products and services to help grow a greener WestShore.
Join us for a Taste of the WestShore!
Join the Market!
We are always looking for more vendors to contribute to the Market.
Please check out our Vendors and Music page for information regarding the Colwood Market 2009 Season, including an application form and the times and locations for vendor reviews.
Events
GO LOCAL Tomato Challenge Events are scheduled for --Sunday, May 31, 2009 Click the tomato at the right for more information on these events. |
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Island Chefs' Collaborative Local Food Festival
--Sunday, May 31, 2009, noon to 4 pm
--www.iccbc.ca for more info
--visit the Colwood Market table at this event
Climate Action T-shirts are now available
Visit the Go Local page to find out where you can get these organic, sweatshop-free T-shirts and support Climate Action West Shore. |
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