Thornhill, York County
Village Market at the Toronto Waldorf School
“The Market is open Saturdays only, year round from 8:30 am to 1:30 pm. We feature fresh organic produce all year round, with as much as possible locally grown.”
9100 Bathurst St. #1,
Thornhill, ON,
L4J 8C7
Phone: 416-875-4205 Email: info@villagemarket.ca
http://www.villagemarket.ca/
Stratford
“On their heritage farm near Stratford Lyle Renecker and his wife Teresa raise Ontario’s finest quality purebred Elk”
Stratford
“Stratford Farmers Market is… “One of the Oldest Markets in Ontario” Since 1855.
Open Every Saturday 7:00am to 12:00 noon
Convenient Bus Service to the area every 20 minutes
Lots of FREE Parking”
St. Marys
“newly created, federally licensed cheese plant located in St. Marys, Ontario. Our goal is to produce the highest quality, sheep cheeses and yogurts for natural food and specialty retailers and restaurateurs.”
St. Jacobs
“The vibrant agricultural heritage of Waterloo Region has helped make St. Jacobs Country’s authentic Farmers Markets popular attractions for local shoppers and visitors alike, all year around! Here, on the east and west side of Weber Street, you will find more than 600 vendors both indoors and out, in a colourful rural setting. Come and fill your market basket!”
St. George
“In Ontario, St. George, Brantview Apples & Cider
995 Brantview Farms became Brantview Apples and Cider. This transition was due to the fact that the farm focus became the orchard. In 1997 it became necessary to build a suitable facility to accommodate the growth of the business. More refrigerated storage space was needed as well as the decision to add more retail space. Weekly fresh pasteurized cider is pressed year round to accommodate the demand for the product. Annually, we press over 75000 liters of pasteurized apple cider.
Farmers’ Markets are now a way of life for the Howell Family. All produce and cider is either sold at Market or at the Farm. Year round, every Saturday you can find Brantview Apples and Cider at the Guelph Farmers’ Market on Gordon Street in Guelph, On. Seasonally, June through October, we can be found Fridays and Sundays at Square One Farmers’ Market, Hurontario Street, Mississauga, ON, and at Nathan Phillips Square at Toronto City Hall on Wednesdays. Over the last fifteen years, we have met many new friends through attending Markets. Many of these have stopped by the farm for a visit, or really to find out if we really are farmers.
In 2004, we added a Pick Your Own operation to Brantview Apples and Cider. We offer a free wagon ride to and from the orchard and our Gator is continuously roaming the picking areas to offer help and advice. We are open to the public for picking starting the weekend after Labour Day, then daily through the rest of September and all of October. After that, the crop is picked and we are open Fridays only through the end of May”
St. Clements
“Looking for pumpkins, raspberries, strawberries or fresh farm produce? Nauman Farm Market opens mid June for strawberries. Raspberries are ready for picking in July. Pumpkins, squash and gourds are available with the fall harvest.
Our farm store stocks jams, relishes, preserves, and baked goods from our Mennonite neighbours. Locally grown tomatoes, potatoes, apples and more are available when in season.”
St. Agatha
“Freshness Makes the Difference!”
has been our family’s business motto since 1964 when we began selling fresh sweet corn. Today, our motto still motivates us to grow and offer the freshest fruits and vegetables, baking and preserves possible.
We invite your family to come and taste the difference that freshness makes!”
Simcoe
“(6 varieties) of blueberries, strawberries, raspberries, pumpkins, gourds and squash.”
http://www.kentkreekberries.com/