Check this page regularly for updated news and information about the City Market Downtown on 104th.

We Want Your Opinion

The Edmonton Downtown Farmers’ Market Association Board of Directors is contemplating expanding the City Market season into the winter months and is considering two potential indoor venues for this purpose. The summer market will continue to operate outdoors in its current location on 104 Street.

We would like to hear your opinions on this. So, please take a few moments to fill out our online customer survey. We thank you in advance for your input!

Click here to take the survey >>

Support the Market

City Market re-usable bags are available for sale at the Information Tent every Saturday. Just $5.00 gets you a great re-usable shopping bag and shows your support for the City Market.

Are you interested in volunteering for the City Market this season or next season? Please contact us, tell us a little bit about yourself. We are looking for a few outgoing personalities to help out on Market Saturdays.

Festival Fun at the Market

Mark your calendars. In addition to all the great food and products from our Market vendors, here is a list of the fun festivals that will be featured at the City Market during the 2010 season:

• May 15 - Chinese Festival, Chinese Lion and Dragon Dance
• June 12 - Portuguese Festival, National Day, Dance and Performance
• July 31 - Cook Book Festival, Recipes from Chefs, featuring local ingredients, producers
• August 28 - Italian Festival Dance and Performance
• September 18 - Ukrainian Festival Dance and Performance

Become a Market vendor

We are always looking to add new vendors and the 2010 Vendor Application is now available. Click here to learn more about becoming a City Market vendor.

Reasons to shop local

• Food grown locally tastes better.
• Local food does not travel from far away. So, the produce is crisp and the meat is fresh and the baked goods are loaded with flavour!
• You help support local businesses and families. The money farmers and other vendors make goes directly to them.
• Buying local food and products builds community. You’ll get to meet & build a relationship with the people who make, bake and grow your food and create the products that enhance your home and life.