Comox Valley Farmers’ Market – Winter
Courtenay / K'ómoks
K'ómoks - The Comox Valley is an anglicization of the word K'ómoks meaning "the land of plenty", or “plentiful, rich, wealthy”.
A year-round gathering place in support of community growers.
The Comox Valley Farmers’ Market has been a community institution since a group of local growers organized in 1992 and began selling their produce directly to their friends and neighbours. Over 25 years later, a handful of original vendors are now joined by dozens of new food producers every Saturday October – April the market moves indoors to the Native Son’s Hall.
Vendors at this market provide everything needed to fill a pantry – from farm fresh produce and locally produced food items, to beef, chicken, and turkey and seasonal bison, rabbit, duck, goose, and tuna.
We respectfully acknowledge that the land we gather on is on the Unceded Traditional Territory of the K’ómoks First Nation, the traditional keepers of this land.
This market participates in the BC Farmers' Market Nutrition Coupon Program.
Getting There
Native Sons Hall, Next to the Sid Williams Theatre; Across the street from Gladstones Brewing and Courtenay and District Museum and Palaeontology Centre;
360 Cliffe Ave.
Courtenay, BC
V9N 2H9
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- Bike Lockup
- Close to Public Transit
- Designated Accessible Parking Space
- Plenty of On-Site Parking
- Street Parking
Hours
This market closes for the 2 weeks coinciding with the Christmas Holiday Season (end of December and Beginning of January), before starting again in January.
Getting There Sustainably
By Bike
By Public Transportation
By Carshare
By Boat
Market Products
- Alcohol - Beer, Wine, Cider, Liquor
- Baking
- Dairy
- Food Trucks + Beverage
- Fruits / Vegetables
- Honey
- Meat
- Plants
- Preserves + Prepared Foods
- Seafood
Features
- Some Vendors Accept BC Farmers' Market Nutrition Coupon
- ATM Within 5-minute Walk
- Cash Accepted
- Market Money or Cash
- Some Vendors Accept Debit and/or Credit Card
Contact
Interested in selling at this Farmers' Market? Please contact the market directly for more information.