Kimberley Farmers’ Market

Kimberley / Kukamaʔnam or ʔaknuqⱡuⱡam ʔamakʔis

Kukamaʔnam or ʔaknuqⱡuⱡam ʔamakʔis - "Land of the Eagle" in Ktunaxa.

Photo credit: BC Farmers' Market Trail & Anice Wong
Photo credit: BC Farmers' Market Trail & Anice Wong
Photo credit: BC Farmers' Market Trail & Anice Wong
Photo credit: BC Farmers' Market Trail & Anice Wong
Photo credit: BC Farmers' Market Trail & Anice Wong
Photo credit: BC Farmers' Market Trail & Anice Wong
Photo credit: BC Farmers' Market Trail & Anice Wong
Photo credit: BC Farmers' Market Trail & Anice Wong
Photo credit: BC Farmers' Market Trail & Anice Wong
Photo credit: BC Farmers' Market Trail & Anice Wong
Photo credit: BC Farmers' Market Trail & Anice Wong
Photo credit: BC Farmers' Market Trail & Anice Wong
Photo credit: BC Farmers' Market Trail & Anice Wong
Photo credit: BC Farmers' Market Trail & Anice Wong

An integral part of the community fabric.

Tucked between the Purcell and Rocky Mountains, the pretty little town of Kimberley hosts the Kimberley Farmers’ Market in the heart of its downtown.

Every Thursday evening in the summer, live music permeates the pedestrian-only street as locals, visitors, food producers, and artisans gather just steps from the iconic Platzl and its restaurants and shops. A saunter through the crowd reveals local bakers, farmers, visual artists, ready-to-eat food, and beautifully crafted goods.

More than a market, it’s a lively community meeting place where conversations, activities, talks, stories, and art weave together with fresh produce and handmade creations. Now an integral part of Kimberley’s community fabric, the market is a perfect place to connect, explore, and enjoy the charm of this picturesque mountain town, perfect to kick off the weekend!

We are grateful to be able to live and play here, and would like to acknowledge that Kimberley (k̓ukamaʔnam) and our surrounding lands are located on the unceded traditional territory of the Ktunaxa (? amak?is) Nation.

This market participates in the BC Farmers' Market Nutrition Coupon Program.

Getting There

Howard Street is closed between Deer Park Ave & Kimberley Ave, and the market space continues east towards Wallinger St, with our Bike Valet, and into the downtown Platzl.
Howard St. between Kimberley Ave. and Wallinger Ave.
Kimberley, BC
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  • Bike Lockup
  • Parking Within 5-minute Walk
  • Street Parking

Hours

Summer
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Getting There Sustainably

Market Products

  • Alcohol - Beer, Wine, Cider, Liquor
  • Artisans / Crafters
  • Baking
  • Food Trucks + Beverage
  • Fruits / Vegetables
  • Honey
  • Plants
  • Preserves + Prepared Foods

Features

  • Dog-Friendly
  • Kids Area
  • Live Music
  • Seating Area
  • Some Vendors Accept BC Farmers' Market Nutrition Coupon
  • Wheelchair Accessible
Payment
  • ATM Within 5-minute Walk
  • 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.

Highlights

Farm Vendor

William Tell Family Estate

William Tell Family Estate is a mixed orchard growing a variety of apples, pears, peaches, plums, and apricots, and three types of Pinot Noir grapes. The sloping hills on the property make it one of the warmest parts of the Creston Valley. Young farmer Dave Mutch and his family sell their fresh fruit directly to local communities, and use some of their apples and pears to produce Mad Trapper Old Fashioned Apple Cider and William Tell, Sparkling Old Fashioned Apple and Pear Cider.

Find William Tell Family Estate at the following farmers’ markets: Cranbrook Farmers’ Market, Creston Valley Farmers’ Market, Kimberly Farmers’ Market

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