From misty Haida Gwaii, to the Skeena River, volcanic valleys, glacial lakes and snowy mountains—enjoy the view of each market you visit.
Each farmers’ market is a reflection of its location, offering unique products from birch syrup and haskap berries, to candied salmon, and wild mushrooms. Visit the 12 farmers’ markets in the region, and while you’re there, fill up your bag with freshly harvested greens, flavourful preserves, heritage grains, and fresh baked bread.
This vast region of Northern British Columbia extends up to the Yukon/Alaska border with sweeping glaciated valleys, volcanic rock formations, towering mountain ranges and mist-shrouded coast. Northern BC is also home to the ancient Great Bear Rainforest, and the Haida Gwaii archipelago.
What’s in Season in Northern BC
Mushrooms
Packed with over a dozen minerals and vitamins, mushrooms are a great way to boost nutrition – and flavour – in your meals. There are hundreds of available farmed and foraged varieties to try – and also available dried for those winter months! Cook up some pink oyster or matsutake (pine mushrooms) in your favourite fish or seafood dish, or try fried portobello or shiitake with your next brunch.
What’s Fresh in this Region?
Fresh – kale, mushrooms. Storage/dried/frozen – apples, beets, cabbage, carrots, cucumber, garlic, leek, onion, parsnip, potatoes, pumpkin, rutabaga, squash, turnip, zucchini.Farmers' Markets
Featured Market Profile
Chetwynd Farmers Market
Chetwynd
The small market at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. A small but dedicated group of vendors bring local produce, baked goods, preserves, plants, and artisan crafts to the Chetwynd Recreation Centre every Sunday from April to September.
