This central market is directly adjacent to a busy bike path and is close to many transit lines, with Skytrain and Canada Line stops nearby. Shop fresh weekly for seasonal fruits & vegetables, ethically-raised meat, eggs, & dairy, fresh fish, craft beer, wine & spirits, artisanal prepared food and handmade crafts.

False Creek Farmers Market is located at Pacific Boulevard and Quebec St, right next to the seawall with a view of False Creek. This bustling area is just a short walk from Science World, with plenty of pedestrians and cyclists passing along the seawall. Shop fresh weekly for seasonal fruits & vegetables, ethically-raised meat, eggs, & dairy, fresh fish, craft beer, wine & spirits, artisanal prepared food and handmade craft. Food and coffee trucks onsite each week.

Seasonal fruits and vegetables, grass-fed meat, eggs, and dairy products, fresh fish, and artisanal prepared foods can be found here. Handmade crafts, as well as craft beer, wine, and spirits, are also sold. Food and coffee trucks participate too. The location next to a large playing field and water park make this a wonderful family-friendly market. Community tables featuring local initiatives and live entertainment keep adults occupied as well.

Mount Pleasant Farmers Market in Vancouver’s West End is where the locals head for a great selection of fresh farm products, artisanal food, craft beer, wine, and spirits, handmade crafts, and food truck fare. Held throughout the summer on Sundays at the edge of Dude Chilling Park, the location provides an ideal post-market picnic spot or playground date for families.

The Riley Park Winter Market inspired the establishment of a smaller summer version of this highly popular farmers market in Vancouver. Around 25 vendors bring a nice variety of products each week, with hot food and coffee trucks providing treats to enjoy as well. The summer market sits on the edge of a kid-friendly park, complete with zipline and outdoor bouldering wall, and a community garden and demonstration garden are also nearby so families can spend the whole day wandering around the area.

With over 25 years of bringing local food vendors directly to city folks, the Trout Lake Farmers’ Market features fresh seasonal fruits and vegetables, grass-fed meat, eggs, and dairy products, fresh fish, and artisanal prepared food to taste and take home. Handmade crafts, as well as craft beer, wine, and spirits, are available for purchase, with food and coffee trucks also on site.

A wide selection of fresh organic produce and its proximity to downtown Vancouver make this farmers’ market a popular destination.

This farmers’ market is located in Vancouver on a working farm at the University of British Columbia. Hosting local food vendors, craftspeople, live musicians, and various other hot and cold food and drink options, the Saturday market also provides the UBC Farm with the perfect opportunity to sell their certified organic produce, fruits, herbs, and flowers.

Situated on the unceded traditional territories of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), and səlilwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations, Salmon n’ Bannock is Vancouver’s only First Nations restaurant. Owned by Inez Cook (proud member of the Nuxalk Nation), Salmon n’ Bannock focuses on showcasing their Indigenous heritage with pride, using authentic flavours that the teams’ Grandmothers and Grandfathers used to create award-winning dishes. Guests can savour wild fish, free-range game meat, and bannock, all prepared and presented in a modern way.

The Indigenous-owned Wickaninnish Gallery is located in the heart of Granville Island, across the street from the world-famous Public Market in Vancouver, BC, on the ancestral lands of the xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish) and Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) nations. The Gallery showcases the artwork of many emerging and established Indigenous artists and is a favourite destination for local shoppers and international guests to select high-quality, affordable Indigenous art, gifts, moccasins, and hand-engraved sterling silver jewellery.

The Bill Reid Gallery is the only public Gallery in Canada dedicated to contemporary Indigenous Northwest Coast Art.

As a prominent institution located in downtown Vancouver, the gallery is committed to celebrating Haida master artist Bill Reid’s remarkable legacy and the rich artistic traditions of the Northwest Coast while fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation for contemporary Indigenous art. Visitors to the gallery can experience the Bill Reid SFU Art Collection and a series of dynamic exhibitions and programs showcasing contemporary Indigenous artists’ remarkable work. Their Gallery Shop features works and merchandise made by and/or designed by emerging and established Northwest Coast artists.

Cedar Root Gallery is a 100% Native-owned and operated retail store located inside the Vancouver Aboriginal Friendship Centre. It offers a large selection of authentic Northwest Coast artwork, including sacred masks, wall plaques, hand-carved silver and gold jewelry, mocassins and dreamcatchers. Each item is crafted by dedicated First Nations artists, ensuring a genuine connection to Indigenous culture. Each purchase at Cedar Root Gallery gives back to the community with proceeds 100% supporting First Nations employees, artists and businesses.

Sisters Sage, an Indigenous brand rooted in the traditions of the Gitxaala, Nisga’a, and Metis Nations, hand-crafts wellness and self-care products using traditional ingredients like sage, tobacco, lavender, and cedar. The online shop features artisan soaps, bath bombs, salves, and smokeless smudge, highlighting Indigenous culture while promoting sustainability. With Sister Sage, co-founders Lynn-Marie & Melissa-Rae Angus honour their ancestral teachings by creating meaningful, modern wellness products that bring comfort to homes while inspiring future youth and female entrepreneurs.

Embark on a journey with Gulf Island Seaplanes, a proud Indigenous-owned company under the leadership of Alison Evans from Hagwilget Nation. With a deep commitment to fostering connections within Indigenous communities and networks, the seaplane operator embodies cultural diversity in every aspect of operations.

Gulf Island Seaplanes operates regular scenic service out of Vancouver Harbour, YVR, Gabriola, and Hornby Islands, as well as scenic tours throughout coastal BC. Guests can set their sights on an immersive and unforgettable adventure with a scenic tour of the stunning Southern Gulf Islands or opt for the wedding/elopement and trip packages to enchanting Gabriola Island and beyond.

Canoeing serves as a revered cultural tradition and offers profound solace for the spirit. It serves as a poignant reminder for our People to embrace our heritage and pay homage to our forebears. Moreover, it serves as a unifying force, bringing communities together and imparting invaluable, and at times life-saving, teachings. The lessons acquired on the water foster resilient minds and compassionate hearts, translating seamlessly into life on solid ground.

Each session is up to 120 minutes long and is led by an Indigenous guide/Skipper.  Plan for a 3 hour visit to make sure you get the most enjoyment from the experience.