Where Community and Harvest Meet
LSome of the best memories are made around a kitchen table
L- whether you're sharing a meal with family and friends, swapping recipes or simply enjoying the food that reminds you most of home. The best meals start with fresh, local ingredients, and there's no better place to find them than at your local farmers' market.
LIn New Brunswick, our markets are the cornerstones of our community. They allow us to connect directly with the farmers who grow our food and the artisans who craft their creations with care. Whether you're planning a Sunday dinner, stocking up for Thanksgiving, or just looking for something special to bring home, a trip to the market is the perfect place to begin.
LFarmers’ Markets Across New Brunswick
No matter where you are in the province, there’s a market close by that brings people together. Some are long-standing traditions, others are small but lively community hubs, but they all have one thing in common: food and creativity straight from the source.
The list below highlights markets that are either open year-round or continue into October. For a more complete list of markets to explore throughout the year, visit the National Farmers Union NB website.
Reminder: Market schedules and locations can change, so always double-check details before you head out to visit.
Woodstock Farm and Craft Market - Woodstock
Kingston Farmers Market - Kingston Penninsula
Queen Square Summer Market - Saint John
Saint John City Market - Saint John
Sussex Farmers' Market - Sussex
Bathurst Community Market Inc. - Bathurst
Sugarloaf Community Market - Campbellton
Restigouche Farmers' Market - Dalhousie
Water Street Farmers' Market - Miramichi
Newcastle Farmer's Market - Miramichi
Fredericton Boyce Farmers' Market - Fredericton
Taymouth Community Market - Taymouth
The New Maryland Market - New Maryland
Bouctouche Farmers' Market - Bouctouche
Dieppe Market - Dieppe
Moncton Market - Moncton
Salisbury Farmers and Artisans Market - Salisbury
The Old Church Farmers Market - Hilsborough
LMaking the Most of Your Market Visit
A trip to the farmers’ market isn’t just about filling a bag of produce, it’s about the experience.
Go early if you want the freshest finds. Take your time to talk with farmers and artisans; they’ll often share recipes, cooking tips, or the story behind their craft. Bring cash, try something new, and don’t forget to grab a warm drink or a treat while you wander.
Every dollar spent at a farmers’ market stays in our province, helping local farmers, bakers, and artisans thrive. It’s about more than food—it’s about strengthening our communities, preserving traditions, and building a healthier food system for the future.
