East Vancouver Farmers Market (June - September)

Love the farmers mkt being on a Thursday. Great fresh produce!

First time I visited this place. I live in Vancouver Washington 4 years. Best summer events places. People are nice and kind. Everyone is chill and calm. Music is amazing. Pets are friendly places. They have public restrooms. Play ground, tiny pond, large grass areas and great community.

Four stars for now because it's pretty small, but there's a lot of variety in the booths, and I appreciate the opportunity to buy small and local in this area. I hope it continues to grow!

Discovered Husubi's Poke Shop here. My first visit to this farmer's market, and it won't be my last. Incredibly fresh fish, delicious spicy ahi poke and spicy chili poke. The poke bowl was healthy and the flavors sent me into an orbit of happiness. Born and raised in Hawaii, I could tell one of the founders was from the islands, and meeting both owners was a treat. They were so welcoming and so friendly. They will continue to be a great success. Also, discovered extremely fresh vegetables, freshly baked sourdough, mushroom infused coffee and garlic popcorn. All while making friends with friendly dogs and other customers who were also former residents of Hawaii. Such fun!!!

Wasn't as big as we hoped it would be. We will try again soon.

More vendors, friendly folk. Must try cookie vendor,she knocks it out of the park with her treats!!!! Yummy! She also does gluten free cookies.

Small but growing farmers market. We have been going here for years and love to do the produce pals where the kids get a $2 token to spend on produce at the market (these can be used at any vancouver area farmers market). Unfortunately there isn’t much produce selection this year. There are musical performances (either on the south end of the market or in the park right at the south end). Vendors consist of prepared food, homemade items, honey, flowers, chocolate, and one or two farms. Come with the kiddos and enjoy the beautiful park next to the market. Maybe enjoy a picnic with food from the market? It can be a fun afternoon event.

I live within walking distance of this market so dropped in a couple Thursdays ago and was surprised and disappointed at how few vendors there were; 10-12, I think? I did buy a jar of honey, some handmade soaps and some zucchini, but I was expecting so many more options. Maybe it will grow over time?