Farmers Markets

1. Fort Langley Village Farmers Market – 9025 Glover Road Saturdays April 6 – December 7 (9AM – 3PM) The Fort Langley Village Farmers’ Market embodies the essence of a genuine B.C. farmers’ market, highlighting organic and pesticide-free farms alongside Certified…
People at an outdoor market browse stalls under colorful tents, with potted flowers and plants displayed in the foreground on a sunny day.

1. Fort Langley Village Farmers Market – 9025 Glover Road
Saturdays April 6 – December 7 (9AM – 3PM)

Yellow oval sign reads "Fort Langley Village Farmers' Market Arts & Crafts," surrounded by assorted vegetables and flowers on a textured background.

The Fort Langley Village Farmers’ Market embodies the essence of a genuine B.C. farmers’ market, highlighting organic and pesticide-free farms alongside Certified Safe BC Prepared Food Vendors. Here, you’ll find an array of locally sourced delights, including fresh produce, field greens, vegetables, fruits, artisanal baked goods, cookies, honey, craft beers, BC wines, spirits, flavorful sauces, salad dressings, fruit jams, and pickles. All crafted with care, using produce from our cherished local farms spanning Fort Langley, Langley Township, Fraser Valley, Similkameen, Okanagan, and Creston Valley.

2. iMade Local Market – Fort Langley Community Hall
September 28/29, October 19/20/26, November 16/17/24, December 1/7/8/14/15
People browse clothing racks and vendor tables at an indoor market event at Fort Langley Community Hall, under a sign reading "iMADE.

iMADE hosts curated events where independent local small brands, whether they’re new ventures or emerging enterprises, converge to exchange experiences, ideas, and provide mutual support. Their main goal in each community they visit is to shine a spotlight on these small businesses and show how important they are to the local area. When people buy stuff from these businesses, it not only helps them but also shows the value of supporting local shops.

At iMADE events, it’s all about having a good time and discovering new things. They also want to show how being part of a community, shopping local, and supporting small businesses all go hand in hand. By bringing these ideas together, they make sure their events are a success.

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