Saskatoon Farmers' Market
A market of local farms and artisan vendors selling Saskatoon berry pies, honey and prairie produce.
The Saskatoon Farmers' Market was founded in 1975 as a cooperative market run by local farmers and artisans, selling seasonal produce, honey, bison meat, handmade bread and crafts. The city's namesake berry, the saskatoon berry, is the highlight, made into pies, jams and ice cream. The market was long held along the riverfront before moving to a new location on Koyl Avenue in the north of the city, and it mainly operates on weekends. Check the official website for the address and hours before you go.
Opening hours
Mainly weekends, about 8:00 am–2:00 pm (check website)
Nearby sights
- Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan
- Ukrainian Museum of Canada
- Remai Modern
- Delta Bessborough
- River Landing
- Meewasin Valley Trail
- Diefenbaker Canada Centre
- Broadway Avenue