Explore Burnaby’s Farmers’ Markets: Fresh Finds Every Weekend

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Credit: Burnaby Artisan Farmers Market by Johann Vincent Photography

There’s something special about a summer morning at the farmers’ market. Fresh berries, warm pastries, seasonal flowers, and locally made treats all come together in a lively community atmosphere. In Burnaby, two weekly markets make it easy to shop local while exploring two of the city’s most vibrant neighbourhoods: Brentwood and Lougheed.

Whether you’re stocking up on produce, picking up a thoughtful gift, or simply enjoying a weekend stroll, Burnaby’s farmers markets offer a fun and flavourful way to experience the city.

Brentwood Farmers Market

Set against the energy of The Amazing Brentwood, this Sunday market is a popular stop for fresh produce, baked goods, artisan foods, and handmade products. Located just steps from Brentwood Town Centre SkyTrain Station, it’s an easy addition to a brunch date, shopping trip, or family outing.

Location: Brentwood Boulevard (between Halifax Way and Alpha Avenue, outside the Tables Food Court)
Dates: Sundays, June to August
Time: 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

Lougheed Farmers Market

The Lougheed Farmers Market brings local flavours to The City of Lougheed. Held on the Promenade Patio along Grande Promenade, the market offers a relaxed way to browse seasonal produce, baked goods, and artisan products. With free parking and direct SkyTrain access, it’s an easy weekend outing for visitors and locals alike.

Location: Grande Promenade, The City of Lougheed
Dates: Saturdays, June to August
Time: 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

What You’ll Find At The Markets

Both markets feature a rotating lineup of vendors offering:

  • Fresh fruits and vegetables
  • Artisan breads and pastries
  • Small-batch preserves and sauces
  • Handcrafted gifts and home goods
  • Ready-to-eat snacks and beverages

Learn the latest updates about the markets here.

Make A Morning Of It

One of the best things about Burnaby’s markets is what surrounds them. At Brentwood, pair your visit with brunch, shopping, or a movie at The Amazing Brentwood. At Lougheed, explore The City of Lougheed’s shops and restaurants, then relax with coffee or lunch after browsing the market.

Tips For Visiting

  • Arrive early for the best selection.
  • Bring a reusable shopping bag.
  • Some vendors may prefer debit, credit, or mobile payment.
  • Check the weather and dress for an outdoor market.
  • Follow the markets on social media for weekly vendor updates.

Why Visit a Farmers’ Market in Burnaby?

Farmers’ markets offer a chance to meet the people behind the food and products you’re bringing home. They also provide a simple way to support local growers, makers, and small businesses while enjoying Burnaby’s neighbourhood atmosphere.

Whether you’re hunting for peak-season produce or just looking for a relaxed weekend activity, Burnaby’s summer markets are worth adding to your list.

Burnaby Farmers Market

Credit: BC Association of Farmers’ Markets 

GETTING HERE

Brentwood Artisan Farmers’ Market:

  • Transit: A short walk from Brentwood Town Centre SkyTrain Station.
  • Parking: Street parking and nearby lots are available.

Lougheed Farmers Market:

  • Transit: A short walk from Lougheed Town Centre SkyTrain Station, served by both the Expo and Millennium Lines.
  • Parking: Free parking at The City of Lougheed

 Credit: BC Association of Farmers’ Markets 

Credit: Burnaby Farmers’ Markets 

Credit: Burnaby Farmers’ Markets 

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ARTICLE FAQ

The Brentwood market runs on Sundays from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., while the Lougheed market takes place on Saturdays from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., both from June through August.

The Brentwood market is on Brentwood Boulevard outside the Tables Food Court, and the Lougheed market is on the Promenade Patio at The City of Lougheed.

Visitors can shop for fresh produce, baked goods, artisan foods, flowers, and handcrafted products from local vendors.