Summer Markets are back in 2024

The Huntingdon County Farmers’ Market Board is proud to launch its 19th season in Huntingdon.

It is with pleasure that we invite you to discover the summer markets every Wednesday from May 15 to October 16 from 3 pm to 6 pm at Prince Arthur Park in Huntingdon. We are pleased to offer a selection of fresh, quality products each week, including vegetables, bread, pastries, meats, cider and wine, as well as artisanal products.

During the official opening of the summer markets on May 15th, you will be able to exchange with more than 18 producers and artisans who will make you discover their products.

Interested in participating in summer markets in Huntingdon?
Submit your application by following this link for the form. https://forms.gle/ozTz6zBVJ7Z97yDt9

Vous êtes intéressé à participer aux marchés d’été à Huntingdon? Soumettez votre candidature en suivant ce lien:

It’s Halloween at the last 2024 market

On Wednesday, October 16, it’s the last market of the season! A pre-Halloween event with candies and hot cider! Why not come and test your costume?!

Plus you will find an abundance of fruits and vegetables, pastries and chocolates… Don’t miss your chance!

Vous êtes intéressé à participer aux marchés d’été à Huntingdon? Soumettez votre candidature en suivant ce lien:

Sunday November 17th 2024 – Saint-Stanislas-de-Kostka Christmas Market

The Huntingdon Farmer’s Market will be back in Saint-Stanislas-de-Kostka on November 17th at the SocioCulturel Center located at 221 Central Street à Saint-Stanislas-de-Kostka!

On Sunday November 17th from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. the Christmas Market will bring together friends and family to rediscover the great producers and artisans of the Haut-Saint-Laurent and surrounding area. The flavours and varieties that the Valley has to offer to this community are unique. From fresh fruits, vegetables, meats, to fine chocolates, wines, ciders, and local beers, as well as woodworking, soaps, candles and plenty of baked goods and preserves.

There will be something for everyone at the Christmas market this year, see for yourself:

FOOD

Bleuetière Rockburn
C’est si bon macarons
Domaine du Paysan
Farmworx l’ail Noir
Hazelburn Farm
Jack & Loo cookies pour nos amis
Jardins de Caroline
La licorne de feu
Les délices à Caro
Les Douceurs Chocolatées
Les Jardins Glenelm
Les petits St-Louis
Les sureaux d’Irène
L’hermine cabane a sucre et bistro
Mystic Mycélium Inc.
Les Thés du Bonheur
Vergers Rockburn Orchards

ALCOHOL

Ferme Black Creek
Vignoble Leblanc
Livingstone Brewing

ARTISANS

Artisanat Double Trouble Crafts
Artisane Lynda Coallier
Bulle Mignonne
Élevage à coup d’ailes
Elgin Pottery
Fermette du 4
Fil-a-mart création crochet
Les leurres robz custom baits
Les créations Mama & Me
Moda Quilla
Tissage d’autrefois
Tissage Chantal et Liliane

ORGANISATION

The Gleaner

Sunday December 1st 2024 – Ormstown Christmas Market

On December 31strd, 2024 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. the Ormstown Christmas Market will take place at the Ormstown Rec Center located at 87 Roy Street.

It will bring together friends and family to rediscover the great producers and artisans of the Haut-Saint-Laurent and surrounding area. The flavours and varieties that the Valley has to offer to this community are unique. From fresh fruits, vegetables, meats, to fine chocolates, wines, ciders, and local beers, as well as woodworking, soaps, candles and plenty of baked goods and preserves.

There will be something for everyone at the Christmas market this year, see for yourself:

FOOD

ALCOOL

Sunday December 15 2024 – St-Anicet Christmas Market

On December 15th, 2024 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. the St-Anicet Christmas Market will take place at the St-Anicet Community Center located at 1560 Rue St Anicet, Saint-Anicet .

There will be something for everyone at the Christmas market this year, see for yourself:

April 13, 2025 – Easter Market in Ormstown

The Sunday, April 13th market of the Huntingdon County Farmer’s awaits you at the Rec Center from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

The Ormstown market will bring together friends and family to rediscover the great producers and artisans of the Haut-Saint-Laurent and the surrounding area. The flavours and varieties that the Valley has to offer to this community are unique. From fresh fruits, and vegetables, to fine chocolates, wines, ciders, and local beers, as well as woodworking, soaps, candles and plenty of baked goods and preserves.

Are you interested in participating in the Winter markets?
A link to submit your application will be available in September.

Sunday March 16th 2025 – St. Patrick’s Market in Huntingdon

The St-Patrick market on Sunday, March 16th market of the Huntingdon County Farmer’s awaits you at the Huntingdon Adult Education and Community Centre from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Huntingdon market will bring together friends and family to rediscover the great producers and artisans of the Haut-Saint-Laurent and the surrounding area. The flavours and varieties that the Valley has to offer to this community are unique. From fresh fruits, and vegetables, to fine chocolates, wines, ciders, and local beers, as well as woodworking, soaps, candles and plenty of baked goods and preserves.

ALIMENTAIRE

C’est si bon macaron

Coop les Jardins de la Résistance

Domaine Herdman

Domaine du Paysan

La boulangerie Pomérable

Le Domaine du Paysan

Farmworx l’ail noir

Jardins de la Résistance

La Maison Piol.

Les douceurs chocolatées

Les Jardins de Caroline

Verger Rockburn Orchard

ALCOOL

Ferme Black Creek

La Capsule Temporelle

ARTISANS

Artisanat Double Trouble Crafts

Élevage à coup d’ailes

Fermette du 4

Fil-a-mart création crochet

L’Atelier de Katrine

Le Verretuose

Les Créations de Joli

Les Leurres Robz

Tissage Chantal et Liliane

Une trouvaille au grenier

ORGANISATIONS

New Frontier School board

Résidence-Elle

February 9th, 2025 – Valentine’s Day Market in Ste-Barbe

On February 9^th, 2025 – The Huntingdon County Farmer’s Market Valentin’s Day Market awaits you at the Centre Culturel Barberivain on Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

The Ste-Barbe Market will bring together friends and family to rediscover the great producers and artisans of the Haut-Saint-Laurent and surrounding area. The flavours and varieties that the Valley has to offer to this community are unique. From fresh fruits, vegetables, meats, to fine chocolates, wines, ciders, and local beers, as well as woodworking, soaps, candles and plenty of baked goods and preserves.

Are you interested in participating in the Winter markets?
A link to submit your application will be available in September.

May 9, 2024 – Farmer’s Market AGM

The Farmers’ Market is holding its AGM on Thursday, May 9 2024, and you’re invited.

The annual general meeting is a democratic process where members can vote on various aspects of governance, but it’s also a time to discover great new ideas for the themes and the weekly activities of the upcoming the summer markets (starting May 15th)!

It’s a reflection of the participatory approach of the Farmer’s Market, which is first and foremost a meeting place for local producers and local people. It’s therefore fitting that farmers, artisans, and citizens of all kinds should have the opportunity to participate in the programming.

Two producer positions and one citizen position will be up for election to the Board of administrators.

Location: Huntingdon Town Hall, 23 King Street, Huntingdon
When: May 9th at7 p.m. – The Annual General Meeting

Please RSVP via email: marchefermierhuntingdon@gmail.com