Revelstoke Farm & Craft Market

Established In 1985

Revelstoke Farm & Craft Market

2022 Annual General Meeting.
July 30, 2022 After Market Close

Nominations for board directors and positions must be submitted in writing 7 days prior to the AGM. Submissions must also be signed by the person who is nominating someone as well as the person being nominated. Nomination forms are available at the market see Ian at Rockyridge Farms booth.

2023 Christmas Market Vendor Application.
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Opening Day for summer Market is May 4th 2024

A community marketplace where people connect with friends & family.

The Revelstoke Farm & Craft Market was established in 1985 to celebrate the uniqueness of the community and region. Grizzly Plaza was chosen as the location because of it’s central location and connection to both the community and local businesses.
It is a venue where you can have the opportunity to talk directly to farmers and learn about fresh, local, in season foods. We are a “grassroots” market, where all the products that you see are 100% made, baked or grown by our vendors. The fresh produce sold at the Revelstoke Farm & Craft Market is locally grown and gives shoppers the reassurance that they are eating fresh, locally sourced food. You will also meet the craftspeople and artisans that create the products that they sell. Also choose from an assortment of fresh baking, meat, eggs and honey directly from the producers.

2022 Christmas Market Vendor Application.
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Buying food at your local Farmer’s Market is a healthier choice for you and your family because it is fresher and naturally ripened. Also, local food contributes to a healthier environment by reducing greenhouse gases from packaging and transportation. By shopping at The Revelstoke Farm & Craft Market, you are directly supporting local growers, artisans and bakers. You are supporting the health of you and your family, the environment, and the local economy and at the same time you are helping to sustain the availability of local food for future generations.