Peterborough Regional Farmers’ Market moves indoors for the winter

Popular downtown market opens in lower level of Peterborough Square for first time on Saturday, November 3

A promotional photo for the winter location of the Peterborough Regional Farmers' Market, which moves indoors to the lower level of Peterborough Square starting November 3. The winter market features 21 primary producers, along with 13 prepared food vendors, and nine artisans. (Photo: 79 Development / Peterborough Regional Farmers' Market)
A promotional photo for the winter location of the Peterborough Regional Farmers' Market, which moves indoors to the lower level of Peterborough Square starting November 3. The winter market features 21 primary producers, along with 13 prepared food vendors, and nine artisans. (Photo: 79 Development / Peterborough Regional Farmers' Market)

Peterborough’s newest Saturday farmers’ market, the Peterborough Regional Farmers’ Market, has moved indoors for the winter.

The first market at the new location — on the lower level of Peterborough Square in downtown Peterborough — will begin at 8 a.m. on Saturday, November 3rd.

The first indoor market will feature kick-off activities, including a clown and buskers.

The new indoor location, which was previously occupied by the Peterborough Public Library while the Aylmer Street branch was undergoing construction, has been renovated to accommodate the market. The elevator from the underground parking in Peterborough Square also includes wraps to promote the new winter location.

The space in the lower level of Peterborough Square, previously the temporary location of the Peterborough Public Library, has undergone renovations to host the market. (Photo: Peterborough Regional Farmers' Market / Facebook)
The space in the lower level of Peterborough Square, previously the temporary location of the Peterborough Public Library, has undergone renovations to host the market. (Photo: Peterborough Regional Farmers’ Market / Facebook)

The winter farmers’ market will build on the success of the summer market, with all primary producers verified as selling only what they have grown, raised, or produced. Craft and prepared food vendors will also be in the new space at Peterborough Square (see list below), along with an expanded kids’ area.

Promotional wrap for the market inside the elevator from the underground parking in Peterborough Square. (Photo: Peterborough Regional Farmers' Market / Facebook)
Promotional wrap for the market inside the elevator from the underground parking in Peterborough Square. (Photo: Peterborough Regional Farmers’ Market / Facebook)

Now that the Wednesday Peterborough Downtown Farmers’ Market has ended for the season, the Saturday market at Peterborough Square is the only farmers’ market operating downtown during the winter (the farmers’ market inside the Morrow Building next to the Peterborough Memorial Centre also operates on Saturdays during the winter).

The Peterborough Regional Farmers’ Market will return to its outdoor location at Citi Centre in downtown Peterborough in April 2019.

For more information, visit www.ptboregionalfarmersmarket.org or email info@ptboregionalfarmersmarket.com. For highlights of what’s available at the market and updates, you can also follow the market on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

 

Who’s at the winter Peterborough Regional Farmers’ Market

Primary producers

  • Nautilus Farm
  • Riel Acres farm
  • Millar Farms
  • Carolinas Colombia
  • Warner Farm
  • Hunnabees
  • Pinehaven Farm
  • Linlor Farm and Forest
  • Circle Organic
  • Wagner Farm
  • Chick-a-biddy Acres
  • OtonaBEE Apairy
  • Allin’s Orchard
  • Small spade
  • Tiny Greens
  • Leahy Stock farm
  • G. Fenton farm
  • Field Sparrow Farm
  • Kawartha Winery
  • Kendel Hills Game Farm
  • Mcleans Berry Farm

Prepared food vendors

  • Finest Gourmet Fudge
  • A1 Gluten Free Gals
  • KitCafe
  • Curry Mantra
  • Two Dishes Cookshop
  • Hunky Dory
  • Chef Marshall
  • One Little Bakery and Sticklings Bakery
  • Leahy Baking
  • Belly of the Beast
  • Kings Mill Cider
  • Dave Smithye
  • La Mesita Restaurante

Artisans

  • The Willow Bark
  • Cisco Pottery
  • Solid Leather
  • Hexagon Studios
  • Curiously Made
  • Reddick Studio Porcelain
  • Funky Buddha Collection
  • Feather and Stone
  • SKS woodworking