Old Strathcona Farmers' Market - Edmonton, Alberta

Mikael H.

Marché de producteurs locaux.
Très agréable et très chaleureux .

Line R.

Superbe!

Daniel M.

Macarons

Margaret M.

Finally made the drive from Wainwright. My first time visiting OSFM was at 11am on Saturday, quite busy but still a lot of room to browse. The vendors are incredibly knowledgeable about their products and their passion is evident. Despite the customer traffic, all the interactions with vendors were genuine and not at all rushed. Great quality products that aren’t overpriced at all for what you receive. Lots of samples and seating areas.

A few of the wonderful booths/products I purchased from were soy candles, uncle Brian’s sausages, a sourdough chocolate croissant, and locally smoked peppercorns.

I can’t wait to go back!

Trevor S.

We have been going to this farmers market for almost 20 years and we never get tired of going to check out the great local produce, products and craftsmanship of so many talented people. We try to get our fruits & veggies here as often as possible because we love to support local.
They also have a great little restaurant that you can grab a quick bite to eat or if you need a rest.
The coffee bar really hits the spot too, so you can have something to sip on while walking around.
There is lots of parking in the area but it does fill up quick and a lot of items don’t last long, so get in early if you can.
If you have never been here, we highly recommend that you give it a chance and check it out. We hope you enjoy it as much as we do.

kim G.

The indoor farmers' market which operates every Saturday has been around for over forty years on this red brick building. It is quite historic, beautiful and people can shop there easily even when it is raining.

There were many local produce and although the prices were a little expensive, they were organic, natural and healthy. You could also find butcher shops, florists, bakeries, handmade crafts and goods stalls. There was a food court with cafes and beverage stalls as well.

We saw someone playing the harp, but I was concerned about capturing too many people's faces, so I didn't take more pictures.

Overall, it was wonderful to experience the local culture.

ps. The website said there was free parking, but we went to a paid one and the free parking was on the other side. People may need to pay attention to this.

這座紅磚建築物頗有特色，而逢星期六在此營業的室內農作物市場更有四十多年的歷史，走進去時感覺整潔，更不受天雨等因素影響。

場內除了本地農作物外，還有肉店、花店、麵包店、手作店等等，且設有food court，並有幾間食肆及飲品店。

雖然貨品的定價不便宜，但很多都是標榜天然，購買起來也比較放心。而且在這裡感受一下風土人情，也是個不錯的體驗，當日還有人在演奏豎琴，不過因為人太多，怕拍到其他人的臉孔，所以不好意思拍照呢！

ps. 早前於網上看到有free parking，卻去錯了個收費的，之後才發現原來是另一邊那個停車場才有free parking，建議前來的駕車人士須特別注意。

Vorawut B.

At my first time here, this place is very crowded. so many people here. This place open every Saturday 8AM- 3PM. There are many Great fresh organic fruit and vegetables. You can try many sample that vendors offered.
Not only food, there were also some hand made goods, crafts, and other unique items. There is a washroom in the back of this market. Many items are quite expensive but its worth.
There is a parking lot across the street offering 2 hours free parking.

B. H. O.

Lots of fresh fruits and vegetables. Have some interesting vendors with foods that we aren't aware of. Bought some Jamaican chilli sauce, fruits and vegetables. Got 2 hrs free parking across the street.