Sunday Vendors

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Welcome to the April 21st, 2024 market.  Please find the vendor list below. 

We will be open from 12:30am - 2:30pm at 4365 McLeod Road. Inside the Quonset Hut.

We recommend leaving your pets at home. 

No car?  No problem! Take the Zunga Bus and choose the Market stop, you will be dropped off at our back entrance from Myrtle Ave.


VendorDescription
Andtbaka Farm and Lund Farmers' Co-opMeat, eggs, vegetables and wildcraft harvests
Apple Whale IncDehydrated Organic Fruit
BellaDonna Storia CreationsHandmade Gemstone Jewelry
Brut Charcuterie IncLocally produced dry cured meats, pate, frozen sausages. Preserved duck, confit and rillettes.
By JuhliJam, Jelly, Relish, Pickled Vegetables.
CarmeliciousCaramels
Carola GoetzeBeeswax Wraps, Scrubbies, Kitchen soft goods & plants.
Coast Berry CompanyFresh local seasonal berries, frozen berries, honey, jam
Cottage Creek Bake ShopBreads, bagels, bars, buns and more
Douglas Unger PhotographyPhotographic prints and cards
Dragon Cat DesignsMostly Self -Made Crochet Garments, Plushies, etc. Jewelry of many materials; and some Handmade oven-bake Clay pieces.
Ed Dunn ToysHomemade wooden toys
GG's good greensMicroGreens
Mama Loves BubsieHand made jewelry and wooden toys and hand painted children's clothing
Mamma Musey PierogiFrozen pre boiled pierogi
Marshall Arts HandmadeFabric pouches, snack bags, padded book and e-reader sleeves, quilted coasters, key fobs, scrub caps, bookmarks, sunglasses cases, passport folders, and snack wrap.
Myrtle Point Heritage FarmHeritage pork, beef, eggs, produce, honey, goat milk soap and bee creams and balms
Odd View CraftsCandles, lip balm, soap, handcrafted goods.
Piece of ParadiseLavender products from Paradise Valley.
Tapiola Design Inc.Custom woodwork, nature-inspired carvings and mixed media artwork using salvaged wood from around the PNW. 5% of Tapiola Design's sales go back towards a BC Community Forest.
Temu WellnessBath and wellness products
The Bean BuggySpecialty coffee drinks and smoothies
The Knotty Pretzel Baked DelightsShelf-stable baked goods, all plant-based - pretzels, sourdough, pound cakes, scones, cookies, cupcakes, etc.
Thistle GardenDolls, animal dolls, purses, scrunchies
Westview Urban FarmsFreeze dried candy and fruit, cut flowers, fresh produce, and potted plants.













Comments

  1. Anonymous2 January 2023 at 17:09

    Hi I’m looking for the people who sell the yum yum spice.

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    1. Powell River Farmers' Market27 January 2023 at 21:46

      Was that a vendor from the summer or one that currently comes to the market in the winter?

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