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Sell what you grow at Haney Farmers Market in Maple Ridge!

14 years ago

Backyard gardeners can now take their fruits, flowers, herbs, and vegetables and sell them at a booth in downtown Maple Ridge.

$5 rents you some space for the day. Email vendorinfo@haneyfarmersmarket.org for more information.

The Haney Farmers Market is held at Memorial Peace Park in downtown Maple Ridge. It is open every Saturday from 9am -2pm mid May through mid October.

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scarleta
14 years ago
What a great idea that is!!! lovely indeed.I think Vancouver has a place like it too ( just not sure where) It is about time to start doing something like it.Thanks for posting the info and if anyone knows of other places please post so we can help one another and buy local produce.
sandyblue
Original Author
14 years ago
Hi Scarleta,

Im so glad you also found this to be a great idea! I am not sure if any other farmer's market in Vancouver but I think it might be a great experience for the whole family to go out to Maple Ridge's Haney Farmers Market (especially with the new Golden Ears Bridge) and make a day out of it!
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