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London’s Best Farmers Markets

September 22, 2020

Support local farmers and vendors this fall with one of the many farmers markets across London.

Shopping at farmers markets in London supports the local community. When you buy locally grown fruit and vegetables, you stimulate the economy, promote sustainable living, and you increase access to fresh, nutritious food.

Locally grown produce helps our environment because the food is closer to them; it’s fresher, and there is less of a carbon footprint. Ontario farmers spend countless hours to have many of our favourite seasonal produce available.

Buying local produce also means there are more options for sustainably grown and harvested options. Not only will you notice a more flavourful experience, but you also get more nutrients in your meals.

Ready to start buying more locally grown produce and goods?

We put together some of London’s best farmers markets for you to visit.

Trails End

Every Saturday, Trails End offers a wide selection of locally grown produce, meats, cheese, fish, baked goods and even clothing and jewelry. There are also fresh food vendors available to grab lunch while you enjoy the handmade goods around you.

Masonville Farmers Market

Every Friday, this market opens up to the public to shop local produce, baked goods, coffee and home décor items.

Covent Garden Market

Since 1845 Covent Garden Market has been offering a wide selection of food and services in the heart of downtown London. The outdoor market shares the passion for locally grown food direct from farmers, growers and producers.

Thomas Bros Farm Market

These open-air seasonal farmers market grows 325 acres of their own produce. They offer seasonal fruits and vegetables until frost. They also have a U-Pick location where you can pick your own produce.

The Market Western Fair District

The heart of Old East Village brings together over 100 local food, artisans and community vendors on Saturdays.

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