2024 Applications now being accepted!
The Front Street Farmers’ Market is beautifully nestled along the Trent Severn Waterway at 67 Front St., in downtown Trenton. Visitors can find a wide variety of artisanal and produce vendors with products ranging from fruits, veggies, crafts to baked goods and more. Market hours are 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. every Saturday from Victoria Day weekend to Thanksgiving weekend.
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The Front Street Farmers’ Market is always being promoted through its social media pages. Want a little taste of what to expect on your visit to the market? Check out our Facebook and Instagram pages!
Experience a day at the Farmers’ market here!
Meet the vendors
Aleeda makes and sells handmade signage and decorative pieces.
Anne makes jewellery, and other goods from Canadian sourced and repurposed materials.
Donna sells home-made jams and jellies, as well as fresh strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, corn and asparagus.
Daniell is selling fresh produce and vegetables.
David and Sharon sell plants and fresh produce such as potatoes, zucchini and more.
Crystal sells handmade jewelry such as necklaces, rings, bracelets, earrings, and more.
Diane from Eskerridge Farm sells handmade children’s apparel using upcycled fabric.
Evelyn makes personalized pillows that are embroidered tapestry, or appliquéd as well as gnomes, quilts, and table toppers.
Garlick Goddess is a nutritious oil based dressing, made with crushed Ontario grown garlic, olive oil, and real parmesan cheese, among other real, simple and whole ingredients.
Megan, owner of Gingerbug Brewing Company, makes non-alcoholic Gingerbeer.
Dan and Elmer sell fresh-grown produce, vegetables, and plants
Cindy is selling Grass-fed beef and pastured pork.
Hilltop Farmgate offers locally-grown fresh fruit, vegetables, syrup and flowers.
Kimberley sells fresh cut flowers.
Michael sells homegrown fruits, vegetables, and greens from his garden in Brighton.
Lynn makes handmade shopping bags and charcuterie boards.
Amanda makes baked goods, baklava, makroud, and cookies.
Margaret makes homemade sweaters, mittens, socks, dishcloths and more.
Phil Lawrence is a local wildlife photographer
Retro Candy Co. is female-owned and operated business selling retro candy and handmade merchandise.
Sarah Louise Stitches offers crocheted plushies, hats, blankets, and other home/kitchen crocheted items.
Emmie makes handmade art & craft items (journals, weaving looms, macrame hangings, cards), handmade toys and handmade beeswax products.
Ashley offers a variety of home grown vegetables and herbs.
Desiree creates and sells pottery, small paintings, fresh and dried flowers.
Hardwood handcrafts.
Zack the owner of Wild Card Brewing Company brews, packages and sells delicious craft beer.
Nicole makes and sells bows/bowties, purses, wallets, badge reels, bookmarks, bracelets, earrings,hair clips, hand sanitizer holders, crowns and wands, wristlets, animal ears, beverage sleeves and more.
Sharon is selling handmade wood burnt art pieces.
Become a vendor
If you are interested in participating in the 2023 Front Street Farmers’ Market season, please contact farmersmarket@quintewest.ca or call 613-392-2841 to obtain a Front Street Farmer’s Market vendor handbook(PDF) and application.
Contact Us
What's in season
Find out what local fruits and vegetables are in season with Foodland Ontario’s Availability Guide.
More information + contact details
For further inquiries, please contact the economic development and tourism services division at 613-392-2841 ext. 4413 or email farmersmarket@quintewest.ca.