Farmers’ Market Showcase
Port Perry • Durham Region • York Durham Headwaters
Port Perry
Farmers’ Market
Fresh finds. Lakefront mornings. Local connections.
The organizer lists May 9–October 10, Saturdays, 8 a.m.–3 p.m., for its regular season. A separate holiday pop-up is announced for November 20, 2026, 5–8 p.m., at the Latcham Centre, 121 Queen Street. Confirm the event, venue and next regular season before travelling.
Know before you go
Visitor Information
- 📍 Location
- Lakefront at the foot of Queen Street, beside the historic grain mill in downtown Port Perry. Use the organizer’s current directions for the market setup.
- 🗓 Market schedule
- Regular-season Saturdays, 8 a.m.–3 p.m. The listed 2026 season is past; holiday events have separate dates and venues. Next regular-season dates have not been verified.
- 🥕 What to expect
- Seasonal food, market products and handmade finds. Selection varies with harvests, weather and vendor attendance.
- 🌐 Official information
- Port Perry Farmers’ Market
Make the most of the day
Plan Your Visit
⏱ Choose your timing. Check the current date, hours and venue before setting out. Allow time to browse and speak with vendors.
🌾 Shop with the season. Bring reusable bags and ask vendors about their products and growing area.
👨👩👧 For families: Browse together and confirm any special activities in advance. Photographs show past visits.
♿ Parking and accessibility: Ask the organizer about current parking, entrances, washrooms, surfaces and individual access needs before travelling.
The experience
A market morning with Lake Scugog close by.
Port Perry’s lakefront market brings growers, food producers and handmade finds into the downtown weekend. Browse the stalls, ask what is in season and make time for the shops and waterfront around the market.
Did You Know?
The regular lakefront market and the November holiday pop-up use different settings. Check the event-specific directions rather than assuming every market is held beside the lake.
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