Ontario Agritourism
Creemore Farmers’ and Craft Market — original Showcase photograph

Farmers’ Market Showcase

Creemore • Clearview Township • BruceGreySimcoe

Creemore
Farmers’ &
Craft Market

Village Saturdays. Local food. Handmade finds.

Plan your market visit ↓

Confirm seasonal market dates before travelling.

Discover Clearview lists the 2026 outdoor season as May 23–October 31, now past. The market website describes a Victoria Day-to-October season. Next-season dates and any winter events have not yet been verified.

Know before you go

Visitor Information

📍 Location
Station on the Green, 10 Caroline Street East, Creemore, Clearview Township.
🗓 Market schedule
Seasonal Saturdays, 9 a.m.–1 p.m. Check the organizer’s next dated schedule; do not assume the outdoor market or special events operate year-round.
🥕 What to expect
Seasonal produce, prepared foods and local makers. Offerings vary with vendor attendance and harvest conditions.
🌐 Official information
Creemore Farmers’ and Craft Market

Make the most of the day

Plan Your Visit

⏱ Choose your timing. Allow time for the stalls and village shops. Confirm the market date and any music or special activities before making a trip.

🌾 Shop with the season. Bring a shopping bag and ask vendors about their products and growing area.

👨‍👩‍👧 For families: Allow time to browse together. Photographs show past visits; current vendors, activities and layouts may differ.

♿ Parking and accessibility: Confirm parking, entrances, washrooms and individual access needs with the organizer before travelling.

Visit the official market website ↗

The experience

A village gathering of growers and makers.

Creemore brings a market morning into the rhythm of its independent shops, cafés and countryside.

Fresh vegetables share space with baking, preserves and craft discoveries. Stop for a conversation with a producer, ask what is ready this week and take a little of the village home. The mix changes with the harvest and the makers attending, making each browse its own small discovery.

Did You Know?

Creemore’s market combines food and craft stalls, giving visitors a chance to meet both growers and makers in one village stop.

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Welcome to Creemore Farmers' and Craft Market

About the Farmers’ Market

Supporting Local Farmers, Makers & Community

The Creemore Farmers’ and Craft Market focuses on supporting local farmers, food producers, artisans, and small businesses while creating direct connections between vendors and visitors. The market operates with a strong local-first philosophy that encourages visitors to shop locally and support independent producers throughout the region. (Creemore Farmer’s Market)

So Good Jam

The market follows Farmers’ Market guidelines emphasizing farm and producer participation, helping maintain an authentic local market experience for visitors. Vendors are carefully selected through an application process overseen by a volunteer board and market leadership team. (Creemore Farmer’s Market)

Vegetables

Over the years, the market has become an important gathering place within Creemore, bringing together local residents, seasonal visitors, tourists, and families in a welcoming rural environment. Seasonal themed events, artisan participation, and community involvement continue to strengthen the market’s role within the region. (Creemore Farmer’s Market)

Fun Facts

  • The market operates beside Creemore’s historic Station on the Green.
    • Live music performances are featured throughout the summer season.
    • The market includes both farmers and artisan craft vendors.
    • Volunteers, including youth volunteers, help support market operations.
    • Creemore’s famous Copper Kettle Festival draws additional visitors to the village each year. (Creemore Farmer’s Market)

Carrots and Radishes

About the Community — Creemore, Ontario

Located in the rolling hills of Simcoe County, Creemore is one of Ontario’s best-known small villages, celebrated for its historic downtown, artistic community, rural charm, and scenic location near the Niagara Escarpment. The village is part of Clearview Township and sits between Barrie, Collingwood, and Georgian Bay. (Wikipedia)

Coffee Bakery Shop

Creemore’s name comes from the Irish phrase “croí mór,” meaning “big heart,” a fitting description for a community known for its welcoming atmosphere and strong local spirit. Today, visitors are drawn to the village for its independent shops, cafés, galleries, brewery, countryside scenery, and year-round community events. (Wikipedia)

Creemore Springs Brewery

The surrounding region supports farms, orchards, artisan food producers, and agritourism destinations that contribute to the area’s growing reputation as a rural Ontario tourism destination. Visitors exploring Creemore often combine market visits with scenic drives, hiking, local food experiences, and visits to nearby farm markets and craft beverage destinations.

Park Sculpture

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