We are open
Saturdays
8am - 12pm

Open from mid-May to end the of September

Located at the corner of Hwy 16 & Main Street

 

Dogs are NOT permitted within the market area.

Selling or giving away dogs, cats or any type of livestock at the market is NOT permitted.

Bulkley Valley Farmers Market
Smithers, British Columbia

Attention all early morning risers!
We are looking to hire a self-motivated, outgoing person to be our new Market Manager this season. Duties include market set-up, supervision and disassembly, advertising and other marketing and community development.

If interested, please contact
Megan D’Arcy at 847-8832 or mdarcy@uniserve.com

Closing date is March 31, 2010.

The Bulkley Valley Farmers’ Market Association (BVFMA) was established in 1996. It operates a market at the Central Park Building parking lot at 1425 Main St. (at the corner of Highway 16) on Saturdays from 8 am to 12 pm from May to October.

The objective of the market is to educate and encourage local production by providing an outlet for local farm produce, crafts and products of cottage industry. While it is called a farmers market, and the BVFMA does focus on food products, the BVFMA promotes all local cottage based industries. We have a 'make, bake, or grow' policy and are committed to quality products that improve the health and lives of individuals, as well as facilitate social, economic, and cultural activities that improve the community as a whole.

With the exception of the market manager the organization is volunteer run. Members are vendors as well as community members at large who wish to support the market.

The Bulkley Valley Farmers’ Market Association has had steady and stable growth from its inception. Thanks to support received in 2009 from the Bulkley Valley Credit Union the BVFMA is undergoing a strategic planning process. This will help the BVFMA become a stronger more visible community service organization - one that continues to contribute significantly to farm incomes and to the economy and culture of the Bulkley Valley.