Codrington Farmers' Market

06/02/2026

We always look forward to the Brighton Fire and Rescue team's visits to the Market! Thank you ❤️

SUNDAYS SPENT AT THE COD ☀️🥕

Thanks to everyone who dropped by to see our crew members this weekend at the Codrington Farmers' Market! It's always great to see new and familar faces 😁

Don't forget to start your month off with fire safety top of mind by...
✅ checking your smoke alarms and,
✅ practicing your household's emergency escape route!! It's always great to see new and familiar faces 😁

06/02/2026

June 1–7 is Local Food Week, and there’s no better place to celebrate than at the Codrington Farmers’ Market, where you’ll find an incredible selection of locally grown and produced foods.
Fresh seasonal vegetables and fruit arrive as they ripen, including peppers, tomatoes, lettuce, beets, sweet potatoes, cucumbers, carrots, potatoes, apples, strawberries, and much more. Looking for locally raised meat? Visit Dang Beef for a full range of beef cuts, or stop by Century Game Park for bison and elk products, along with their popular pepperettes and smoked pork chops.
Don’t forget to pick up the ever-popular maple syrup and honey products.
Need sauces and condiments to complete your meal? Be sure to check out Basoli Sauces, Mi Cocina, and Vegg Up. These vendors proudly use locally sourced ingredients to create their delicious products.
Thank you for supporting local food vendors. Your purchases help local businesses grow, strengthen our local economy, and keep more dollars circulating within our communities.




ca
Wild Things Local Forages & Cranbrook Maple Syrup

Big Dipper Garden

05/31/2026

Yay! It’s the last Sunday of the month - and the first time this season that the Brighton Fire and Rescue team will be joining us at the Market!
We’re incredibly grateful for the time they generously volunteer each month to connect with our community, share important fire safety information, and delight young visitors with fun giveaways. The kids always enjoy having the chance to climb aboard and experience what it’s like to be a firefighter for a day (or 15 minutes).

05/31/2026

Yay! It’s the last Sunday of the month - and the first time this season that the Brighton Fire & Rescue team will be joining us at the Market! We’re incredibly grateful for the time they generously volunteer each month to connect with our community, share important fire safety information, and delight young visitors with fun giveaways. The kids always enjoy having the chance to climb aboard and experience what it’s like to be a firefighter for a day (or 15 minutes).

05/30/2026

Yes! It will be great to have Harry's Hots back at the Market this Sunday (31st) with their many delights, including their famous breakfast sandwich!
Couldn’t resist reposting a picture of George and his colourful friend!

❤️

05/29/2026

Meet our Vendors: Boyd, our skilled glassblower from Blue Mushroom Glass , creates unique ornaments, figurines, pendants, sculptures, and marbles, along with custom memorial pieces.
Each handcrafted creation is a true work of art, admired by customers for the striking colours, intricate details, and beautiful shapes. Visit Boyd to discover more about his craftsmanship and the artistry behind his work.

❤️

05/24/2026

Yes, We are open today! Come by to get piping hot wood fired pizza, authentic Thai food, samosas, coffee to warm up your body, nourishing chilli, Ontario cheeses, asparagus. scones, cookies, baked goods, sourdough bread, raw honey, bison & elk, local beers, skin care products, all your vegetable plants for your garden,
And our talented artisans are here!

05/23/2026

Meet Our Vendors: 1852 Fiber Mill is Cindy’s relatively new company, dedicated to celebrating homegrown fiber and wool products. Her flock includes Southdown and Suffolk crosses, as well as purebred Icelandic and Scottish Blacknose sheep. The sheep enjoy both indoor and outdoor access year-round, and lambs typically arrive in May and June. After spring shearing, the fleece is transformed into a wide variety of handcrafted products made right on site.
This year at the market, Cindy will be offering roving, core-spun yarn, batting and stuffing, insoles, felted mulch, dryer balls, felted sheets, and many other fiber products.
In addition to finished goods, 1852 Fiber Mill provides custom fiber processing services. Cindy welcomes fleece for processing year-round and also purchases select fleece from her customers and local sheep farms. All fiber is raised in Ontario, and every product is crafted on site. As the business continues to grow, additional processing options and services are planned.
Cindy is incredibly knowledgeable and is ready to answer your questions.

❤️

05/23/2026

Meet Our Vendors: On the surface, Cecil looks like a quiet, shy guy – just interested in bringing quality vegetables to the market for his customers. However – start a conversation with him and you’ll find a well-informed, engaged, happy guy who loves to talk about the vagaries of vegetable farming, Elvis, the price of gas, the best kind of cake – and so much more! Stop at his stall and find out for yourself!
Welcome back, Cecil!