Dundas Farmers' Market

Thursday June 10^th– Thursday October 28^th

While COVID-19 restrictions remain in place, the Dundas Farmers’ Market will continue to operate a physical market with a reduced number of vendors. Under the guidelines of the Province Of Ontario and the City Of Hamilton’s Public Health department, measures have been implemented to ensure a safe market experience for our community.

There will be only one entrance and one exit to the market. This will be at the Northwest corner of Municipal Parking lot 7D (across from Gray’s Florist on Miller’s Lane.)

Safe, social distancing of 2 meters (6 feet) will be enforced while entering the market space, as well as within. A mask or face covering (worn in a manner that covers the mouth, nose and chin) is required by all patrons.

To limit congestion and to respect Public Health considerations, we ask that only one person per household arrives to shop at the market.

Please refrain from bringing your dogs to the market for the time being, with the exception of working service dogs.

Hand sanitizer will be made available upon entry, at each vendor’s booth, and there will be two additional hand sanitizing stations within the market space.

There will be a reduced number of vendors for the 2021 season to ensure that there is enough distance for everyone at the Dundas Farmers’ Market. Please see the vendor page in the menu for more information.

Thank you for supporting our local farmers and makers. We look forward to seeing you on June 10th, 2021!

A. Van Elswyk Farms (starting Thursday July 15th)

Location: Waterdown

Third and forth generation farm located in Waterdown specializing in homegrown vegetables and cut flowers. In spring we enjoy wholesaling vegetable trays and annual flowers. In the summer we grow our own produce to sell at local markets and at home. In the winter we finish out our year wholesaling cabbage, leeks, turnip and brussel sprouts.

Brantview Apples & Cider (starting Thursday July 22nd)

Location: St. George

Brantview Apples & Cider is an 8th generation family farm. 2021 brings our 200th harvest! We have Pick your Own and hand picked apples, a scratch bakery and an apple themed store front. We are also home of Howell Road Cider Company, which produces small batch craft cider.

Website: brantviewapples.com

Den Besten’s Trout Farm (starting Thursday August 5th)

Location: Langton

The Den Besten’s Trout Farm specializes in smoked trout products. We smoke our own trout using real wood. In addition to smoked trout, which comes in a variety of flavours, we also offer Garlic King homemade garlic butter at the Dundas Farmers’ Market.

Website: denbestentroutfarm.ca

Flat Rock Cellars and Shawn & Ed Brewing Co.

Locations: Jordan/Dundas

At Flat Rock Cellars we aim to make great wine and have fun while doing it! We start in the vineyards with low yields and progressive viticulture practices, then continue inside the winery to our sexy gravity-flow design and the latest in winemaking equipment. When you taste our wines with us we go above and beyond to deliver a truly personal win experience- without pretension and with infectious passion.

Shawn & Ed Brewing Company’s story is forged in friendship and started more than 25 years ago at the McMaster University Campus in Hamilton. Two friends and basketball teammates, Shawn Till and Ed Madronich, shared a dream to one day open a brewery. Together they restored the old Dundas Curling and Skating Rink into a state-of-the-art brewery with one goal, to craft a classic brew that everyone can enjoy with their a friends; a beer that’s Forged in Friendship.

Shawn & Ed Brewing Co. is the sister brewery of Flat Rock Cellars, Ed Madronich is also the owner of Flat Rock Cellars, he works closely with both the winery and brewery teams to craft the best wine and beer Ontario has to offer.

Websites: flatrockcellars.com / lagershed.com

Brantwood Farms (June 10th to July 15th)

Location: Brantford

Since 1891 the Pate Family has lived and farmed in Brant County. Over time various aspects of the farm have changed over the decades our passion and dedication to agriculture remains the same. It is our goal to bring the best in home-grown and locally produced fruits, vegetables and goods to our community. From rhubarb to strawberries, apples, sweet corn and pumpkins we grow a variety of fruits and vegetables on our home farm. What we do not grow ourselves we source from local growers and producers in the area.

Website: brantwoodfarms.com

Fenwick Berry Farm

Location: Fenwick

Dave and Christine Klyn-Hesselink, with the help of our family, friends and employees, have been growing fruit in the Niagara region for 20 years. We are a first-generation family farm, striving to cultivate nutritious and delicious fruit through sustainable growing practices.

Website: fenwickberryfarm.ca

La Primavera Farms

Location: Dundas

La Primavera Farms is a third-generation farm, growing specialty cut flowers for markets, weddings, events and wholesale. The farm is nestled on the edge of a Carolinian forest, close to the town of Dundas and also produces field crops, beef and poultry. La Primavera is run by two generations of the Feddes family, with a third learning the trade as they grow up.

Website: laprimaverafarms.com

Murray’s Farm

Location: Cambridge

Pasture raised heritage breeds of pork, poultry, eggs and more.

Website: murraysfarm.ca

Plan B Organic Farm

Location: Flamborough

Certified organic farm located in Flamborough since 1997.

Website: planborganicfarms.ca

Saltarski Farm

Location: Millgrove

Fresh is a hot topic and a word that gets thrown around loosely. Here at Saltarski Farm we believe fresh means: