Grassroots
100% make, bake, or grow — no middlemen, no resale. Every booth is run by the person who created what’s on the table.
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Saturdays 8:30am – 1:00pm · Grizzly Plaza, 111 Mackenzie Avenue
Saturdays 8:30am – 1:00pm · Grizzly Plaza, 111 Mackenzie Avenue
Since 1985
A grassroots community market in the heart of Revelstoke, run by the neighbours who grow, bake, and make what they sell.
Our Story
The Revelstoke Farm & Craft Market was established in 1985 to celebrate the uniqueness of the community and region. Grizzly Plaza was chosen for its central location and close connection to both the community and local businesses.
Four decades later, the market is still what it was on day one: a venue where you can talk directly to farmers, meet the craftspeople behind the products, and learn about fresh, local, in-season foods.
All the products you see are 100% made, baked, or grown by our vendors. The fresh produce is locally grown, which gives shoppers the reassurance that they're eating fresh, locally sourced food. You'll also meet the artisans creating the crafts, and choose from an assortment of fresh baking, meat, eggs, and honey — directly from the producer.
What makes us different
100% make, bake, or grow — no middlemen, no resale. Every booth is run by the person who created what’s on the table.
Our vendors live and work in and around Revelstoke. When you shop here, your money stays in the community.
A place to run into friends, meet a farmer, and introduce your kids to the people who grow their food.
Governance
The market is a member-led organization. Each year we hold an AGM to elect the board of directors, review the season, and set direction for the year ahead.
Nominations for board directors and positions must be submitted in writing seven days prior to the AGM. Submissions must be signed by the person nominating and the person being nominated. Nomination forms are available at the market — see Ian at Janet Brown Photography's booth.
Founding documents
We're in Grizzly Plaza at 111 Mackenzie Avenue, Saturdays 8:30am – 1:00pm, May through October.