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Events Calendar – September

September 2, 2026 by Emily Gaudette

September Events Naloxone Training September 3rd  –  Tipperary Park  – 3-5 PM     In recognition of … [Read More...]

NWFM Holiday Market – December 12th & 13th!

July 21, 2026 by Emily Gaudette

The New Westminster Farmers Market returns December 12th and 13th for our 7th Annual Holiday Market! Featuring 90+ vendors, live music, food trucks, … [Read More...]

Join Our Team!

April 17, 2026 by Emily Gaudette

The New West Farmers Market is hiring! Position 1: Fundraiser POSITION TYPE: Temporary part-time (30 hours per week for 9 weeks) from May … [Read More...]

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Join us for a hands-on workshop where you’ll learn Join us for a hands-on workshop where you’ll learn the basics of mushroom cultivation and start your own grow bag to take home!
Curious about growing your own gourmet mushrooms? Join the New West Farmers Market for a hands-on, beginner-friendly mushroom cultivation workshop facilitated by a NWFM vendor, Puria of @asahi_mushrooms !

On October 8th, at the New West Farmers Market, Puria will provide a short introduction to the mushroom-growing process, covering the basics of cultivation, then guide participants through the inoculatation process for their own pre-sterilized mushroom grow bag and learn how to care for it at home as the mushrooms develop.

The workshop is designed to be accessible to beginners, and all materials will be provided. You’ll leave with your own inoculated mushroom grow bag, supplies, and instructions to continue growing your mushrooms at home.

Tickets available at the link in our bio!
Join us on Thursday, September 24th, and learn the Join us on Thursday, September 24th, and learn the core concepts of the medicine wheel and traditional indigenous teachings while making your own wheel to take home!

Indigenous Peoples have used the Medicine Wheel as a life guide since time immemorial. This September 24th at the New West Farmers Market, ahead of Truth and Reconcilliation Day, Lorelei, an Indigenous educator with 2MetisWomen and knowledge carrier for the North Fraser Métis Association will guide participants through the creation of their own Medicine Wheel to take home, while learning some traditional Indigenous teachings through the core concepts of this important life guide.

The wheel is often used as a tool for learning, contemplating, and understanding one's personal journey towards holistic wellbeing and balancing the Physical, Mental, Social, Spiritual self. Lorelei will lead you examining each quadrant, where the strengths are and where some goal setting could be implemented.

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Did you know it's BC Farmers' Market Appreciation Did you know it's BC Farmers' Market Appreciation Week? From September 12th to 19th,  farmers markets all across BC are celebrating everything that we love about the work we do. 

Every Thursday, local farmers, food producers, bakers, artisans, musicians, volunteers, and shoppers gather to create a vibrant gathering space in Tipperary Park. Through supporting local livelihoods and keeping our regional food systems thriving, our goal is always to create a community space that strengthens connections. 

Supporting local means investing directly in the people who grow our food, care for our land, and create and share openly with the New West community. It means shorter food miles, a stronger local economy, a more connected community, and a more resilient food system for everyone.

We're incredibly grateful for all the vendors, partners, volunteers, and market-goers who make the NWFM a welcoming place to gather and connect, all while celebrating local fresh food every week.

Thank you for choosing local, supporting BC farms and local small businesses, and being part of the NWFM community! 💚💜
The New West Horticultural Society will be joining The New West Horticultural Society will be joining the NWFM on September 17th to host a workshop answering your burning questions about what you can do with your garden during the Fall season and how you can prepare it for winter! Come prepared with your questions, learn from their eternal wisdom - and come early as they will be giving away 50 FREE garlic bulbs for the first 50 visitors!

So join us this Thursday, September 17th with the New West Horticultural Society and have all of your gardening related questions answered! 

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Our market is grateful to operate on the unceded land of the Qayqayt, Kwikwetlem, and other Halkomelem speaking Peoples. We acknowledge that colonialism has made invisible their histories and connections to the land. We acknowledge the incredible gift this land is to our market and BC Agriculture. We commit to the ongoing work of decolonization and allyship.

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