Dates and times: Our regular season runs every Saturday, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., rain or shine, starting in mid-June and running until Thanksgiving weekend..                  

Location: 1115 Dunning Rd. 
R.J. Kennedy Centre (Cumberland Arena) 
Open rain or shine.

Feedback: Please contact us with any suggestion you would like to make or if there is some kind of involvement or community event you would like to propose. Do not hesitate to get in touch if you would like to find out more about our organizing committee and some of our volunteer opportunities. 

Vendors

The Cumberland Farmers' Market features a variety of local area producers bringing you fresh vegetables, seasonal fruits, specialty foods, homemade treats and a variety of artisan goods, on a weekly basis.

In 2009 our base membership was close to 60 vendors and community groups with an average of more than 30 vendor booths per week.   Click here to find out more about becoming a vendor.

Get involved

There are many different ways of getting involved:

• Hosting a community booth or event
• Leading a cooking or gardening demonstration
• Making a public service presentation
• Putting on different forms of entertainment
• Lending a hand with site logistics (set up, take down, information booth, special events, signs, parking, etc.)
• Conducting visitor surveys
• Helping with publicity and marketing
• Providing artistic support and graphic design
• And so much more...   

Background Information

The market is organized by the Cumberland Farmers’ Market Organizing Committee under the umbrella of the Cumberland Village Community Association (CVCA).  Following the success of the Market's three date pilot in August of 2006, this community initiative has grown steadily with 13 dates in 2007, 18 in 2008, 19 in 2009 and 18 market days scheduled for 2010.  The third edition of the Winter Christmas Market will be taking place on Saturday, December 4th, 2010 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 

Cumberland Vilage Community Assocation

The CVCA was created in 1966, by descendants of pioneer families established in the area since the 1700s and new families attracted to the beauty and historical character of the Cumberland area, in order to protect and promote the needs and aspirations of the community and its residents. The CVCA has a special interest in pursuing initiatives that promote the area's rich rural history.