
Shop Local at the Kingston Public Market
Shop local farmers, artisans, and makers every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday in Springer Market Square at King St. and Brock St.
Summer: April 1st – Oct 31st from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Winter: Nov 1st – March 31st from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Agriculture & Food
Baycrest Farms The Ackerman Family
A family-run farm for 57+ years, offering seasonal produce, flowers, preserves, apple cider, Christmas trees and wreaths.
Edible Earth
A certified organic grower since 2015, offering from kimchi and fermented garlic to pickled beets, raspberries, organic vegetables, and handmade silk scarves.
Fosterholm Farms
Located in Prince Edward County, the farm has been producing maple syrup, fresh pussy willows, and locally grown produce from March to November since 1924.
Simple Country Pleasures
A 30+ years family-owned business offering perennials, herbs, seasonal produce, heirloom tomatoes from Napanee and Picton, and winter wreaths and planters.
Brass Point Farm
Brass Point Farm is a women-led certified organic farm beside the historic Rideau Canal, growing perennial fruits, nuts and specialty crops on 74 acres of century farmland.
Spelt Bakery
Organic and natural, Canadian-grown spelt. Spelt Bread, Spelt Sourdough, Quick Breads, Cookies, Squares, Pies, Energy Bars... and more! Low-gluten and gluten-free products.
Havenhill Acres
Selling since 1976, offering a variety of fruits and vegetables, including green onions, strawberries, beans, tomatoes, asparagus, pumpkins, and more.
Henderson Farms
A family-run farm for 20+ years, offering 35 varieties of jams, jellies, mustards, chutneys, and relishes, along with gluten-free, dairy-free, and nut-free baked goods.
Irisa's Produce
Vendors since 1995, they offer Ontario-grown produce, herbs, flowers, tropical plants, and local Gorr’s maple syrup, all grown without chemical pesticides.
Lala Masala
Sharing their love of Indian food, Lala Masala offers a rotating menu of prepared items like Samosas, Jalebi, Gulab Jamun, and more!
Selva Pizza Stand
Serving fresh, hand-stretched Neapolitan pizza.
Limestone Kabob House
Fusion restaurant offering authentic homemade food.
Limestone Succulents
A family-run florist specializing in succulents, from classics to rare hybrids, with care instructions, specialized soil mixes, and handmade clay pots.
Mayall's Apothecary
Small-batch herbal wellness products formulated and blended by herbalist Claudia Mayall, using herbs grown, foraged or sustainably sourced in P.E.C
Vader's Maple Syrup
Bringing over 100 years of maple syrup tradition, offering premium syrup in all grades, handcrafted maple butter, and whiskey barrel-aged maple syrup.
Sunset Farms
A fourth-generation farmer from P.E.C, offering naturally grown cut flowers, fresh vegetables, and vibrant spring plants, including annuals, perennials, and dahlia tubers.
Wilson Apiaries
Producing honey since 1984, with over 200 bee colonies in the Stirling area. Offering wildflower honey, honeycomb, fresh flowers, herbs, and artisanal beeswax hand creams.
Artisans
Carolina Rojas Photography
Capturing beauty through vibrant colors, textures, and painterly designs, her work features landmarks, abstract art, and nature, with multiple gallery exhibitions.
Daylily Studios
Design and cast an array statues, tiles, planters, bowls to create beautiful art for the home and garden.
HelloTallow
100% all natural tallow skincare, small-batch and locally sourced.
I.V's Crafts
For over two decades, specializing in jewelry made from vintage silverware and coins, along with wooden toys, puzzles, photography, and paintings.
Lily Mooncat
Offering a creative selection of jewelry, soy wood-wick candles, bath products, and gift baskets, including necklaces, bracelets, lip balms, perfumes, and gel wax candles.
Marian Maple
Known for enamelled copper panels and handcrafted notebook covers, her work now focuses on copper enamel and stone jewellery.
Mosaic On Stone
Stone mosaic art.
Ovals - Fine Carpentry and Crafts
Nikolay Savov’s 42-year carpentry business crafts fine woodworking, including birdhouses, magnets, picture trays, and “Happy Pictures.”
Reincraftnation
A crochet artist in Kingston, Ontario.
RG Johnston
Author and designer of four self-published books, working directly with his printer from concept to publication.
The Stone Cutter
Stunning earrings, pendants, and necklaces made with natural hand-cut Canadian stones, sterling silver wire, and freshwater pearls.
The VerraBug Company
The Verras, sisters and mixed media artists inspired by nature. Creating art with real insect specimens.
The Windmill of Provence
Hand-painted stoneware combining beauty and functionality, designed for modern living—microwave and dishwasher safe.
The Lovely Lotus
Locally handmade jewellery from ethically sourced gemstones, minerals, and fossils.
Casual Vendors
- All Things Knit
- Art by Rod Watson - Selling painting, art, prints and books
- Birdie Blocks Inc. - Homemade gelatin-based bird seed
- Bliss Box Naturals
- Bon Bagel - Homemade Bagels
- Butternut Creek Group
- Cory Biederman
- Dough Darling
- Fetch Ideas - Jewelry & home goods
- Grand Art
- Howe Island Bears & Gifts
- Knotty Woods - cutting/charcuterie boards, candle holders
- Limestone Lemonade
- Liora Naturals
- Lynton Creations - Indigenous beaded jewelry, clothing and accessories
- Mal-Content
- Manjot Patel
- Miracle Linen - Homemade linen bedding
- Miss Jess Art Co.- Selling BOHO/hippy inspired scarves and apparel, art
- Mkaille Designs - Sells Chainmail and wirewrapping jewelry
- Mother of Invention - Homemade cutting boards, easels and tea cozies
- Ochre Farm - Fresh cut homegrown flowers
- PennyRoyal Creation
- Syrian Corn
- The Matcha Club
- Verano Food Holdings – sauces
- WildLot Farm Distillery

The Oldest Market in Ontario
Did you know that the Kingston Public Market is the oldest and longest-running public market in Ontario? For more than 220 years, the Kingston Public Market has been a gathering place for the community.
Frequently Asked Questions
Downtown Kingston offers nearly 800 on-street spaces and nearly 2000 spaces in the surrounding public lots. For specific garage and lot information, visit our Parking Page.
To become a vendor, please review the 8-step application process and submit your application via the City of Kingston's website.
Most vendors accept card payments as well as cash.














