Looking to enjoy a frugal fall? We’ve got your connection to fun free events happening in Vancouver! From Cineplex Free Movie Day to Yoga and Halloween events, here are 49 free things to do around the city this October.

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Connect to arts and culture

What: The bustling, colourful market is filled with local artists and artisan food vendors selling their own creations. And you can hear local musicians performing live, too.

The bustling, colourful market is filled with local artists and artisan food vendors selling their own creations. And you can hear local musicians performing live, too. When: Every Sunday until the end of October

Every Sunday until the end of October Time: 11 am to 6 pm

11 am to 6 pm Where: Jim Deva Plaza (Davie and Bute)

Jim Deva Plaza (Davie and Bute) Price: Free

What: The bustling, colourful market is filled with local artists and artisan food vendors selling their own creations. And you can hear local musicians performing live, too.

The bustling, colourful market is filled with local artists and artisan food vendors selling their own creations. And you can hear local musicians performing live, too. When: Now until Sunday, October 1, 2017

Now until Sunday, October 1, 2017 Time: 9:30 am to 7 pm on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Saturdays, 9:30 am to 9 pm on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, 11 am to 6 pm on Sundays

9:30 am to 7 pm on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Saturdays, 9:30 am to 9 pm on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, 11 am to 6 pm on Sundays Where: Oakridge Centre’s West Gallery – 650 W. 41st Avenue, Vancouver

Oakridge Centre’s West Gallery – 650 W. 41st Avenue, Vancouver Price: Free

What: Between October 1 and 17, a wide range of cultural events will be taking place at various locations in the tri cities. This includes everything from a free Diwali-themed art workshop, to a South Asian cooking class, and a massive performance at Vancouver Public Library.

Between October 1 and 17, a wide range of cultural events will be taking place at various locations in the tri cities. This includes everything from a free Diwali-themed art workshop, to a South Asian cooking class, and a massive performance at Vancouver Public Library. When: October 1 to 17

October 1 to 17 Where: Various locations throughout Metro Vancouver

Various locations throughout Metro Vancouver Price: Prices vary from Free to $20

Happy Halloween

What: Curated by artists Paula Jardine and Marina Szijarto, this unique cultural event offers the public an opportunity to remember their dead, whether interred at Mountain View Cemetery or not, in a gentle atmosphere of contemplative beauty.

Curated by artists Paula Jardine and Marina Szijarto, this unique cultural event offers the public an opportunity to remember their dead, whether interred at Mountain View Cemetery or not, in a gentle atmosphere of contemplative beauty. When: October 28 to November 1

October 28 to November 1 Where: Mountain View Cemetery- 5455 Fraser St., Vancouver

Mountain View Cemetery- 5455 Fraser St., Vancouver Admission: All events are free. Donations are welcome.

What: The Commercial Drive Business Society is holding a public Halloween event featuring free margherita pizzettas from Famoso for those 12 years and under, trick or treating along The Drive from Venables to 13th Avenue, a Kids Fun Zone at Grandview Park, and a fireworks finale

The Commercial Drive Business Society is holding a public Halloween event featuring free margherita pizzettas from Famoso for those 12 years and under, trick or treating along The Drive from Venables to 13th Avenue, a Kids Fun Zone at Grandview Park, and a fireworks finale When: Tuesday, October 31 Free margherita pizzettas from 12 to 4:30 pm Kids Fun Zone from 6 to 7:30 pm Fireworks from 7:30 to 8 pm

Tuesday, October 31 Where: Commercial Drive and Grandview Park

Commercial Drive and Grandview Park Admission: Free

What: Families are invited to dress up and go trick or treating down Hastings Street. Kids and their adults will be able to get yummy treats from neighbourhood stores, ride the Halloween Trains in the Dark and enjoy fireworks later in the evening.

Families are invited to dress up and go trick or treating down Hastings Street. Kids and their adults will be able to get yummy treats from neighbourhood stores, ride the Halloween Trains in the Dark and enjoy fireworks later in the evening. When: Tuesday, October 31 Trick or Treating from 3:30 to 5:30 pm Halloween Trains in the Dark from 6 to 9 pm Halloween Fireworks at Gilmore Community School at 8:15 pm

Tuesday, October 31 Where: Trick or Treating is along Hastings Street in Burnaby Halloween Trains in the Dark at Burnaby Central Railway at Confederation Park – 120 North Willingdon Avenue, Burnaby Halloween Fireworks at Gilmore Community School – 50 Gilmore Ave, Burnaby

Tickets: All events are free, except the Halloween Trains in the Dark, which costs $3.50 and includes free hot chocolate and cookies. Costumes strongly encouraged.

What: There are plenty of pumpkins to choose from at Ladner’s Halloween headquarters. During the last 10 days of October, the farm puts out over 150 carved pumpkins that are lit every evening. After picking your pumpkin, be sure to check out the on-site “haunted” house that is perfect fun for the little ones.

There are plenty of pumpkins to choose from at Ladner’s Halloween headquarters. During the last 10 days of October, the farm puts out over 150 carved pumpkins that are lit every evening. After picking your pumpkin, be sure to check out the on-site “haunted” house that is perfect fun for the little ones. When: Open daily from the end of September until October 31

Open daily from the end of September until October 31 Time: 9 am to 5 pm

9 am to 5 pm Where: 2485 Westham Island Road, Delta

2485 Westham Island Road, Delta Cost: Admission is free, pumpkin prices vary

What: Go on a tractor ride, visit the chicken coop, get spooked in the haunted house and then search for the best pumpkin. Port Kells pumpkin patch offers a variety of activities to make a day of family fun.

Go on a tractor ride, visit the chicken coop, get spooked in the haunted house and then search for the best pumpkin. Port Kells pumpkin patch offers a variety of activities to make a day of family fun. When: Open for the month of October

Open for the month of October Time: 9 am to 6 pm everyday

9 am to 6 pm everyday Where: 18730 88 Avenue, Surrey

18730 88 Avenue, Surrey Cost: General admission is free. $5 admission for guests who would like to enjoy unlimited hay rides during their visit. The $5 admission is fully redeemable towards pumpkins, concession treats, or nursery products.

What: This family farm carries a hearty selection of pumpkins, mini-pumpkins, and gourds, that are perfectly suited for your Halloween needs. After visiting the patch, head down to the farmers market and general store to pick up some tasty treats and produce.

This family farm carries a hearty selection of pumpkins, mini-pumpkins, and gourds, that are perfectly suited for your Halloween needs. After visiting the patch, head down to the farmers market and general store to pick up some tasty treats and produce. When: October 3 to 31

October 3 to 31 Time: Weekdays: 3 pm to 6 pm. Weekends: 10 am from 6 pm. Thanksgiving weekend: 10 am to 6pm

Weekdays: 3 pm to 6 pm. Weekends: 10 am from 6 pm. Thanksgiving weekend: 10 am to 6pm Where: 8390 172 Street, Surrey

8390 172 Street, Surrey Cost: Admission is free, pumpkins sold by size

What: Make a stop at this family-run farm for a pumpkin patch adventure in the Abbotsford countryside.

Make a stop at this family-run farm for a pumpkin patch adventure in the Abbotsford countryside. When: October 1 to 31

October 1 to 31 Time: Now to Thanksgiving Weekend: 9 am to 5:30 pm. October 10 to 30: 9 am to 5:30 pm (Sunday to Wednesday), 9 am to 6:30 pm (Thursday to Saturday). October 31: 9 am to 5pm

Now to Thanksgiving Weekend: 9 am to 5:30 pm. October 10 to 30: 9 am to 5:30 pm (Sunday to Wednesday), 9 am to 6:30 pm (Thursday to Saturday). October 31: 9 am to 5pm Where: 333 Gladwin Road, Abbotsford

333 Gladwin Road, Abbotsford Cost: Admission is free for the apple orchard and pumpkin patch. Various rates apply for other attractions. Check website for details.

Explore and enjoy the city

What: ​Metro Vancouver is planning to tunnel deep under Stanley Park to build the Stanley Park Water Supply Tunnel. Drop by the Community Open House to learn more about the project and share your comments with the project team.

​Metro Vancouver is planning to tunnel deep under Stanley Park to build the Stanley Park Water Supply Tunnel. Drop by the Community Open House to learn more about the project and share your comments with the project team. When: Thursday, October 5

Thursday, October 5 Time: 4 to 8 pm.

4 to 8 pm. Where: The big tent in Chilco Plaza (near Chilco Street and Alberni Street) next to the Stanley Park Nature House.

The big tent in Chilco Plaza (near Chilco Street and Alberni Street) next to the Stanley Park Nature House. Price: Free

What: Main Squeeze is a weekly Mt. Pleasant dance party and hangout in the Projection Room of the Fox Cabaret. Featuring house party jams and new classics.

Main Squeeze is a weekly Mt. Pleasant dance party and hangout in the Projection Room of the Fox Cabaret. Featuring house party jams and new classics. When: Every Thursday

Every Thursday Time: 8 pm

8 pm Where: The Fox Cabaret – 2321 Main Street, Vancouver

The Fox Cabaret – 2321 Main Street, Vancouver Tickets: No Cover

Free Lunchtime Yoga

What: Grab your mat and take a break at with this weekly free yoga class from the City of Vancouver, Vancouver Civic Theatres and Pamela Ferman. Increase flexibility, tone, strengthen and detoxify your body, while releasing stress and tension through proper breath work and meditation. You will leave the class feeling revitalized, balanced and relaxed from head to toe.

Grab your mat and take a break at with this weekly free yoga class from the City of Vancouver, Vancouver Civic Theatres and Pamela Ferman. Increase flexibility, tone, strengthen and detoxify your body, while releasing stress and tension through proper breath work and meditation. You will leave the class feeling revitalized, balanced and relaxed from head to toe. When: Every Tuesday until the end of November

Every Tuesday until the end of November Time : Noon to 1 pm

: Noon to 1 pm Where: Vancouver Playhouse Theatre – 600 Hamilton Street, Vancouverr

Vancouver Playhouse Theatre – 600 Hamilton Street, Vancouverr Price: Free

What: ​ A community celebration of all things apple. Taste crunchy heritage apples, buy a homemade pie and tour the museum.

When: Sunday October 8

Sunday October 8 Time: 11 am to 2 pm

11 am to 2 pm Where: Crippen Regional Park – Meet at Davies Orchard, a 100 m walk from ferry terminal.

Crippen Regional Park – Meet at Davies Orchard, a 100 m walk from ferry terminal. Admission: Free

What: A free conference to learn more from cleantech CEOs and start-up experts. Gain insight into an industry leveraging renewable materials and energy, decreasing natural resources use, and reducing emissions and waste.

A free conference to learn more from cleantech CEOs and start-up experts. Gain insight into an industry leveraging renewable materials and energy, decreasing natural resources use, and reducing emissions and waste. When: October 12

October 12 Time: 10 am to 3 pm

10 am to 3 pm Where: Alice MacKay Room, Vancouver Public Library Central Branch – 350 West Georgia Street, Vancouver

Alice MacKay Room, Vancouver Public Library Central Branch – 350 West Georgia Street, Vancouver Register: Online, Free

What: Select Cineplex theatres across Canada will be showing free screenings of several films. Popcorn, drinks, and select candy will be available to purchase at a reduced price, with proceeds going towards WE (formally known as Free The Children). You can also show your support by donating to WE.

Select Cineplex theatres across Canada will be showing free screenings of several films. Popcorn, drinks, and select candy will be available to purchase at a reduced price, with proceeds going towards WE (formally known as Free The Children). You can also show your support by donating to WE. When: Saturday, October 14

Saturday, October 14 Where: Cineplex theatres across Canada, check website for more info and updates

Cineplex theatres across Canada, check website for more info and updates Tickets: Available for free at Cineplex locations on October 14

What: ​​Learn about the Ice Age glaciation on the south coast, the geologic history of the Fraser River, and the peatlands in Derby Reach Regional Park. Hear about a disastrous landslide in Haney in 1880 that produced a tsunami on the Fraser River. Led by John Clague, professor of Earth Sciences at Simon Fraser University, author of Vancouver, City on the Edge, and an expert on earthquakes, tsunamis, landslides, and floods.



When: Saturday October 14

Saturday October 14 Time: 10 am to noon

10 am to noon Where: Derby Reach Regional Park

Derby Reach Regional Park Price: Free

What: ​​Be wily like a coyote or wise as an owl to solve a nocturnal mystery on lantern lit-trails. Activities, performers and storytelling will reveal local night animals. Bring a flashlight and allow 1.5 hours to complete.

​​Be wily like a coyote or wise as an owl to solve a nocturnal mystery on lantern lit-trails. Activities, performers and storytelling will reveal local night animals. Bring a flashlight and allow 1.5 hours to complete. When: Saturday, October 14

Saturday, October 14 Time: 6 to 9 pm

6 to 9 pm Where: Surrey Bend Regional Park. Park at Pacific Academy in Surrey at 10238-10300 168 St and take free shuttle bus to day use area. Please leave pets at home. Buses start at 5:30 pm and will transport participants to Surrey Bend Regional Park until 8 pm. The last bus leaves Surrey Bend at 9:30 pm. Limited parking at the day use area.

Surrey Bend Regional Park. Park at Pacific Academy in Surrey at 10238-10300 168 St and take free shuttle bus to day use area. Please leave pets at home. Buses start at 5:30 pm and will transport participants to Surrey Bend Regional Park until 8 pm. The last bus leaves Surrey Bend at 9:30 pm. Limited parking at the day use area. Price: Free

What: Celebrate the 15th Anniversary of Caprice Nightclub with Chase B, Travis Scott’s DJ. Also featuring Rico Uno and GENI3.

Celebrate the 15th Anniversary of Caprice Nightclub with Chase B, Travis Scott’s DJ. Also featuring Rico Uno and GENI3. When: Wednesday, October 18

Wednesday, October 18 Where: Caprice Nightclub – 967 Granville Street, Vancouver

Caprice Nightclub – 967 Granville Street, Vancouver Tickets: Online, Free

What: Network with other small business owners, gain valuable insights and meet with trained small business specialists.

Network with other small business owners, gain valuable insights and meet with trained small business specialists. When: October 19

October 19 Time: 5:30 to 7:30 pm

5:30 to 7:30 pm Where: Rogers Store – 2097 West Broadway, Vancouver

Rogers Store – 2097 West Broadway, Vancouver Register: Online, Free

What: ​Follow the journey of salmon from hatching grounds to ocean. Watch salmon leaping, get up close and personal with real specimens and hear about their extraordinary lives. Please leave pets at home.

When: ​Saturday, October 21

​Saturday, October 21 Time: 11 am to 2:30 pm

11 am to 2:30 pm Where: Capilano Fish Hatchery, end of Capilano Park Rd, North Vancouver

Capilano Fish Hatchery, end of Capilano Park Rd, North Vancouver Price: Free

What: A 10 km return hike with mines researcher Lloyd Knutsen in Lynn Headwaters Regional Park. Along the way, Lloyd will share his knowledge of the prospectors and history of mining in the area, look at historical artefacts and minerals, and tell stories using old maps and photographs. Presented by the BC Mills House volunteer hosts.

A 10 km return hike with mines researcher Lloyd Knutsen in Lynn Headwaters Regional Park. Along the way, Lloyd will share his knowledge of the prospectors and history of mining in the area, look at historical artefacts and minerals, and tell stories using old maps and photographs. Presented by the BC Mills House volunteer hosts. When: Sunday October 22

Sunday October 22 Time: 11 am to 3 pm

11 am to 3 pm Where: Kanaka Creek Regional Park – Meet at fish fence on 240 Street, north of Lougheed Hwy, Maple Ridge

Kanaka Creek Regional Park – Meet at fish fence on 240 Street, north of Lougheed Hwy, Maple Ridge Price: Free

What: Learn facts about owls, bats, spiders and raccoons, enjoy Halloween treats and meet the Forest Fairy. Attend in costume for the costume prize draw too.

Learn facts about owls, bats, spiders and raccoons, enjoy Halloween treats and meet the Forest Fairy. Attend in costume for the costume prize draw too. When: Saturday, October 28

Saturday, October 28 Time: 10 am to 2 pm

10 am to 2 pm Where: Surrey Nature Centre at Green Timbers – 14225 Green Timbers Way, Surrey

Surrey Nature Centre at Green Timbers – 14225 Green Timbers Way, Surrey Price: Free

What : ​Want to know more about nature in regional parks? Drop by the pop-up displays to chat with a park interpreter. Witness the journey of salmon returning to their home to spawn.

: ​Want to know more about nature in regional parks? Drop by the pop-up displays to chat with a park interpreter. Witness the journey of salmon returning to their home to spawn. When: Saturday, October 28

Saturday, October 28 Time: 11 am to 2 pm

11 am to 2 pm Where: Burnaby Lake Regional Park – Meet at Cariboo Dam

Burnaby Lake Regional Park – Meet at Cariboo Dam Price: Free

Get fresh at farmers’ markets

What: A year-long event full of colourful stalls that showcase unique, homemade products and the finest in gastronomic delights. From the ocean, oven, or field – Granville Market’s got it all. Grab items to-go or order some grub from one of the many established food vendors at this indoor market, you’re going to leave happy and full.

A year-long event full of colourful stalls that showcase unique, homemade products and the finest in gastronomic delights. From the ocean, oven, or field – Granville Market’s got it all. Grab items to-go or order some grub from one of the many established food vendors at this indoor market, you’re going to leave happy and full. Where : 1661 Duranleau Street, Granville Island

: 1661 Duranleau Street, Granville Island When: 7 days a week from 9 am to 7 pm

What: The Granville Island Farmers’ Market is the oldest of its kind in Vancouver offering customers fresh fruits, vegetables, and flowers. This market also has local craft beer and wine vendors too.

The Granville Island Farmers’ Market is the oldest of its kind in Vancouver offering customers fresh fruits, vegetables, and flowers. This market also has local craft beer and wine vendors too. Where : Triangle Square (between the Net Loft and the Public Market), Granville Island

: Triangle Square (between the Net Loft and the Public Market), Granville Island When: Thursdays from 10 am to 3 pm, until September 28, 2017

What: This farmers’ market began back in 1995 and became the cornerstone of the Vancouver Farmers’ Market collective of markets. One of the most popular of the markets, Trout Lake has food trucks on site and a variety of vendors selling all manner of food stuffs.

This farmers’ market began back in 1995 and became the cornerstone of the Vancouver Farmers’ Market collective of markets. One of the most popular of the markets, Trout Lake has food trucks on site and a variety of vendors selling all manner of food stuffs. Where : Lakewood Drive and 13th Avenue, East Vancouver

: Lakewood Drive and 13th Avenue, East Vancouver When: Saturdays from 9 am to 2 pm, until October 21, 2017

What: The West End’s charming, community-minded farmers’ market is open Saturdays. Grab a coffee, peek at the adjacent community garden, and stock up on a vast array of locally grown foods.

The West End’s charming, community-minded farmers’ market is open Saturdays. Grab a coffee, peek at the adjacent community garden, and stock up on a vast array of locally grown foods. Where : Comox Street (between Bute and Thurlow), Vancouver

: Comox Street (between Bute and Thurlow), Vancouver When: Saturdays from 9 am to 2 pm, until October 21, 2017

What: You’ll find fresh groceries, locally-sourced produce, as well as artisanal food offerings at the The Mount Pleasant Farmers’ Market, one of the newer kids on the Vancouver Farmers’ Market’s block.

You’ll find fresh groceries, locally-sourced produce, as well as artisanal food offerings at the The Mount Pleasant Farmers’ Market, one of the newer kids on the Vancouver Farmers’ Market’s block. Where : 2300 Guelph Street (Dude Chilling Park), Mount Pleasant

: 2300 Guelph Street (Dude Chilling Park), Mount Pleasant When: Sundays from 10 am to 2 pm, until October 8, 2017

What: See, taste, and indulge at this bustling weekday market. With vendors lined up on the east side of Thornton Park on the sidewalk along Station Street, the Main Street Station Farmers’ Market is within ideal reach on foot for bus and SkyTrain users.

See, taste, and indulge at this bustling weekday market. With vendors lined up on the east side of Thornton Park on the sidewalk along Station Street, the Main Street Station Farmers’ Market is within ideal reach on foot for bus and SkyTrain users. Where : 1100 Station Street, Vancouver

: 1100 Station Street, Vancouver When: Wednesdays from 2 to 6 pm, to October 4, 2017

What: This friendly get-together, also known as the Kitsilano Farmers’ Market, takes place on Sundays in the parking lot of the Community Centre and offers a good selection of fresh local produce and gourmet treats to stock up on for the week.

This friendly get-together, also known as the Kitsilano Farmers’ Market, takes place on Sundays in the parking lot of the Community Centre and offers a good selection of fresh local produce and gourmet treats to stock up on for the week. Where : Kitsilano Community Centre, 2690 Larch Street, Vancouver

: Kitsilano Community Centre, 2690 Larch Street, Vancouver When: Sundays from 10 am to 2 pm, until October 22, 2017

What: A very urban market indeed, the pedestrian-friendly Hamilton Street welcomes vendors and farmers Thursday mornings and afternoons for a terrific food and shopping experience, right at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre.

A very urban market indeed, the pedestrian-friendly Hamilton Street welcomes vendors and farmers Thursday mornings and afternoons for a terrific food and shopping experience, right at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre. Where : Queen Elizabeth Theatre – 608-688 Hamilton Street, Vancouver

: Queen Elizabeth Theatre – 608-688 Hamilton Street, Vancouver When: Thursdays 11 am to 3 pm, until October 5, 2017

What: This market offers a unique riverfront gathering place in a burgeoning local community. Shop from vendors and artisans, and soak up some local colour.

This market offers a unique riverfront gathering place in a burgeoning local community. Shop from vendors and artisans, and soak up some local colour. Where : Kerr Street Plaza, 8683 Kerr Street

: Kerr Street Plaza, 8683 Kerr Street When: Saturdays from 10 am to 3 pm, until October 14, 2017

What: The Centre for Sustainable Food Systems operates the UBC Farm, and three weekly farm markets (June through October) on campus, providing students, faculty, and staff the chance to engage with the community and support local farming. This is a cash-only, BYO bags market.

The Centre for Sustainable Food Systems operates the UBC Farm, and three weekly farm markets (June through October) on campus, providing students, faculty, and staff the chance to engage with the community and support local farming. This is a cash-only, BYO bags market. Where : UBC Farm (UBC’s South Campus) – 3461 Ross Drive, Vancouver

: UBC Farm (UBC’s South Campus) – 3461 Ross Drive, Vancouver When: Saturdays from 9 am to 1 pm, until October 29, 2017

What: The Ambleside Farmers’ Market now takes place in Ambleside Park, at the foot of 13th Street, every Sunday through October. This market offers West Vancouver a gathering spot for picking up fresh local food and goods from crafters and food artisans.

The Ambleside Farmers’ Market now takes place in Ambleside Park, at the foot of 13th Street, every Sunday through October. This market offers West Vancouver a gathering spot for picking up fresh local food and goods from crafters and food artisans. Where : Ambleside Park – 1000 Argyle Avenue (the end of 13th Street), West Vancouver

: Ambleside Park – 1000 Argyle Avenue (the end of 13th Street), When: Sundays from 11 am to 4 pm, until October 29, 2017

What: Run by the same organization behind the Ambleside Market in nearby West Van, the Lonsdale Quay Farmers’ Market brings local farmers, artisans, and other vendors to North Vancouver for a weekly Saturday market.

Run by the same organization behind the Ambleside Market in nearby West Van, the Lonsdale Quay Farmers’ Market brings local farmers, artisans, and other vendors to North Vancouver for a weekly Saturday market. Where : East Plaza – 123 Carrie Cates Court, North Vancouver

: East Plaza – 123 Carrie Cates Court, North Vancouver When: Saturdays from 10 am to 3 pm, until October 28, 2017

What: Shipyard Plaza in North Vancouver will be transformed into a vibrant night market every Friday night.

Shipyard Plaza in North Vancouver will be transformed into a vibrant night market every Friday night. Where: Shipbuilders’ Square, 138 Victory Ship Way, North Vancouver

Shipbuilders’ Square, 138 Victory Ship Way, North Vancouver When: Fridays from 5 to 10 pm, until September 29, 2017

What: Family-owned and operated for nearly 40 years, Richmond Country Farms is the farm stand adjacent to Highway 99 off Steveston. Open from early spring to just ahead of Christmas, the market has a bounty of fresh local produce, and prepared goods.

Family-owned and operated for nearly 40 years, Richmond Country Farms is the farm stand adjacent to Highway 99 off Steveston. Open from early spring to just ahead of Christmas, the market has a bounty of fresh local produce, and prepared goods. Where : 12900 Steveston Highway, Richmond

: 12900 Steveston Highway, Richmond When: Daily from 9 am to 7 pm

What: Launched in June 2008, this open air market, situated in the North Parking Lot of Burnaby City Hall, offers visitors an assortment of food and craft stalls to peruse on Saturday mornings every Saturday through October.

Launched in June 2008, this open air market, situated in the North Parking Lot of Burnaby City Hall, offers visitors an assortment of food and craft stalls to peruse on Saturday mornings every Saturday through October. Where : North Parking Lot of Burnaby City Hall – 4949 Canada Way at Deer Lake Pkwy

: North Parking Lot of Burnaby City Hall – 4949 Canada Way at Deer Lake Pkwy When: Saturdays from 9 am to 2 pm, until October 28, 2017

What: The Tsawwassen Farmers’ Market will operate on a new day and time this year. Stock up on fresh local produce, along with artisanal foods. A handful of food trucks will also be in attendance.

The Tsawwassen Farmers’ Market will operate on a new day and time this year. Stock up on fresh local produce, along with artisanal foods. A handful of food trucks will also be in attendance. Where : 5360 12th Avenue (at 53A Street), Tsawwassen

: 5360 12th Avenue (at 53A Street), Tsawwassen When: Saturdays from 10 am to 2 pm, until October 7, 2017

What: The North Delta Farmers’ Market moves to the North Delta Rec Centre this season for a reinvigorated weekly market. Shop local and find farm fresh foods, delicious street food fare, handmade gifts, crafts, and jewellery.

The North Delta Farmers’ Market moves to the North Delta Rec Centre this season for a reinvigorated weekly market. Shop local and find farm fresh foods, delicious street food fare, handmade gifts, crafts, and jewellery. Where : North Delta Rec Centre – 11415 84th Avenue, Delta

: North Delta Rec Centre – 11415 84th Avenue, Delta When: Sundays from 10 am to 2 pm, until October 29, 2017

What: Located just steps away from the Surrey Central SkyTrain station and bus loop Surrey Urban Farmers’ Market is a vibrant gathering place that aims to promote small-scale farmers, food producers, and artisans.

Located just steps away from the Surrey Central SkyTrain station and bus loop Surrey Urban Farmers’ Market is a vibrant gathering place that aims to promote small-scale farmers, food producers, and artisans. Where : North Surrey Rec Centre, 10275 City Parkway, Surrey

: North Surrey Rec Centre, 10275 City Parkway, Surrey When: Wednesdays from 2 to 6 pm, until October 4, 2017

What: Live music, over 80 vendors, and great local produce and food products make the White Rock Farmers’ Market a great community event for South Surrey and White Rock.

Live music, over 80 vendors, and great local produce and food products make the White Rock Farmers’ Market a great community event for South Surrey and White Rock. Where : 15154 Russell Avenue (Beside Whaling Wall), White Rock

: 15154 Russell Avenue (Beside Whaling Wall), White Rock When: Sundays from 10 am to 2 pm, until October 29, 2017

What: New West’s Farmers Market (formerly called the Royal City Farmers’ Market) features farm-fresh produce, plants, quality crafts from local artists and artisans, gourmet prepared foods, community information, live entertainment, and more, all at Tipperary Park on Thursday evenings.

New West’s Farmers Market (formerly called the Royal City Farmers’ Market) features farm-fresh produce, plants, quality crafts from local artists and artisans, gourmet prepared foods, community information, live entertainment, and more, all at Tipperary Park on Thursday evenings. Where : Tipperary Park (east of City Hall, Royal Avenue and 4th Street), New Westminster

: Tipperary Park (east of City Hall, Royal Avenue and 4th Street), New Westminster When: Thursdays from 3 to 7 pm, until October 5, 2017

What: Started in 1996, the Poirier Street Farmers’ Market is the longest running suburban farmers market in Metro Vancouver. At this market you’ll find a variety of vendors showcasing their locally-sourced products.

Started in 1996, the Poirier Street Farmers’ Market is the longest running suburban farmers market in Metro Vancouver. At this market you’ll find a variety of vendors showcasing their locally-sourced products. Where : Dogwood Pavilion (Poirier and Winslow), Coquitlam

: Dogwood Pavilion (Poirier and Winslow), Coquitlam When: Sundays from 9 am to 1 pm, until October 29, 2017

What: A vibrant outdoor Saturday market in downtown Maple Ridge, Haney Farmers’ Market sells fresh farm produce, locally-grown fruit and veg, preserves, baked goods, artisan crafts, fine art, and more.

A vibrant outdoor Saturday market in downtown Maple Ridge, Haney Farmers’ Market sells fresh farm produce, locally-grown fruit and veg, preserves, baked goods, artisan crafts, fine art, and more. Where : Memorial Peace Park – 224th Street, Maple Ridge

: Memorial Peace Park – 224th Street, Maple Ridge When: Saturdays from 9 am to 2 pm, until October 7, 2017

What: Inspired by, and created in collaboration with the Haney Farmers’ Market Society, the Port Coquitlam Farmers’ Market is part of a larger plan to strengthen Port Coquitlam’s downtown centre through arts, cultural and heritage programming.

Inspired by, and created in collaboration with the Haney Farmers’ Market Society, the Port Coquitlam Farmers’ Market is part of a larger plan to strengthen Port Coquitlam’s downtown centre through arts, cultural and heritage programming. Where : 2253 Leigh Square, Port Coquitlam

: 2253 Leigh Square, Port Coquitlam When Thursdays from 3 to 7 pm, until September 28, 2017

What: On Wednesday afternoons in the warm weather months at the Kwantlen Polytechnic University Campus you will discover more than 50 vendors that “Make it, Bake it, or Grow it” selling the very best the region has to offer.

On Wednesday afternoons in the warm weather months at the Kwantlen Polytechnic University Campus you will discover more than 50 vendors that “Make it, Bake it, or Grow it” selling the very best the region has to offer. Where : Kwantlen Langley Campus Courtyard – 20901 Langley Bypass, Langley

: Kwantlen Langley Campus Courtyard – 20901 Langley Bypass, Langley When: Wednesdays from noon to 4:30 pm, until October 25, 2017