Le Marché St. Norbert Farmers' Market

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Open 52 weeks of the year! Le Marché St. Norbert Farmers’ Market is a non-profit organization and a member based cooperative in historic St. Norbert. Our market provides a direct market connection to hundreds of Manitoba farmers, artisans and food processors who operate thriving businesses including market gardens, ranches, orchards, nurseries, vineyards, kitchens and studios to get fresh, nutritious local foods to your table.

The Market's vendors bring the diversity of Manitoba to you, from established vendors with exquisite, hand-produced goods to new, up-and-coming businesses with big dreams, you’ll find anything and everything at St. Norbert Farmers’ Market!

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Location

3514 Pembina Hwy, Winnipeg, MB

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Hours

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Saturday8 AM – 2 PM
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