Humber Bay Shores Farmers’ Market

That’s a wrap on 2026. The market ran every Saturday from May 30 to October 10 — its 11th season, with 40+ Ontario vendors. It’ll be back next May; the Humber Bay Shores Condominium Association posts the dates each spring on hbsca.ca.

Saturdays 9–2 · Humber Bay Park West · 2195 Humber Bay Park W Trail

The walk over

Most of us get there on foot. The market sits in Humber Bay Park West, and if you live in one of the Marine Parade condos, the way in is the little bridge over Mimico Creek.

Cyclist crossing the footbridge over Mimico Creek toward the Humber Bay Shores Farmers' Market — The footbridge over Mimico Creek — if you live in one of the Marine Parade condos, this is your walk to the market. Five minutes, and the prettiest part of the morning.

Market shopper with full bags crossing the Mimico Creek footbridge — Saturday morning on the bridge — heading home with the bags full.

Saturday at the market

Ontario produce picked that morning, fresh-cut flowers, preserves, baked goods, coffee. Forty-plus vendors, and you go hungry — that's the rule.

Crowds browsing vendor tents at the Humber Bay Shores Farmers' Market — The market in full swing at Humber Bay Park West.

Market aisle with the Eau du Soleil condo towers behind the vendor tents — Saturday morning, looking east — the Eau du Soleil towers (20 & 30 Shore Breeze Dr) behind the tents.

Shoppers walking the market aisle with Marina Del Rey condos behind — Nine to two, every Saturday of the season — Marina Del Rey (2269 Lake Shore Blvd W) looking on.

Vendor tents with Canadian flags and Marina Del Rey condos behind, last market day of the 2026 season — The last market day of the 2026 season — Marina Del Rey behind the tents.

Farm stall with fresh berries and peppers at the Humber Bay Shores Farmers' Market — Picked that morning, priced to move.

Rows of low-sugar jam jars at a preserves stall — Low-sugar jams, $12 a jar — stock up for winter.

Fresh-cut fall flowers at a flower stall — This is where the locals pick up their flowers — fresh-cut, every Saturday.

Fresh red radishes at a produce stall — Crisp, peppery, picked that morning.

Concord grapes and heirloom tomatoes with the Eau du Soleil towers behind — Grapes and heirlooms under the Eau du Soleil towers.

Baskets of Concord grapes — Concord grapes, $5 a basket — fall in a basket.

Heirloom tomatoes in red and yellow — Heirloom tomatoes, $5 a basket.

Bunches of red radishes — Radishes, $4 a bunch.

La Primavera flower stand with chalkboard price list — La Primavera — bouquets from $15, and the chalkboard says it all.

Bring the dog

Dogs are half the crowd. It's the neighbourhood's Saturday morning social club, on four legs as much as two.

Two small dogs on leashes at the farmers' market — Everyone brings their dog. Saturday at the market is a dog owner's morning — a good walk, half the neighbourhood out, and plenty of new friends.

A beagle looking at the camera at the farmers' market — The four-legged regulars.

A beagle being petted at the farmers' market — Every dog in Humber Bay was there.

After the shopping

Families picnicking on the grassy hill beside the farmers' market — The hill next to the market — picnic territory once the bags are full.

See you next May

That’s it until spring. If you’re thinking about living down here, come see it in May — Saturday morning at the market is Humber Bay Shores at its best.

Photos: Jim Emilson, October 2026.

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The Farmers' Market.

The walk over

Saturday at the market

Bring the dog

After the shopping

See you next May

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