Granville Island Public Market, Farmers' market on Granville Island, Vancouver, Canada
Granville Island Public Market is a farmers' market in Vancouver with over 50 permanent vendors selling fresh produce, seafood, meats, cheeses, and prepared foods. Covered indoor spaces protect shoppers from rain while providing views of False Creek below.
This market opened in 1979 on former industrial land, transforming the area into a public gathering place for residents and visitors. The conversion from industrial use shaped the island's character and development.
Local artisans and craftspeople work alongside food sellers, displaying handmade ceramics and artwork that reflect regional creative traditions. You can meet makers directly and learn about their work while shopping.
The market is open daily and is best reached on foot or by public transit via pedestrian bridges to the island. Morning visits offer the best selection before crowds arrive later in the day.
Lee's Donuts makes fresh honey-glazed donuts throughout the day in full view of shoppers, drawing customers from across the city. The sight and aroma of preparation have made it legendary among locals.
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