There are 11 upcoming markets in Metro Vancouver right now. Most are in Vancouver, Burnaby and North Vancouver. Check dates and venues below, filter by city, or open the map to see what is on near you.
What’s on
On nowCircle Craft Holiday Market in VancouverChristmasCircle Craft Christmas Market 2026 in Vancouver
On nowNikkei Craft Fair in BurnabyChristmasJapanese-inspired artisan gifts, treats and kids' crafts at Nikkei Centre
On nowDeer Lake Winter Craft Festival, BurnabyMarketBurnaby Arts Council's free winter craft festival with local makers at the Shadbolt
On nowGlenda's Christmas CottageChristmasA family-run seasonal Christmas shop full of ornaments and village pieces in Abbotsford
On nowHeart to Home Holiday MarketChristmasShop handmade gifts from local and BC artists at the Surrey Arts Centre
Fri, Nov 20Chilliwack Christmas Craft MarketChristmasThree days of Fraser Valley makers at Chilliwack Heritage Park
Fri, Nov 20Wesbrook Village Holiday MarketChristmasA free open-air weekend market with a tree lighting at UBC
Sat, Nov 21Swedish Christmas Fair (Julmarknad)ChristmasSwedish crafts, glögg and a Swedish café for one November weekend
Sat, Nov 21✓Holiday Pop Up Market by Vancouver Etsy CoChristmasShop local + fun workshops & DIY activities
Sat, Nov 28✓Portobello West Holiday MarketChristmasHosted by: Portobello West
Sat, Nov 28✓2026 Steveston Christmas Craft FairChristmasFeaturing Up to 125 vendors with handcrafted items, jewelry, "foodie" items, and more!Map & filters
Guide
Metro Vancouver's markets range from year-round food halls to seasonal pop-ups. Granville Island Public Market and Lonsdale Quay Market in North Vancouver are open most of the year, while neighbourhood farmers markets run in places such as Kitsilano, Trout Lake and around the region, with smaller winter markets in colder months. The Richmond Night Market is a seasonal summer favourite for street food, and craft, vintage and holiday markets pop up in Vancouver, Burnaby, Surrey and the Tri-Cities.
Arrive early for the best produce and shorter lines, or later for a quieter browse. Bring a reusable bag, and carry some cash, as not every vendor takes cards. Night markets and holiday markets can have entry fees and big weekend crowds, so weeknights are calmer. Transit works well for Granville Island, Lonsdale Quay via the SeaBus and the Richmond Night Market via the Canada Line. Pets may be restricted at food markets, so check each listing before you bring a dog.
How this list works: picks are ordered by listing completeness, photos, verification and visitor reviews. Last updated November 15, 2026.
Coming up next: Circle Craft Holiday Market in Vancouver (on now); Nikkei Craft Fair in Burnaby (on now); Deer Lake Winter Craft Festival, Burnaby (on now); Glenda's Christmas Cottage (on now). Open each listing for times, tickets and directions.
Our listings are spread across 10 cities, led by Vancouver (24), Burnaby (7) and North Vancouver (3).
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