Farm stand program
Now accepting vendor applications
The Farm Stand program continues to grow and The City of Calgary is pleased to support bringing more locally and regionally grown food into more Calgary communities while providing support to our local farmers. The Farm Stand Program supports 9 incredible local and regional farmers and vendors.
Improving access to healthy food options is an important part of Calgary Eats!, our Food Action Plan.
2024 Farm Stand season
Find info on vendors, farm stand locations and dates and times below.
Interactive Farm Stand Schedule
Broxburn Vegetables
Broxburn Vegetables
Broxburn Vegetables
Broxburn Vegetables
Broxburn Vegetables
Broxburn Vegetables
Broxburn Vegetables
Broxburn Vegetables
Broxburn Vegetables
Fresh Routes
Fresh Routes
Fresh Routes
Fresh Routes
Fresh Routes
Fresh Routes
Fresh Routes
Fresh Routes
Fresh Routes
Fresh Routes
FreshPal Farms
FreshPal Farms
FreshPal Farms
Land of Dreams Urban Farm
Lil Green Urban Farm
Lil Green Urban Farm
Shirley’s Greenhouse
Shirley’s Greenhouse
Shirley’s Greenhouse
Shirley’s Greenhouse
Tetzlaff Family Farm
*All market vendors are encouraged to follow the guidance of Alberta Health Services to reduce the transmission of respiratory illnesses.
In addition, vendors are required to follow AHS guidelines for Public Market Managers and Vendors.
Meet our Vendors
Host a Farm Stand
Are you interested in hosting a farm stand in your community? Learn more about what is involved.
Community & Farmer Feedback
Talena Klypak, President for Coach Hill-Patterson Heights Community AssociationOur residents genuinely look forward to this program, as our nearest grocery stores are driving distance in different communities. The Farm Stand Program promotes knowledge of local fruits and vegetables, and it encouraged residents to walk to the stand and interact with each other, promoting social cohesiveness. The farm stand allowed seniors in our community who do not drive to have local access to fresh fruit, vegetables, and meat.
Rob Garnett, Centre Manager for Deer Run Community AssociationWe've had a great response from our community towards the Farm Stand Program. Deer Run does not have a grocery store within its community boundaries, so it's a great benefit to have fresh food available closer to home. It has gained quite a loyal customer base who appreciates the high-quality produce. We're frequently asked why we can't host it more days of the week!
Kevin Tetzlaff – Owner and Operator of Tetzlaff Family FarmAs a smaller producer, the Farm Stand Program reduced barriers and made it easy for us to enter the Calgary market. Support from local residents has been incredible with many coming back every week. We love talking to everyone, hearing their thoughts on the produce and different ways they have prepared it.
Andrea Trainor, Board Member for University Heights Community AssociationThe Farm Stand Program really resonated with residents, especially those who are older. The produce is incredibly fresh and very reasonably priced. It is also a gathering place for residents.