Our Vendors

Joella Foulds

Ravensview Gardens

 'Joella's Garden' really says what you might expect to find at her market table... a variety of garden veggies, & flowers in season. As well as jams, jellies, & pickles made from local berries and home grown vegetables.

Bruce and Graca Hollett

Donna MacRae

Turtle Beach Bits & Bites

You will find home baked breads, sweets and treats for everyone, plus whimsical arts and craft items. 2022 brings back the popular red Pontiac new potatoes, and introduces garlic and ginger plants.  You may find seasonal specials and hopefully some soy beans, sunflowers and pumpkins! We welcome Donna MacRae to the turtle beach lineup of great bakers.

Douglas Brown

Traneholm Gardens / Boularderie Island Press

We provide a selection of over thirty locally grown perennials — including varieties not available at commercial nurseries. All of our plants are suitable for Cape Breton’s 5B growing zone. .

Ren Hunsberger

Ren's Bagels

Ren offers a selection of fresh home-baked bagels and baking. Many of us think these are the best darn bagels anywhere! Seasonal produce such as garlic will also be available.

Larry Buck

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You won’t to miss Larry’s amazing hanging planters, vegetables, and colourful bird houses.

Pam Van Dommelen

Shoreline Santas

Pam  takes driftwood found on the shores of the Bras d’Or Lake and creates Santas. Their unique faces are inspired by the driftwood pieces that have been shaped by the natural actions of the winds and tides.

Maura Lea Morykot

ML Creations

Maura Lea enjoys making and creating flower accessories, jewelry, garden bling and new designs from natural materials such as re-purposed leather/suede, hemp twine, crystals, driftwood, wire, and glass beads.

Belinda MacNeil

Mermaid Tears

Belinda makes amazing jewelry, key chains, bag charms, ornaments, framed art, and more. She works hard to make all of these pieces using repurposed and sustainably sourced sea glass, driftwood and seashells discovered along the shores of Cape Breton Island.

Ann Cantwell

Spring Field Farm

We raise beef cattle, free-range laying hens, broiler chickens and pastured pork. We believe that small farms are needed and we should all look at keeping our supply chain close to home. 

Susan Martin

Susan's Mobile Market

Susan is a textile artist. Her products are knitted and crocheted items and more. Susan is also offering a limited selection of produce and preserves.

Claudia and Sebastian Bock

Southside Pastures

Claudia and Sebastian grow a variety of vegetables and highly nutritious microgreens without using any chemicals and pesticides and also sell eggs from their free range happy hens.

Emily Young

Hook, Yarn and Create

Emily has taken crocheting to another level. Her crocheted dolls, clothing, household items are creative, cute, and unique.

hookyarnandcreate@outlook.com

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902-565-7509 – call or text

Andrew and Darryl Walker

Walker's Farm and Preservery

Andrew and Darryl Walker offer a selection of home preserved goods, baked goods, spices, and miscellaneous arts and crafts.

andrew@teamwalker.ca

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Rod and Charlotte Macintyre

MacIntyre Blueberries

Rod and Charlotte are retired from the dairy industry, but still have a passion for farming. They enjoy working their wild blueberry fields and vegetable gardens on Southside Boularderie. They work hard to produce an excellent product and are very passionate about growing organically. You can find Rod and Charlotte at our market each Sunday beginning in August. 

Diane Bradbury and Friends

Seal Island Artisans

Diane Bradbury’s sewing, and baking, along with Duncan Grant’s woodworking are definitely worth the stop. Plus, there is a good possibility that there will be other treats available each week.

Joanne Cann

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Joanne Cann has been making paper crafts for 20 years and currently focuses on greeting cards for all occasions. She often personalizes her cards on request. She feels that everyone likes to get a card and it is her passion to make that happen.