The Farmers Market at the Halifax Seaport offers a variety of vendors selling local arts and crafts, organic cheeses and meat products, fresh seafood and baked goods, and a number of small coffee shops and eateries. Quiet on weekdays, the market comes to life on weekends with crowds of locals stocking up on fresh foods and enjoying the community experience.... More

A great place to see artisans and buskers. The food choices range from many different ethnic choices to down home country cooking. However on Saturdays it is a people place so be prepared for crowds. More

wow! what a selection, this is the biggest farmer's market I have been to, spent hours there, bought lots of stuff, the kale crisps were delicious and healthy, loved the art work More

There are many fantastic products at this farmers markets from woolens and trinkets to fresh vegetables and foods. Fantastic atmosphere with many musicians tucked into corners of the winding stone walkways. It's hard to walk away without buying something, but don't forget to go hungry. There are very good prepared food options as well. More

Definitely up to my New York City Union Square Market standard-- and I only saw half of it! They are moving to Pier 22, just a few blocks further down the water front. At this writing August 2010, half had moved there. The farmers had hard to find items: finger length eggplant, (plus 4 different other varieties) fennel, tiny blueberries,... More

absolutely wonderful, many many vendors in an old brewery warehouse. Each has about 6 to 20 feet of space, depending on what they want to pay rent. lots of rooms, halls, etc, with tables set up side by side. some have food, some produce, flowers, crafts etc. Not much room to walk and expect to be jammed right in at... More

We rushed through the market searching for the exit because it was unbearably hot and crowded inside. It was virtually impossible to look at or purchase anything due to the crowds. Lines were incredibly long for all food vendors. I'd recommend going back when it was less busy, but since it is only open Saturday morning I assume it is... More

The Halifax Farmer's Market began in 1750 and is the longest-running market in North America. For foodies, it can't be beat. Have a look! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N8Xr07PkKJI More

We decided to check this out our visit to halifax based on the previous reviews. It is a kinda of a hippie place, but there are numerous vendors down to business selling their wares.. everything from fresh local meats to veggies to coffee to pastries to plants, this place has a little bit of everything. One reviewer mentioned going to... More