Experience one of Ontario's most beloved market destinations, where farm-fresh food, local artisans, family activities, and Mennonite heritage come together. Home to Canada's largest year-round farmers' market, the St. Jacobs Market District offers plenty to explore for visitors of all ages.

---------
What to Expect
---------

- Canada's largest year-round farmers' market
- Fresh local produce and baked goods
- Artisan vendors and handmade products
- Outdoor market shopping
- Antique treasures at Market Road Antiques
- Local food and craft beverages
- Family-friendly seasonal activities

---------
Family Activities
---------

- Farmyard Follies children's programming
- Princess Story Time & Animal Meet-Up
- Farmyard animal encounters
- Weekly themed crafts with Artshine
- Seasonal family events and activities

---------
Farmyard Follies
---------

- Free children's activities
- Parent or guardian supervision required
- No registration necessary

---------
Farmyard Fun Craft
---------

- Every Thursday
- 10:00 to 11:00
- Jun 16-Sep 03
- Hands-on farm-themed craft activities

---------
Princess Story Time & Animal Meet-Up
---------

- Every Tuesday
- 10:00 to 11:00
- Meet visiting princesses
- Storytime sessions
- Farm animal encounters

---------
Country Wagon Tours
---------

- Guided country tours departing from the market
- Operated by Elmira Wagon Rides
- Explore the local countryside and Mennonite heritage

---------
Tour Pricing
---------

- Adults: $23.95
- Seniors: $21.55
- Children (3-12): $19.25
- Toddlers: Free

---------
Tour Schedule
---------

- Tue until Aug 27
- Thu until Oct 31
- Sat until Oct 26

---------
Good to Know
---------

- Farmyard Follies activities are free
- Parent supervision is required for children's activities
- Market vendors and operating days may vary seasonally
- Arrive early for the best selection at the farmers' market

---------
Admission
---------

- Market entry: Free
- Farmyard Follies: Free
- Wagon tours: Additional fee


Spend the day exploring local food, family activities, market vendors, and the unique charm of St. Jacobs.