Vancouver Magazine

Reasons to Love Vancouver

Because we’re still crowding farmers’ markets, even in the dead of winter.

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We’re obsessed with farmers’ markets.

sneaking suspicion that Vancouveri­tes might have a bottomless appetite for kale. How else do you explain the proliferat­ion of winter farmers’ markets—there’s Nat Bailey on Saturdays and Hastings Park on Sundays—that hawk the hearty green come sleet, come rain, come snow? Once a gathering of hard-core year-round farmers and 100-mile foodies, these November-to-April weekend events now bring together dozens of cheesemong­ers, seasonally savvy growers, bread smiths (is that right?) and those with an insatiable hunger for all things local. Baby, it may be cold outside, but to a Vancouver foodie, farmers’ markets are always hot, hot, hot.

 ??  ?? Hastings Park Market A chill in the air won’t stop Vancouveri­tes from hitting the market.
Hastings Park Market A chill in the air won’t stop Vancouveri­tes from hitting the market.

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