2026 Market Vendor Registration
The St. Boniface Summer Market unfolds every Thursday night, spanning from June 5th until August 28th, between 5:30 and 8:30 at the Joseph Royal Park (665 Taché Ave.)
In our last season, we welcomed over 80 different vendors, each providing beautifully handmade products. Our market is known for its comforting ambiance and its stunning view of the Red River. Come and discover our welcoming market filled with lively music and children’s activities.
Our market supports emerging and experienced vendors while connecting our community to local products and producers. We are proud to host entrepreneurs who make, bake, grow and represent their own products from Manitoba.
Want to be contacted when registration opens?
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For Vendors
Before you apply:
1. Read our Vendor Guidelines 2025 to ensure you qualify under our Make It, Bake It, Grow It policy and understand the fees.
2. Understand the Manitoba Farmers’ Market Guidelines and what products qualify as hazardous / non-hazardous products.
3. If you are a food-related business, you first need all your health paperwork approved by Manitoba Health before applying to our market. This may, or may not, include:
-A Food Handler’s Certification for you, your family member or booth rep;
-A Health Permit from your commercial kitchen.
-A Meat Hawkers’ Permit; and/or,
-A Temporary Food Establishment Permit.
4. If you are a business that makes skincare, cosmetics, bath and body products, please ensure you have a Cosmetics Notification #, if required by Canada Health.
During your application:
5. Provide a list of all the products you intend to sell at the market. For food products, please disclose key ingredients and any products that contain eggs, meat, or any form of dairy.
6. Describe your fabrication process. Make sure to specify where your materials come from and how they are processed. A reminder that factory-made products are not permitted.
7. Applicants must upload the following into their application:
-All of your approved, up-to-date MB Health paperwork (if applicable).
-3 to 5 photos of your products, your booth set up, and of you for promotional content.
-For more information, contact your local health inspector.
8. At the end of every month, the Vendor Coordinator will email you a link to submit your sales data. For more information on what data you should collect, consult the Sales Data Guide 2025.
Want the registration process in the form of a checklist? Click here: Vendor Market Checklist
Submit your sales data here
For Community Organizations:
Some booths may be provided to community organizations at no cost. We prioritize non-profits, charities and public service organizations that complement and represent our mandate, including agricultural and sustainability groups, performance & arts organizations, entrepreneurial and small business support groups, waste reduction/diversion, land-based education, tourism, etc. Please note that we do not allow political or religious groups as community groups.
If you wish to attend the market, register as a Community Organization on the registration form above. For any other inquiries, please contact the Market Coordinator, Françoise Therrien Vrignon, at ftv@cdem.com
External Ressources
Manitoba Farmers’ Market Guidelines
Certified Food Handler Training Program
Temporary Food Service Establishment Guidelines
Contact a Manitoba Public Health Inspector
The St-Boniface Summer Market is an event participating in the Jeudis Franco Thursdays initiative organized by CDEM.
Jeudis Franco Thursdays is a new initiative that encourages locals and visitors to spend their evenings in St. Boniface every Thursday in the Summer months! The weekly event ultimately aims to highlight Summer programming led by organizations and businesses in Saint-Boniface, in conjunction with Provencher Biz.