Sunday Market Halifax

Great local food and artisans! Selection has dropped a bit with the pandemic. They handle the covid precautions very well. We liked the meat farmer. Good products and selection. Craft beer, baked goods and a lady with excellent samosas!

Wasn't too bad. It's a pretty small selection of niche items and baking. During my visit today I counted five tools total in the whole building. Now I realize it changes every weekend and sometimes you get lucky but the selection I saw there today wasn't that great and I didn't end up buying anything. Nothing personal against the vendors they were very kind and polite and the entry fee of $2 is very reasonable. If you like miscellaneous knick knacks then it may be the place for you. There was a lot of old DVDs, sports cards, comic books and toy cars. Some prices are reasonable and some are ridiculous for the setting. However unless stated by the vendor most of the prices are not fixed and are open for negotiation so that is a plus. It's worth checking out if you're in the area and have a little bit of time to burn but I wouldn't necessarily make a long drive for it.

Lots of friendly knowledgeable vendors with many high quality pieces of merchandise as well as home made goods and food.

Went for the Christmas craft market that's plastered on billboards all over the city. Turns out it's more like a thrift store mixed with a pawn shop.

was great not so great last Sunday

It's been almost 2 years since COVID started and they still haven't updated their open hours, so we showed up and they were closing. We drove in from out of town. Really annoying.

This place is really great! I would recommend going because it has some really great local foods

Sadly hardly any vendors :( Not much baked goods or anything really :( hope it picks up!

Always a great time. Sometimes you get nothing and other times you get gems. Always worth a stop.

This market is on every Sunday at the Forum in Halifax from 9 to 2. I had not been there for several years but a friend wanted to see what it was all about. The parking lot was full, with cars as well as merchants near the entrance. The fee to enter the Forum was $2. There were two areas with tables, from one end of the room to the other. Most tables were filled with collectables, or the normal yard sale junk. A few crafters, baked goods and even a palm reader. My friend found a few small treasures, but I managed to keep my wallet in my purse.It was a way to spend part of a Sunday but it will be a while before I venture back.