Arnprior Market
Market Details
2026 Season: Market runs rain or shine on Sundays from June 7, 2026 to September 27, 2025 (17 dates)
Hours: 9:00 am - 2:00 pm
Location: John Street North Downtown Arnprior
Vendor Applications are now open
2026 Theme Markets
This theme fits well with June as it is Pride month! To appreciate Pride, this theme invites you to express yourself in the brightest colours and rainbows. The market will be decorated with Pride flags, rainbows, and anything colourful. Guests are encouraged to participate in this Sunday’s theme by wearing Pride pins, apparel, or brining your own forms of Pride expression such as your own Pride flag. Stay tuned for additional Pride themed activities! Absolutely zero disrespectful, aggressive, or harassing behaviour will not be tolerated. Failure to abide by this requirement will result in one’s removal from the market premises.
June 28 - Red and White / Canada Day
As Canada Day approaches the following Tuesday, this theme will be catered towards the country we call home and the red and white of the Canadian colours! Products in the market may reflect objects/food of Canadian heritage or simply be the colours of red and/or white. As well, the market will be decorated in red and white décor including Canadian flags. You can participate in this theme by wearing your best red and white attire or anything expressing Canada.
Stay tuned for the announcement of our final theme of 2026
As the last Arnprior Market of the season and the first market within autumnal equinox, this theme encourages all things fall! From flannel to denim, this theme reflects farm activities and fall classics such as pumpkins and the warm colours of orange, yellow and brown.
Join the Market
Vendors applications are accepted on a first come, first serve basis with no limit on vendor product categories. There are 40 vendor spaces available and daily vendors are accepted up until noon on the Friday prior to a market date depending on weekly space availability. Vendors are required to provide liability insurance (there is an option to purchase insurance through the Town if required). This is not a farmers market so any vendors selling food products must have approval from the Renfrew County Health Unit.
Market Date Availability
Waitlists: Vendors on the waitlist may be contacted up until noon on the Friday prior to a market if a space becomes available. Vendors will be charged at the time of application for dates selected even if waitlisted as we hope spaces open up. If we do not have a space you will be refunded or can move your payment to a different date.
- June 7, 2026
- June 14, 2026
- June 21, 2026
- June 28, 2026
- July 5, 2026
- July 12, 2026
- July 19, 2026
- July 26, 2026
- August 2, 2026
- August 9, 2026
- August 16, 2026
- August 23, 2026
- August 30, 2026
- September 6, 2026
- September 13, 2026
- September 20, 2026
- September 27, 2026
Fees
| Type of Licence | Fee |
| Seasonal* - Farmer** | $100.00 |
| Seasonal* - Non-Farmer | $150.00 |
| Half Season* (9 market minimum) - Farmer** | $50.00 |
| Half Season* (9 market minimum) - Non-Farmer | $100.00 |
| Daily (per market) | $15.00 |
| Community Booth | No Charge |
| Youth Booth | No Charge |
| Electrical (cost is for 1 hook-up) | $12.50/market |
Booth sizes will be 10’x10’, whereas Vendors are required to keep all products and signage within their booth limits. Additional spaces must be purchased if more room is required.
*Seasonal vendors must attend at least seventy-five (75%) of the total market dates (13 or more market dates), 1/2 season vendors must attend 9 market dates.
**“Farmer” means a person or business who raises and harvests animals or plants in a controlled environment. Farming includes:
• tillage of the soil (in other words, plowing, sowing, and raising crops);
• raising or exhibiting livestock;
• maintaining horses for racing;
• raising poultry;
• fur farming;
• dairy farming;
• fruit growing; and
• bee keeping
• engaging in an aquaculture operation;
• operating a woodlot;
• planting, growing, and harvesting Christmas trees;
• operating a nursery or greenhouse;
• growing tobacco or medicinal marijuana, but not the manufacturing or processing associated with these crops;
• operating a chick hatchery;
• operating a maple sugar bush, which may include extracting and collecting maple sap; or
• cultivating crops in water and hydroponics.
Vendor Cancellations and Missed Markets
Vendors who would like to cancel one (or more) of their market dates shall abide by the following notice periods:
- Cancellations received by 8:00 AM the Wednesday before the market date shall be entitled to a full refund of their licence fee.
- Cancellations received after a licence has been issued on the Wednesday before the market date are not entitled to a refund of their licence fee; however, no warning letter will be issued.
- Cancellations received after 11:59 PM the Thursday before the market date are not entitled to a refund of their licence fee and may be subject to a warning letter as determined by the Issuer in consultation with the Market Coordinator.
A complimentary “Youth Booth” will be reserved for one Youth, under the age of 18, each week to sell items and the schedule will be coordinated by the Market Coordinator. All Arnprior Market rules and regulations will apply. The guardian applying for the Youth Booth on behalf of the youth will be held responsible for the booth and must accompany the youth if they are under 13 years old. The Town will provide a table and a tent upon request.
A complimentary “Community Booth” will be reserved for one Charitable/Non-Profit/Community Organization each week and the schedule will be coordinated by the Market Coordinator. The use of the table for political campaigning or religious proselytizing is deemed inappropriate. All Arnprior Market rules and regulations will apply. The person applying for the community table on behalf of their organization will be held responsible for the booth and insuring it is staffed. The Town will provide a table and a tent upon request.
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