Crossfield Community Reviews

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Celebrating 50 Years of the Crossfield Farmers Market The Crossfield Farmers Market is ringing in its golden anniversary with a vibrant summer season that kicks off Thursday, July 3rd and runs weekly until September 11th. Held at the Crossfield Community Centre parking lot 900 Mountain Ave, the market welcomes visitors every Thursday from 3:30 to 7:00 p.m. to explore a charming rural atmosphere filled with fresh produce, handmade goods, and community spirit.What to Expect at the Market 40 vendors offering locally grown and crafted items Pet-friendly environment—bring your social pups! Family-friendly activities, including arts and crafts led by the local library Relaxed outdoor vibe, distinct from the larger indoor Saturday market Support for local producers, with 90 cents of every dollar going directly to them Special Event: Long Table Dinner To mark the 50th anniversary, the market will host its 4th Annual Long Table Dinner on August 16th as part of Alberta Open Farm Days. This farm-to-table celebration features a gourmet meal prepared by Food Network Champion chefs Marc Swiednicki and Bo Hons, using fresh Alberta ingredients. Tickets are limited to 110 guests and include appetizers, wine, and floral arrangements from Petal and Pollen. Explore the Area Around the Market The Crossfield Community Centre is a local hub offering versatile event space and amenities like a commercial kitchen and bar. Nearby attractions and events include: Crossfield Rodeo Weekend Market: A lively June event with over 80 vendors and live blacksmith demos Pete Knight Arena: Hosts pancake breakfasts and rodeo events Crossfield Ag Society: Organizers of specialty markets and youth vendor programs Town of Crossfield Events Calendar: Stay updated on local happenings Want to Join as a Vendor or Learn More? Visit the Crossfield Farmers Market Facebook page Check out the Crossfield Ag Society website Whether you're a longtime local or just passing through, this summer’s market is a celebration of small-town charm, community connection, and Albertas agricultural roots. Ready to plan your Thursday outing? Let’s make it a tradition worth keeping.