The Comox Valley Farmers’ Market has been a community institution since a group of local growers organized in 1992 and began selling their produce directly to their friends and neighbours. Over 25 years later, a handful of original vendors are now joined by dozens of new food producers every Saturday throughout the summer at the Comox Valley Exhibition Grounds, before moving indoors to the Native Son’s Hall from October – April.

Vendors at this market provide everything needed to fill a pantry – from farm fresh produce and locally produced food items, to beef, chicken, and turkey and seasonal bison, rabbit, duck, goose, and tuna.

Open Saturdays 9am-1pm

An offshoot of the year-round Comox Valley Farmers’ Market, the community welcomes regional food growers and producers to the Cumberland Village Square every Sunday morning from June through September.

A dozen vendors fill this green space on Main Street every week, bringing with them a variety of fresh fruit and vegetables, local meat, wine, fresh-baked pies, snacks, and apothecary.

Open Sundays 10am-1pm

The Comox Valley market provides everything needed to fill a pantry – from farm fresh produce and locally produced food items, to beef, chicken, and turkey and seasonal bison, rabbit, duck, goose, and tuna.

Open Wednesdays 3-6pm

Locals Restaurant in Comox Valley offers a West Coast fine dining experience, sourcing ingredients from local producers. Enjoy brunch, lunch, and dinner in a heritage building by the river.

Blue Spruce Ice Cream, located in downtown Courtenay, offers hand-crafted ice cream in a variety of unique flavours with vegan options and ice cream cakes!

Land & Sea Brewing Co. is your go-to spot for great beer and tasty food in Comox, BC. Gather with friends and family in a welcoming community atmosphere.

Love craft beer? Find this brewery and more to explore on the Northern Vancouver Island Ale Trail from the BC Ale Trail.

Goose Spit Park is a unique geographical feature that extends off of Balmoral Beach into the Comox Harbour. The spit is a popular destination for walking, swimming paddling and barbecuing. Beach fires are also permitted in the designated fire pits from May to September.

Explore Cumberland’s historic downtown district, one of the last remaining early mining towns on Vancouver Island. It’s a charming destination for shopping, dining, and learning more about the history of the community.

I-Hos Gallery offers a stunning collection of traditional and contemporary Indigenous art crafted by over 50 First Nation artists. Visit the gallery located at the site of the original K’ómoks Village.

Experience award-winning natural and cultural history, academic research, and hands-on fossil tours at the Courtenay and District Museum. Explore exhibits, attend events, and delve into the rich history of the Comox Valley.

Totem Design House is an Indigenous-owned business offering a collection of Indigenous-made clothing, home decor, jewelry, artwork and more!

Black’s Cycle, established in 1981, is the go-to destination in Comox Valley for top-quality Electric and Mountain Bikes, rentals, parts, accessories, and clothing.