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North Oshawa Farmers’ Market Returns for 2026 Season

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James Sinclair
April 8, 2026 12:54 pm

The North Oshawa Farmers’ Market is preparing to return to the Delpark Homes Centre for its 2026 season, with doors set to open to the community on Saturday, May 9, 2026. Located in the parking lot at 1661 Harmony Road North in Oshawa, the market serves as a hub for local agriculture and community connection.

Operated entirely by volunteers, the market provides residents with access to a wide array of goods including fresh produce, meats, baked goods, honey, maple syrup, and handmade crafts. A core requirement of the market is that all items offered for sale must be grown, raised, baked, or crafted by the vendors themselves. The initiative is a member of the Durham Farm Fresh network, which works to support local farmers and producers across the region.

The market will operate every Saturday throughout the season, which runs until October. While sources indicate varying operating hours, residents can find the most up-to-date information through the North Oshawa Farmers’ Market website. In addition to weekly shopping, the market hosts several themed events throughout the summer, including Canada Day, Western Day, and a dedicated Corn Roast day to support a local charity.

The site at 1661 Harmony Road North, formerly known as the Legends Centre, was renamed the Delpark Homes Centre in 2022. The venue remains accessible for all residents, offering wheelchair accessibility and welcoming bus tours to the market grounds. The market is supported by community partnerships, including Harmony Hill United Church.

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