On the other side of the harbour there is a group of historical buildings that are part of the E&N Railroad. This area is slated to become a marketplace by Bayview Properties, which is doing an amazing job at helping to shape a community. This Holiday season the Roundhouse is hosting it's 1st Holiday Market. 

November 30, December 1st and 2nd are the dates of this event. Over 60 talented makers and artists will come together to help you celebrate this festival season by giving you the opportunity to buy local and handmade. You can't buy this in the malls or big box stores. MORE INFO HERE
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Hours of operation: 

Friday November 30th,  4 to 8 pm
Saturday December 1st,  10 to 8 pm
Sunday December 2nd,  10 to 4 pm   ​

Last three weekend for the Ship Point Market.  Come on down to check out some unique vendors and stock up for Christmas gifts. Summer is coming to an end. 6 pm to 10 pm Friday. 11am to 10pm on Saturday 
Aug 17/18, 24/25 and Labour day weekend. 

This weekend is also one of the busiest in Victoria. The harbour fills up with over 120 artisans and crafts people. Musicians and street performers entertain hundreds of people every day along the causeway area. First nation carvers and artists fill the South causeway under the Welcome to Victoria sign. 

This is also the same weekend as the Symphony Splash. The Symphony Splash attracts tens of thousands of people for an afternoon of music performed by the Victoria Symphony. A floating stage is created and placed in the harbour for the crowd to enjoy. The grand finale is fireworks in time with the Beethoven 5th. 

​For Vendor information click here ​​

The market has moved up the pier this year. We are still on the water front. Due to the work needed to be done on the pier the market has moved west beyond the fences. Look for the signs to find us.  We will have live music, food trucks and vendors Starting
Friday at 6pm until 10:30 pm 
Saturday 10:30 to 10:30
Sunday 10:30 to 10:30 ( Fire works at 9:30 pm by the City of Victoria ) 
Monday 10:30 to 5 pm 

The city has big plans for Ship point. Hopefully the Ship Point market will be part of them. You can read the whole article here 

What a great day it was on Sunday. Lots of sun and lots of talent. 12 entertainers auditioned for 2 locations in the inner harbour and 5 spots at fisherman's wharf. One thing the city of Victoria has is lots of Talent. 

 Jenny Mack goes big. She has been doing market for years and joined the Ship Point Market this in 2017. Her designs and fabric choice propelled her to become very successful at Ship Point. This winter she took a big step and opened up a store on Lower Johnson Street. 

This store adds to the growing number of designers/manufactures on LO JO. Unfortunately we will lose her at the market this year but wish her all the luck in the new venture. Check out her website @ ​http://www.jenimack.ca/

 

​2018 is shaping up to be a year of opportunity if you own a food cart. We have three openings on the Causeway for full-time food carts. We are looking for unique food items that will add to the diversely in the inner harbour. The locations are leased for the entire year. 

If you think you have what it takes to become a successful food cart operator this will be the year for you. If you are interested contact: Joseph Gonyeau @ vicharbourfest@gmail,com  or fill out the form to be placed on the list to receive the applications by the end of January