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Looking for a good seed swap here in BC? Check out this listing of Seedy Saturday events around the province
A good time was had at last year’s Seedy Saturday in Roberts Creek. As with most of the Seedy Saturdays around BC, each new year finds it bigger and better
There’s nothing worse (in this gardener’s opinion) than finding out about a local Seedy Saturday only after it’s come and gone.
That’s why I’ll be checking this directory and also keeping a sharp eye on events listings where I live.
Personally, I find few events are more heart-lifting than a good seed swap, which usually also includes potted plants, winter-garden produce, even homemade garden goodies among the many offerings. And for free: fabulous garden advice from the very gardeners themselves who have grown the seed and other items for trade and sale.
Plan to wear your frumpiest garden duds and show up for a super-casual coming together of gardeners and good grub when you see a Seedy Saturday coming your way this spring!
The James Bay Market Society hosts Victoria’s 20th Annual Seedy Saturday Victoria Conference Centre, 720 Douglas St. Saturday, February 16, 10–4
Lillooet Lillooet Friendship Centre, 357 Main Street Saturday, February 16, 9:30-5
Sooke Sooke Community Hall Saturday, February 23, 10-3
Vancouver VanDusen Botanical Garden, 37th and Oak St. Saturday February 23, 10-4
Prince George Exploration Place Atrium Saturday, February 23, 10-3
Courtenay Filberg Centre Saturday, March 2
North Vancouver John Braithwaite Community Centre, Harbourview Room. 145 West 1st St. Saturday, March 2, 1-3 North Shore Seedy Saturday (hosted by the Edible Garden Project)
Enderby A.L. Fortune School, 500 Bass Ave Saturday, March 2, 10-3
Pender Island Community Hall Saturday, March 2, 10-1
Robert’s Creek Robert’s Creek Hall Saturday, March 2, 11-3
Slocan Valley, BC Slocan Park Hall Sunday, March 3, 1-4
Slocan Valley Slocan Park Hall Sunday, March 3, 1-4
Nanaimo Bowen Park Auditorium Sunday, March 3, 10-3
Kelowna Okanagan College Saturday, March 9, 10-3
Cobble Hill, BC Cobble Hill Hall Saturday, March 9, 10-3
Powell River, BC Powell River Recreation Complex Saturday, March 9, 10-3
Coquitlam Poirier Branch Library Saturday March 9, 1-3:30
Grand Forks, BC Saturday March 9
Duncan Cowichan Tribes Si’em Lelum Gymnasium, 5574 River Rd Saturday, March 23, 10-3
Mission, BC Heritage Park Secondary School Lobby, 33700 Prentis Avenue Saturday, March 23, 10-2
Port Alberni Collins Farm, 5955 Hector Rd Saturday, April 6, 10-2 Co-sponsored by the Women’s Food and Water Initiative.
Kamloops TBA Saturday, April 27
No Seedy Saturday in your neighbourhood? Why not start one!
