Lucky Sun Farm

06/03/2026

We will be there, strawberries, garlic scapes, lettuce, radishes, as well as fresh herbs and salad planters ready to eat.

The Port Moody Farmers Market is kicking off the 2026 season on Wed June 3 — and we can’t wait to welcome you back!

Celebrate our opening day with...
🥕 Farm-fresh local produce
🥖 Artisan breads & baked goods
🌷 Beautiful seasonal flowers
🧀 Handmade treats & specialty foods
🎶 Performance by Aspenwood Ukulele Group (3PM)
🌱 Seed planting activity
✨ And more!

Join us 3PM to 7PM at 300 Ioco Road, Port Moody. See you at the Market!

05/28/2026

Loads of life here on the farm. Baby ducks in the pond, bald eagles and very shy Owls in the middle barn. Happy week 22.

05/17/2026

Stop in to the Coquitlam farmers market. We will garlic scapes.

05/16/2026

We needed that rain! Now for more planting and prep. Lucky Sun Farm

05/09/2026

Happy Mother’s Day weekend! Up coming markets. We will be at the

Coquitlam farm market almost every Sunday till October.

Port Moody Wednesday afternoon summer markets.

Plus adding Mission Farm Market and Deroche farm market.

Hope to see you there.

05/02/2026

We are planting a ton and enjoying the sun this weekend. Looking forward to see everyone on Sunday at the Coquitlam Market. We will be others as well.

04/29/2026

Rooted in goodness for 30 years! Join us this Sunday May 3rd to celebrate the 30th year of the Coquitlam Farmers Market.

🧁 Free raffle for a tote of market goodies
😻 Face painting
🌸 Chalk flower garden activity
🏈 Outdoor games (oversized Connect Four, Ring Toss)
📚 Kid’s Lending Library
🌱 Seed Library
😎 Membership drive

See you at the Market!

Sundays 9AM to 1PM
Dogwood Pavilion parking lot
1655 Winslow Ave, Coquitlam

04/12/2026

Anyone else have a favorite plug popper stick you find in the compost then discard it like it has no feelings?

03/27/2026

We are ready for spring and so are all the worms. They were all hiding under a skid.

01/30/2026

The All America Selection trail seed have been delivered. Time to get our grow on. In case you don’t know the AAS trials, it’s been around for over 90 years. Trialing seeds, plugs and cuttings of new varieties throughout N America. AAS Garden Winners. Looks to be 35 edible in field, 31 ornament in field and a mix of 34 container edible and ornamental varieties for 2026.