The Log Farm located right in the city, at 670 Cedarview Road in Nepean, is a little hidden treasure of local heritage, a country oasis located right in the middle of today’s busy city. The Log Farm was settled in 1854 by the Bradley family. Our family takes pride in continuing in the Bradley’s footsteps, we currently have three generations working the farm today. The farm offers our guests a glimpse into the past of what a family farm would have been like in the late 1800’s as well as how we currently farm today.  

Ottawa Street Markets began as a community gathering spot on Beechwood Ave, in the City’s east end. In the early days, a few vendors, live music and a doomed bouncy castle attracted people from neighbouring communities. It became immediately apparent that people were after a small, local farmers’ market that was close to home. A market that could be reached easily on foot, a weekly attraction for families and a place to connect with local businesses.

The Beechwood Market was born.

The Metcalfe Farmers' Market is a producer-based market. All the products are made, grown or created by their vendors.There are 45 plus weekly vendors. The Market reopens for their 29th Season May 2022 -- Saturdays from 9:00 AM -1:00 PM. 

​The Market features farm fresh produce, baking, furniture, honey, meats, preserves, locally roasted coffee, locally blended loose leaf tea, wood crafts, clothing, takeaway food, jewelry, artisan work, wines, beers, spirits, home décor and so much more.

Beginning in May, the market supplies the gardens and tables of the Wellington West neighbourhood with the best Ottawa has to offer. As the seasons change, so do the market’s offerings. Over the holidays, the market becomes a hub for Christmas Trees.

From the casual meet-up, to the daily and weekly grocery, the Parkdale Public Market is a communal staple of Ottawa’s West-end.

Did you know? The Parkdale Public Market is also a CSA pick-up hub.