Published scheduleCall before travelling when you can.
Affordable market open to everyone, with fruit and vegetables plus some prepared and frozen foods.
Where
56 Francis Street, Kingston
Who can use this
Open to everyone — no income requirement.
Cost
Affordable food, with prices kept as low as possible.
Today
See published hours below; confirm before travelling.
Access
Drop-in access
Before you go & weekly hours
Where
56 Francis Street, Kingston, ON
Phone: 613-766-0664
Access requirements
Walk-ins accepted
Yes
Appointment required
No
Registration required
No
Identification required
No
211 lists this market location as fully accessible.
Lionhearts aims to choose locations accessible to wheelchair users and people with other access needs, and includes dignity and respect in its approach.
Limitations
Fruit and vegetables, some prepared foods, and frozen soups, stews, or meals may be offered; selection varies by market session.
An August 24, 2026 market update advertised Ontario peaches, corn, strawberries and blackberries for that week; not every product is confirmed Canadian or local.
Before you go
All payment methods accepted, including debit, credit and mobile payments.
For schedule changes, use the Fresh Food Market account on Instagram. Public market email: info@freshfoodmkt.ca.
Published schedule
Weekly schedule. Tuesdays, 10 a.m.–1 p.m. This is a published schedule, not live availability.
Local timezone: America/Toronto
Monday: No service by published schedule
Tuesday: 10 a.m.–1 p.m.
Wednesday: No service by published schedule
Thursday: No service by published schedule
Friday: No service by published schedule
Saturday: No service by published schedule
Sunday: No service by published schedule
Food support provided
Affordable food purchases at a neighbourhood market open to everyone.
Source checked: . Undated live Lionhearts page checked September 15, 2026 lists the venue, address and Tuesday 10 a.m.–1 p.m. schedule; it also describes seasonal produce, prepared options and low prices. The page does not publish a general cancellation policy.
Direct confirmation
Source checked: . Provider information relayed by Jamie Whelan from his September 15, 2026 meeting and subsequent clarification: markets are publicly available and open to everyone with no income requirement; prices are kept as low as possible; debit, credit and mobile payments are accepted; offerings include fruit and vegetables, some prepared foods and frozen soups, stews or meals; Lionhearts aims to choose accessible locations and treats dignity and respect as part of its approach.
Source checked: . The official Fresh Food Market account identifies the market as a Lionhearts program and links to lionhearts.ca/popup; this is the primary public stream for schedule changes.
Source checked: . Official market post published August 24, 2026 advertises Ontario peaches, corn, strawberries and blackberries for that week; it does not establish that all food is Canadian, local or Ontario-grown.
Source checked: . Listing updated January 19, 2026 corroborates the address, Tuesday time, drop-in access, no documents, public contact and fully accessible designation.
Multiple sources reviewed. Some information unconfirmed.
Published scheduleCall before travelling when you can.
The YMCA evening market moved from Monday to Tuesday, 4:30–6:30 p.m., starting September 22, 2026. Friday market hours remain 10 a.m.–1 p.m.
Affordable market open to everyone, with fruit and vegetables plus some prepared and frozen foods.
Where
100 Wright Crescent, Kingston
Who can use this
Open to everyone — no income requirement.
Cost
Affordable food, with prices kept as low as possible.
Today
See published hours below; confirm before travelling.
Access
The YMCA lists elevator access to second-floor programming areas and free parking; the market’s exact position inside the building is not published.
Before you go & weekly hours
Where
100 Wright Crescent, Kingston, ON
Phone: 613-766-0664
Access requirements
Walk-ins accepted
Not confirmed
Appointment required
Not confirmed
Registration required
Not confirmed
Identification required
Not confirmed
The YMCA lists elevator access to second-floor programming areas and free parking; the market’s exact position inside the building is not published.
Lionhearts aims to choose locations accessible to wheelchair users and people with other access needs, and includes dignity and respect in its approach.
Limitations
Fruit and vegetables, some prepared foods, and frozen soups, stews, or meals may be offered; selection varies by market session.
An August 24, 2026 market update advertised Ontario peaches, corn, strawberries and blackberries for that week; not every product is confirmed Canadian or local.
Before you go
All payment methods accepted, including debit, credit and mobile payments.
For schedule changes, use the Fresh Food Market account on Instagram. Public market email: info@freshfoodmkt.ca.
Published schedule
Weekly schedule. Fridays, 10 a.m.–1 p.m. The evening market moved from Monday to Tuesday and starts Tuesday, September 22, at 4:30–6:30 p.m.
Local timezone: America/Toronto
Schedule date range: Sep 15, 2026 – Not confirmed
Monday: No service by published schedule
Tuesday: 4:30–6:30 p.m.
Wednesday: No service by published schedule
Thursday: No service by published schedule
Friday: 10 a.m.–1 p.m.
Saturday: No service by published schedule
Sunday: No service by published schedule
Date-specific changes
Sep 15, 2026: No service by published schedule. No Tuesday market; Tuesday evening sessions start September 22.
Food support provided
Affordable food purchases at a neighbourhood market open to everyone.
Temporary notices
The YMCA evening market moved from Monday to Tuesday, 4:30–6:30 p.m., starting September 22, 2026. Friday market hours remain 10 a.m.–1 p.m. (Sep 14, 2026)
Source checked: . Undated live Lionhearts page checked September 15, 2026 lists 100 Wright Crescent, Friday 10 a.m.–1 p.m., Monday dates September 7 and 14, and Tuesday evenings starting September 22; it also describes seasonal produce, prepared options and low prices.
Direct confirmation
Source checked: . Provider information relayed by Jamie Whelan from his September 15, 2026 meeting and subsequent clarification: markets are publicly available and open to everyone with no income requirement; prices are kept as low as possible; debit, credit and mobile payments are accepted; offerings include fruit and vegetables, some prepared foods and frozen soups, stews or meals; Lionhearts aims to choose accessible locations and treats dignity and respect as part of its approach.
Source checked: . The official Fresh Food Market account identifies the market as a Lionhearts program and links to lionhearts.ca/popup; this is the primary public stream for schedule changes.
Source checked: . Official market post published August 24, 2026 advertises Ontario peaches, corn, strawberries and blackberries for that week; it does not establish that all food is Canadian, local or Ontario-grown.
Source checked: . Official update published September 14, 2026 says the September 14 Monday market will run and the evening market moves to Tuesdays, 4:30–6:30 p.m., starting September 22.
Source checked: . Undated live YMCA page checked September 15, 2026 confirms the 100 Wright Crescent address, elevator access to second-floor programming areas and free parking; it does not identify the market’s position inside the building.
Multiple sources reviewed. Some information unconfirmed.
Published scheduleCall before travelling when you can.
Affordable market open to everyone, with fruit and vegetables plus some prepared and frozen foods.
Where
779 Highway 15, Kingston
Who can use this
Open to everyone — no income requirement.
Cost
Affordable food, with prices kept as low as possible.
Today
See published hours below; confirm before travelling.
Access
The City lists Kingston East Community Centre as a fully accessible facility with Rick Hansen Foundation Certified Gold status.
Before you go & weekly hours
Where
779 Highway 15, Kingston, ON
Phone: 613-766-0664
Access requirements
Walk-ins accepted
Not confirmed
Appointment required
Not confirmed
Registration required
Not confirmed
Identification required
Not confirmed
The City lists Kingston East Community Centre as a fully accessible facility with Rick Hansen Foundation Certified Gold status.
Lionhearts aims to choose locations accessible to wheelchair users and people with other access needs, and includes dignity and respect in its approach.
Limitations
Fruit and vegetables, some prepared foods, and frozen soups, stews, or meals may be offered; selection varies by market session.
An August 24, 2026 market update advertised Ontario peaches, corn, strawberries and blackberries for that week; not every product is confirmed Canadian or local.
Before you go
All payment methods accepted, including debit, credit and mobile payments.
For schedule changes, use the Fresh Food Market account on Instagram. Public market email: info@freshfoodmkt.ca.
Published schedule
Weekly schedule. Wednesdays, 10–11:30 a.m. This is a published schedule, not live availability.
Local timezone: America/Toronto
Monday: No service by published schedule
Tuesday: No service by published schedule
Wednesday: 10:00–11:30 a.m.
Thursday: No service by published schedule
Friday: No service by published schedule
Saturday: No service by published schedule
Sunday: No service by published schedule
Food support provided
Affordable food purchases at a neighbourhood market open to everyone.
Source checked: . Undated live Lionhearts page checked September 15, 2026 lists the venue, address and Wednesday 10–11:30 a.m. schedule; it also describes seasonal produce, prepared options and low prices.
Direct confirmation
Source checked: . Provider information relayed by Jamie Whelan from his September 15, 2026 meeting and subsequent clarification: markets are publicly available and open to everyone with no income requirement; prices are kept as low as possible; debit, credit and mobile payments are accepted; offerings include fruit and vegetables, some prepared foods and frozen soups, stews or meals; Lionhearts aims to choose accessible locations and treats dignity and respect as part of its approach.
Source checked: . The official Fresh Food Market account identifies the market as a Lionhearts program and links to lionhearts.ca/popup; this is the primary public stream for schedule changes.
Source checked: . Official market post published August 24, 2026 advertises Ontario peaches, corn, strawberries and blackberries for that week; it does not establish that all food is Canadian, local or Ontario-grown.
Source checked: . Undated live City page checked September 15, 2026 confirms 779 Highway 15 and describes Kingston East Community Centre as fully accessible and Rick Hansen Foundation Certified Gold. General facility hours were not used as market hours.
Multiple sources reviewed. Some information unconfirmed.
Published scheduleCall before travelling when you can.
Affordable market open to everyone, with fruit and vegetables plus some prepared and frozen foods.
Where
85 MacCauley Street, Kingston
Who can use this
Open to everyone — no income requirement.
Cost
Affordable food, with prices kept as low as possible.
Today
See published hours below; confirm before travelling.
Access
The City lists Rideau Heights Community Centre as a fully accessible facility with Rick Hansen Foundation Certified Gold status.
Before you go & weekly hours
Where
85 MacCauley Street, Kingston, ON
Phone: 613-766-0664
Access requirements
Walk-ins accepted
Not confirmed
Appointment required
Not confirmed
Registration required
Not confirmed
Identification required
Not confirmed
The City lists Rideau Heights Community Centre as a fully accessible facility with Rick Hansen Foundation Certified Gold status.
Lionhearts aims to choose locations accessible to wheelchair users and people with other access needs, and includes dignity and respect in its approach.
Limitations
Fruit and vegetables, some prepared foods, and frozen soups, stews, or meals may be offered; selection varies by market session.
An August 24, 2026 market update advertised Ontario peaches, corn, strawberries and blackberries for that week; not every product is confirmed Canadian or local.
Before you go
All payment methods accepted, including debit, credit and mobile payments.
For schedule changes, use the Fresh Food Market account on Instagram. Public market email: info@freshfoodmkt.ca.
Published schedule
Weekly schedule. Wednesdays, 1:30–4:30 p.m. This is a published schedule, not live availability.
Local timezone: America/Toronto
Monday: No service by published schedule
Tuesday: No service by published schedule
Wednesday: 1:30–4:30 p.m.
Thursday: No service by published schedule
Friday: No service by published schedule
Saturday: No service by published schedule
Sunday: No service by published schedule
Food support provided
Affordable food purchases at a neighbourhood market open to everyone.
Source checked: . Undated live Lionhearts page checked September 15, 2026 lists 85 Maccauley Street and Wednesday 1:30–4:30 p.m.; the venue-owned page uses the spelling MacCauley. Lionhearts also describes seasonal produce, prepared options and low prices.
Direct confirmation
Source checked: . Provider information relayed by Jamie Whelan from his September 15, 2026 meeting and subsequent clarification: markets are publicly available and open to everyone with no income requirement; prices are kept as low as possible; debit, credit and mobile payments are accepted; offerings include fruit and vegetables, some prepared foods and frozen soups, stews or meals; Lionhearts aims to choose accessible locations and treats dignity and respect as part of its approach.
Source checked: . The official Fresh Food Market account identifies the market as a Lionhearts program and links to lionhearts.ca/popup; this is the primary public stream for schedule changes.
Source checked: . Official market post published August 24, 2026 advertises Ontario peaches, corn, strawberries and blackberries for that week; it does not establish that all food is Canadian, local or Ontario-grown.
Source checked: . Undated live City page checked September 15, 2026 confirms 85 MacCauley Street and describes Rideau Heights Community Centre as fully accessible and Rick Hansen Foundation Certified Gold. Its facility hours were not used as market hours.
Multiple sources reviewed. Some information unconfirmed.
Published scheduleCall before travelling when you can.
Affordable market open to everyone, with fruit and vegetables plus some prepared and frozen foods.
Where
100 Portsmouth Avenue, Kingston
Who can use this
Open to everyone — no income requirement.
Cost
Affordable food, with prices kept as low as possible.
Today
See published hours below; confirm before travelling.
Access
Drop-in access
Before you go & weekly hours
Where
100 Portsmouth Avenue, Kingston, ON
Phone: 613-766-0664
Access requirements
Walk-ins accepted
Yes
Appointment required
No
Registration required
No
Identification required
No
211 lists the market’s main-entrance lobby location as fully accessible.
Lionhearts aims to choose locations accessible to wheelchair users and people with other access needs, and includes dignity and respect in its approach.
Limitations
Fruit and vegetables, some prepared foods, and frozen soups, stews, or meals may be offered; selection varies by market session.
An August 24, 2026 market update advertised Ontario peaches, corn, strawberries and blackberries for that week; not every product is confirmed Canadian or local.
Before you go
All payment methods accepted, including debit, credit and mobile payments.
The market is in the main lobby beside the information desk.
For schedule changes, use the Fresh Food Market account on Instagram. Public market email: info@freshfoodmkt.ca.
Published schedule
Dated schedule. Published fall 2026 market dates, 10 a.m.–noon. This is not live availability.
Local timezone: America/Toronto
Schedule date range: Sep 10, 2026 – Dec 3, 2026
Date-specific changes
Sep 10, 2026: 10 a.m.–12 p.m. Published market date.
Sep 24, 2026: 10 a.m.–12 p.m. Published market date.
Oct 8, 2026: 10 a.m.–12 p.m. Published market date.
Oct 22, 2026: 10 a.m.–12 p.m. Published market date.
Nov 5, 2026: 10 a.m.–12 p.m. Published market date.
Nov 19, 2026: 10 a.m.–12 p.m. Published market date.
Dec 3, 2026: 10 a.m.–12 p.m. Published market date.
Food support provided
Affordable food purchases at a neighbourhood market open to everyone.
Source checked: . Undated live Lionhearts page checked September 15, 2026 lists the main lobby, 100 Portsmouth Avenue and seven Thursday dates from September 10 through December 3 at 10 a.m.–noon. The official launch post establishes the year as 2026.
Direct confirmation
Source checked: . Provider information relayed by Jamie Whelan from his September 15, 2026 meeting and subsequent clarification: markets are publicly available and open to everyone with no income requirement; prices are kept as low as possible; debit, credit and mobile payments are accepted; offerings include fruit and vegetables, some prepared foods and frozen soups, stews or meals; Lionhearts aims to choose accessible locations and treats dignity and respect as part of its approach.
Source checked: . The official Fresh Food Market account identifies the market as a Lionhearts program and links to lionhearts.ca/popup; this is the primary public stream for schedule changes.
Source checked: . Official market post published August 24, 2026 advertises Ontario peaches, corn, strawberries and blackberries for that week; it does not establish that all food is Canadian, local or Ontario-grown.
Source checked: . Official post published September 7, 2026 announces the first St. Lawrence College market for September 10, 10 a.m.–noon, in the main lobby beside the information desk.
Source checked: . Listing updated January 19, 2026 corroborates the address, main-entrance lobby by the information kiosk, drop-in access, no documents, public contact and fully accessible designation. Its older Wednesday hours are superseded by Lionhearts’ current schedule.
Multiple sources reviewed. Some information unconfirmed.
Published scheduleCall before travelling when you can.
Affordable market open to everyone, with fruit and vegetables plus some prepared and frozen foods.
Where
935 Gardiners Road, Kingston
Who can use this
Open to everyone — no income requirement.
Cost
Affordable food, with prices kept as low as possible.
Today
See published hours below; confirm before travelling.
Access
The library lists the Isabel Turner Branch as wheelchair accessible, with an accessible washroom and accessible parking.
Before you go & weekly hours
Where
935 Gardiners Road, Kingston, ON
Phone: 613-766-0664
Access requirements
Walk-ins accepted
Not confirmed
Appointment required
Not confirmed
Registration required
Not confirmed
Identification required
Not confirmed
The library lists the Isabel Turner Branch as wheelchair accessible, with an accessible washroom and accessible parking.
Lionhearts aims to choose locations accessible to wheelchair users and people with other access needs, and includes dignity and respect in its approach.
Limitations
Fruit and vegetables, some prepared foods, and frozen soups, stews, or meals may be offered; selection varies by market session.
An August 24, 2026 market update advertised Ontario peaches, corn, strawberries and blackberries for that week; not every product is confirmed Canadian or local.
Before you go
All payment methods accepted, including debit, credit and mobile payments.
For schedule changes, use the Fresh Food Market account on Instagram. Public market email: info@freshfoodmkt.ca.
Published schedule
Weekly schedule. Thursdays, 2:30–5:30 p.m. through October 15; from October 22, Thursdays 2–4 p.m. This is a published schedule, not live availability.
Local timezone: America/Toronto
Monday: No service by published schedule
Tuesday: No service by published schedule
Wednesday: No service by published schedule
Thursday: 2–4 p.m.
Friday: No service by published schedule
Saturday: No service by published schedule
Sunday: No service by published schedule
Date-specific changes
Oct 8, 2026: 2:30–5:30 p.m. Current hours continue; the 2–4 p.m. schedule starts October 22.
Oct 15, 2026: 2:30–5:30 p.m. Last Thursday at 2:30–5:30 p.m.; the 2–4 p.m. schedule starts October 22.
Food support provided
Affordable food purchases at a neighbourhood market open to everyone.
Source checked: . Undated live Lionhearts page checked September 15, 2026 lists Isabel Turner Library, 935 Gardiners Road and Thursday 2:30–5:30 p.m.; it also describes seasonal produce, prepared options and low prices.
Direct confirmation
Source checked: . Provider information relayed by Jamie Whelan from his September 15, 2026 meeting and subsequent clarification: markets are publicly available and open to everyone with no income requirement; prices are kept as low as possible; debit, credit and mobile payments are accepted; offerings include fruit and vegetables, some prepared foods and frozen soups, stews or meals; Lionhearts aims to choose accessible locations and treats dignity and respect as part of its approach.
Source checked: . The official Fresh Food Market account identifies the market as a Lionhearts program and links to lionhearts.ca/popup; this is the primary public stream for schedule changes.
Source checked: . Official market post published August 24, 2026 advertises Ontario peaches, corn, strawberries and blackberries for that week; it does not establish that all food is Canadian, local or Ontario-grown.
Source checked: . Undated live library page checked September 15, 2026 confirms 935 Gardiners Road and lists wheelchair access, an accessible washroom and accessible parking. Library opening hours were not used as market hours.
Source checked: . Undated live Lionhearts page checked October 2, 2026 lists Isabel Turner Library at 2:30–5:30 p.m., changing to 2–4 p.m. from October 22. No year is printed beside the change; 2026 is inferred from the page's current fall schedule, and October 22 falls on a Thursday in 2026. Library holiday closures were not treated as market cancellations.
Multiple sources reviewed. Some information unconfirmed.
Published scheduleCall before travelling when you can.
Affordable market open to everyone, with fruit and vegetables plus some prepared and frozen foods.
Where
322 Amherst Drive, Amherstview
Who can use this
Open to everyone — no income requirement.
Cost
Affordable food, with prices kept as low as possible.
Today
See published hours below; confirm before travelling.
Access
The market was announced outside the main entrance; specific accessibility features for the outdoor setup were not published.
Before you go & weekly hours
Where
322 Amherst Drive, Amherstview, ON
Phone: 613-766-0664
Access requirements
Walk-ins accepted
Not confirmed
Appointment required
Not confirmed
Registration required
Not confirmed
Identification required
Not confirmed
The market was announced outside the main entrance; specific accessibility features for the outdoor setup were not published.
Lionhearts aims to choose locations accessible to wheelchair users and people with other access needs, and includes dignity and respect in its approach.
Limitations
Fruit and vegetables, some prepared foods, and frozen soups, stews, or meals may be offered; selection varies by market session.
An August 24, 2026 market update advertised Ontario peaches, corn, strawberries and blackberries for that week; not every product is confirmed Canadian or local.
Before you go
All payment methods accepted, including debit, credit and mobile payments.
The market was announced outside the community centre’s main entrance.
For schedule changes, use the Fresh Food Market account on Instagram. Public market email: info@freshfoodmkt.ca.
Published schedule
Dated schedule. Published fall 2026 market dates, 4–6 p.m. This is not live availability.
Local timezone: America/Toronto
Schedule date range: Sep 4, 2026 – Dec 11, 2026
Date-specific changes
Sep 4, 2026: 4–6 p.m. Published market date.
Sep 18, 2026: 4–6 p.m. Published market date.
Oct 2, 2026: 4–6 p.m. Published market date.
Oct 16, 2026: 4–6 p.m. Published market date.
Oct 30, 2026: 4–6 p.m. Published market date.
Nov 13, 2026: 4–6 p.m. Published market date.
Nov 27, 2026: 4–6 p.m. Published market date.
Dec 11, 2026: 4–6 p.m. Published market date.
Food support provided
Affordable food purchases at a neighbourhood market open to everyone.
Source checked: . Undated live Lionhearts page checked September 15, 2026 lists 322 Amherst Drive and eight Friday dates from September 4 through December 11 at 4–6 p.m. The official launch post establishes the year as 2026.
Direct confirmation
Source checked: . Provider information relayed by Jamie Whelan from his September 15, 2026 meeting and subsequent clarification: markets are publicly available and open to everyone with no income requirement; prices are kept as low as possible; debit, credit and mobile payments are accepted; offerings include fruit and vegetables, some prepared foods and frozen soups, stews or meals; Lionhearts aims to choose accessible locations and treats dignity and respect as part of its approach.
Source checked: . The official Fresh Food Market account identifies the market as a Lionhearts program and links to lionhearts.ca/popup; this is the primary public stream for schedule changes.
Source checked: . Official market post published August 24, 2026 advertises Ontario peaches, corn, strawberries and blackberries for that week; it does not establish that all food is Canadian, local or Ontario-grown.
Source checked: . Official post published August 28, 2026 and edited August 31 announces the September 4 launch, biweekly Fridays from 4–6 p.m., outside the main entrance.
Source checked: . Undated live Loyalist Township page checked September 15, 2026 corroborates Lionhearts at W.J. Henderson Community Centre, 322 Amherst Drive, September 4–December 11, biweekly Fridays 4–6 p.m.
Multiple sources reviewed. Some information unconfirmed.
Published scheduleCall before travelling when you can.
No market on Saturday, September 19, during the Artillery Park closure.
Affordable market open to everyone, with fruit and vegetables plus some prepared and frozen foods.
Where
382 Bagot Street, Kingston
Who can use this
Open to everyone — no income requirement.
Cost
Affordable food, with prices kept as low as possible.
Today
See published hours below; confirm before travelling.
Access
Drop-in access
Before you go & weekly hours
Where
382 Bagot Street, Kingston, ON
Phone: 613-766-0664
Access requirements
Walk-ins accepted
Yes
Appointment required
No
Registration required
No
Identification required
No
The City lists ramped pools and fully accessible change rooms, while 211 lists accessible parking and entrance but says the washroom is not accessible. Confirm the specific feature you need with the facility.
Lionhearts aims to choose locations accessible to wheelchair users and people with other access needs, and includes dignity and respect in its approach.
Limitations
Fruit and vegetables, some prepared foods, and frozen soups, stews, or meals may be offered; selection varies by market session.
An August 24, 2026 market update advertised Ontario peaches, corn, strawberries and blackberries for that week; not every product is confirmed Canadian or local.
Before you go
All payment methods accepted, including debit, credit and mobile payments.
For schedule changes, use the Fresh Food Market account on Instagram. Public market email: info@freshfoodmkt.ca.
Published schedule
Weekly schedule. Saturdays, 10 a.m.–1 p.m. This is a published schedule, not live availability.
Local timezone: America/Toronto
Monday: No service by published schedule
Tuesday: No service by published schedule
Wednesday: No service by published schedule
Thursday: No service by published schedule
Friday: No service by published schedule
Saturday: 10 a.m.–1 p.m.
Sunday: No service by published schedule
Date-specific changes
Sep 19, 2026: No service by published schedule. Cancelled during the Artillery Park maintenance closure.
Food support provided
Affordable food purchases at a neighbourhood market open to everyone.
Temporary notices
No market on Saturday, September 19, during the Artillery Park closure. (Sep 8, 2026 – Sep 20, 2026)
Source checked: . Undated live Lionhearts page checked September 15, 2026 lists Artillery Park Aquatic Centre, 382 Bagot Street and Saturday 10 a.m.–1 p.m.; it also describes seasonal produce, prepared options and low prices.
Direct confirmation
Source checked: . Provider information relayed by Jamie Whelan from his September 15, 2026 meeting and subsequent clarification: markets are publicly available and open to everyone with no income requirement; prices are kept as low as possible; debit, credit and mobile payments are accepted; offerings include fruit and vegetables, some prepared foods and frozen soups, stews or meals; Lionhearts aims to choose accessible locations and treats dignity and respect as part of its approach.
Source checked: . The official Fresh Food Market account identifies the market as a Lionhearts program and links to lionhearts.ca/popup; this is the primary public stream for schedule changes.
Source checked: . Official market post published August 24, 2026 advertises Ontario peaches, corn, strawberries and blackberries for that week; it does not establish that all food is Canadian, local or Ontario-grown.
Source checked: . Official update published September 14, 2026 says Artillery Park is closed September 8–20, the September 19 market is cancelled and Saturday service returns September 26.
Source checked: . Undated live City page checked September 15, 2026 confirms 382 Bagot Street and lists ramped pool access, fully accessible pool change rooms and fully accessible universal change rooms. Facility hours were not used as market hours.
Source checked: . Listing updated January 19, 2026 corroborates the address, Saturday time, drop-in access, no documents and public contact. It lists accessible parking and entrance but says the washroom is not accessible, which conflicts with the City’s accessible change-room information.
Source checked: . City notice published August 24, 2026 independently confirms the facility closure from September 8 through September 20 inclusive. The notice also calls September 20 Friday even though that date is a Sunday; only the numeric date range is used.
Multiple sources reviewed. Some information unconfirmed.
Check hours before goingCall before travelling when you can.
Monthly box or bag of fresh fruit and vegetables at low cost. Order by the second Thursday and pick up on the third Thursday.
Where
263 Weller Avenue, Kingston
Who can use this
Anyone in the Kingston area can order. There is no membership and there are no criteria.
Cost
Large box $17, small box $11, fruit bag $6, veggie bag $6.
Today
Monthly. Orders are due the second Thursday and pickup is the third Thursday (November 2026: order by November 12, pick up November 19). In December, orders are due the first Thursday and pickup is the second Thursday (December 3 and 10, 2026). Pickup hours depend on the host site.
Access
Order and pay ahead: online by credit card or Visa debit, or in cash at the reception desks of Kingston Community Health Centres (263 Weller Avenue), Trellis (844 Princess Street) or the St. Vincent de Paul Society (595 Bagot Street).
Before you go & weekly hours
Where
263 Weller Avenue, Kingston, ON
Phone: 613-530-2239
Access requirements
Walk-ins accepted
No
Appointment required
No
Registration required
No
Identification required
Not confirmed
Order and pay ahead: online by credit card or Visa debit, or in cash at the reception desks of Kingston Community Health Centres (263 Weller Avenue), Trellis (844 Princess Street) or the St. Vincent de Paul Society (595 Bagot Street).
Pick up at the host site you chose. Kingston pickup options include 263 Weller Avenue, Midtown Kingston Health Home (315 Queen Mary Road) and Zion Seniors’ Housing (106 Pine Street).
Limitations
Orders must be placed by the deadline; late orders are filled the following month.
Box contents are fixed, and allergy or dietary requests cannot be accommodated.
Before you go
Pickup times vary by host site. For questions on pickup day, contact your host site or the Good Food Box line at 613-530-2239.
Published schedule
Hours not confirmed — Unconfirmed. Monthly. Orders are due the second Thursday and pickup is the third Thursday (November 2026: order by November 12, pick up November 19). In December, orders are due the first Thursday and pickup is the second Thursday (December 3 and 10, 2026). Pickup hours depend on the host site.
Local timezone: America/Toronto
Food support provided
Fresh fruit and vegetables bought wholesale and sold at low cost, ordered monthly and picked up at a host site.
Source checked: . Good Food Box Kingston home page: a monthly produce box anyone in the Kingston area can order, with no membership and no criteria; produce is bought wholesale and the savings passed on. Orders are due the second Thursday of the month (except December) and are available for pickup on the third Thursday. Program contact 613-530-2239 and goodfoodbox@kchc.ca; run by Kingston Community Health Centres.
Source checked: . Shop page: large box $17.00, small box $11.00, fruit bag $6.00, veggie bag $6.00. Pickup on the third Thursday at the location chosen at checkout, including Midtown Kingston Health Home (315 Queen Mary Road) and Zion Seniors’ Housing (106 Pine Street). Cash orders at the reception desks of Kingston Community Health Centres (263 Weller Avenue), Trellis (844 Princess Street) or the St. Vincent de Paul Society (595 Bagot Street). Late orders are filled the following month.
Source checked: . Schedule and FAQs page (2026 schedule): except for December, orders are due the second Thursday and pickup is the third Thursday; December orders are due the first Thursday and pickup is the second Thursday. Box contents are fixed and individual allergy or dietary requests cannot be accommodated. Questions on pickup day go to the host site or the program line. Host-site pickup times vary with each site’s hours.
Source checked: . Kingston Community Health Centres program page: anyone can buy a Good Food Box, in sizes between $6 and $17, paid at the beginning of the month online or at KCHC reception and picked up on the third Thursday. Lists the Weller site, 263 Weller Avenue, as a host site.
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