2025 SEASON
Thursdays | 5 June-28 August | 5:00pm-8:00pm
If you’re interested in supporting local food growers, producers, and creative makers – this is the place. The Sooke Region Museum presents the Sooke Night Market to highlight the rich heritage of food producers, artisans and musicians in the area. It is a place for residents and visitors to learn about and enjoy local talent and fresh, local, in-season foods. Connect with friends, family and neighbours. Eat, enjoy performances by local musicians, and sing karaoke on the first Thursday of each month.
Back by popular demand, Moss Cottage and Triangle Island Lighthouse will be open during the Market, along with other outdoor exhibits like the Forestry Path. While you’re here, come inside and visit the Museum exhibits and gift shop.
Every week there are savoury and sweet food options, as well as gluten free treats. People come to the Sooke Night Market week after week to enjoy the atmosphere, for the community gathering experience, the opportunity to talk directly to farmers and the reassurance they are eating fresh, locally sourced food. If the food isn’t enough, live music and local makers inspired by this place are also a big part of the market atmosphere.
Why choose local? You are directly supporting farmers and other local businesses. Buy your food directly from the farmer to support local growers. Buy your clothes, beauty products, candles, soap, jewellery, cards to support local makers. It all strengthens our local economy and builds connections in our community.
Please note: parking is limited at the Sooke Region Museum & Visitor Centre. If you are able to walk or bike to the market please do, so the people who really need those parking spots can find them. The parking lot at Journey Middle School is open Thursday evenings, a short 10 minute walk through a forested path along the Stickleback Urban Trail to the Night Market.
VENDORS
Thursday, 28 August 2025
Food and Beverage
Gaia’s Coffee Cart ~ Specialty hot/cold beverages made to order.
Hide N’ Seek ~ Japanese and Vietnamese fusion food.
Island Tarts Café and Catering ~ Fruity and creamy tarts.
Kurry King Indian Feast ~ Authentic South Indian cuisine.
South Island Lunchbox ~ Food truck serving burgers, etc.
Trotter Bakes ~ Baked goods with gluten-free options.
Tsunummies Street Food ~ Fresh grab and go tacos and sides.
Xocolat ~ Bean to bar chocolate with self-grown and sourced cacao.
Artisans
Creative Obsessions Lab ~ Different kinds of packaged slimes.
Crochet Vibes Only ~ Crocheted plushies/accessories and 3D printed toys.
Driftwood Studio ~ Photos on different mediums and needle-felted animals.
Marley’s Doodles and Designs ~ Paintings on canvas and art cards.
Nettle and Fern Homestead ~ Pottery dishes and planters filled with flowers.
Paper Cuts ~ Original art on apparel, home décor, and stationery.
Tones Stones Sooke ~ Stones and gems crafted into runes, jewelry, slabs, etc.
West Coast Hygge Designs ~ Hand-sewn wallets, pouches, bags, hats, etc.
Jewelry
Blue Angel Creations ~ Suncatchers and jewelry.
Catch a Star ~Jewelry, shirts, bags, children’s books, and bookmarks.
Chromamoon Studio ~ Jewelry blending glass, metal, and gems.
Huckle Beads ~ Metis and modern beadwork jewelry.
Sea Enna West Coast Jewelry ~ Hand-picked, local sea glass jewelry.
Lifestyle
The Little Sooke Soap Company ~ Cold process soap and art cards.
Moonset Candles ~ Candles, room sprays, perfume rollers, stickers, and tealights.
Farms
Soule Flowers ~ Fresh cut flowers.
The Wild Side Farm Collective ~ Produce, animal products, herbal teas, flowers, and more.
Woodside Farm ~ Seasonal fruits and vegetables, cut flowers.
Community Groups
Juan de Fuca Health Foundation
Sooke Emergency Support Services
Musicians
Gord Phillips on the tent stage.
Ben Goerner on the main stage.
WANT TO BE A VENDOR OR ENTERTAINER?
See below for more details
There are still some spots available for the 2025 season. Vendors apply online (follow the link in the button below).
Musicians contact Sarah at programs@sookeregionmuseum.ca.
MARKET SEASON The Sooke Night Market is outdoors and runs weekly on Thursdays from 5 June to 28 August, 5:00pm – 8:00pm for 13 nights. The market is on the Sooke Region Museum Grounds at 2070 Phillips Rd in Sooke, BC.
MAKE, BAKE, OR GROW The Sooke Night Market aims to be as inclusive as possible while at the same time avoid being an outlet for mass produced and mass marketed items. Products sold at the Sooke Night Market must be made, baked, raised, caught, and wild harvested or 100% grown by the Approved Vendor. Each product for sale needs to meet all the applicable laws, regulations, and rules as specified by federal, provincial, and local government agencies, local health authorities, the Sooke Region Museum, and any organic certifying body the vendor belongs to. It is up to the vendor to know and comply with these regulations as well as the provincial and federal sales tax requirements.
HATCH + HYPE
At Sooke Night Market
What: We offer a dedicated tent space and marketing materials to showcase and support new food vendors or existing food vendors with new products as springboards for other opportunities.
Who: Farmers and Food Producers who want to try new products
Benefits: a low-cost, low-barrier opportunity to engage directly with customers at our farmers’ market in a vibrant, dedicated space for new vendors to realize their new food business ideas. Vendors receive a subsidized tent space (including the tent and table).
How: Fill out the Sooke Night Market vendor application and check “Yes” on the questions regarding Hatch + Hype. The market organizer will contact you regarding dates.
Embrace the opportunities that Hatch + Hype has to offer and let’s cultivate success together.
We are proud members of the BC Association of Farmers Market and on the BC Farmers’ Market Trail
