Fredericton’s Garrison Night Market, the second biggest night market in Canada and largest east of the Rocky Mountains, was delayed by three weeks this year due to construction. But, despite losing precious time to sell their wares, vendors at the market were unphased by the delay, most of whom supplemented the lost time by visiting other markets around the province.
Some vendors noted that the size and diversity of the Garrison Night Market made the wait well worth it, as the market offers unique advantages that other markets around the province do not — particularly when testing out new products or business models.
Other vendors commented on the construction itself, which saw a large vendor area behind the Fredericton Public Library repaved, reasoning that the delay was worth it in exchange for more space and better infrastructure.
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