CITY'S PUBLIC MARKET:
AN INVITE TO VENDORS

The Kingston Public Market in Springer Market Square is the oldest and longest running Market in Ontario. Learn how to become a vendor.  MORE ...

OVER 200 YEARS
OF MARKET HISTORY

For more than 200 years, a public market has existed in the vicinity of Kingston's current City Hall, in an area twice ravaged by fire. As work progresses on a revived market, learn about its history.  MORE ...

PROJECT PART OF
"GROUP OF SEVEN"

This project is a member of the Group of 7 Community Priorities, approved by City Council in 2004.

Bistro Furniture, More Bike Racks
Added To Springer Market Square

May 4/10 > As of this weekend, portable bistro tables, chairs and green umbrellas will be added to Springer Market Square inviting Kingstonians and visitors to bask in the bustle and excitement of this historic space seven days a week — including on Kingston Public Market days.  MORE ...

The Springer Market Square is the lively home to a public market and many community events throughout the season.

Market Wing Adds Washrooms, Locker Rooms

Jul 08/09 > The Market Wing of City Hall is now open to the public. Renovation work to add new fully accessible washrooms, change rooms and locker rooms for the skating public and performers is now complete.  MORE ...

Springer Market Square Marker Unveiled

Jun 02/08 > To commemorate the revitalization of Springer Market Square, the 2008 First Capital Day celebrations included the official unveiling ceremony of the Square's marker outlining its history and an accompanying plaque recognizing those who generously contributed toward this project.  MORE ...

Fountain Flows After November 9 Unveiling

Nov 8/06 > The new fountain in Kingston's Springer Market Square came to life November 2006 with a lunch-time ceremony to celebrate the end of the second phase of construction for this key city project. Kingston Mayor Harvey Rosen officially activated the fountain to let the water flow in the square's southeast corner at King and Market streets.  MORE ...