Getting to the Market
Address
The Victoria Public Market at the Hudson is centrally located at 1701 Douglas Street, between Fisgard and Herald Streets, and Douglas and Blanshard Streets.
#6 1701 Douglas Street
Victoria, BC V8W 0C1
Contact
Victoria Downtown Public Market Society
General Manager: Maryanne Carmack
Phone: 250 884 8552
Email: marycarmack@victoriapublicmarket.com
Farmers’ Market/Day Table Manager: Corry Matechuck
For all vendor inquiries
Phone: 250 884 8552
Email: corry@victoriapublicmarket.com
Hours of Operation
TUESDAY-SATURDAY - 9:30am-6:30pm
SUNDAY - 9:30am-5pm
MONDAY - closed
Farmers’ Market
WEDNESDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY – 11am–3pm
Year-round
Parking
Getting Here
On Foot:
Located in the historic former Hudson Bay building, we are in the North East of Victoria’s downtown, one block north of Victoria City Hall and one block east of the city’s historic Chinatown district. We are a short 5 minute walk from the waterfront on Store Street, and a 10 minute walk from the Empress Hotel.
By Bus:
The Victoria Public Market at the Hudson is conveniently located on the following major bus transportation routes running north/south and south/north on Douglas Street: 4, 11, 14, 21, 22, 30, 31, 50, 72, 75. Bus stops can be found directly in front of the entrance at 1701 Douglas Street. For more information on bus routes, please click here for a Victoria Transit map: Victoria Transit Map Or contact BC Transit at: 250.382.6161
By Bike:
The Victoria Public Market at the Hudson is just a few seconds from major bike routes on Blanshard, Pandora, Johnson, and Douglas Streets. Ample bike parking can be found near both the Douglas Street entrance and the back Carriageway entrance. We hope to soon offer covered bike parking off Fisgard Street.
By Car:
The Victoria Public Market at the Hudson is located between Blanshard and Douglas Streets, Victoria’s most prominent transportation corridors, and is easily accessible by car. Public Market customers can enjoy FREE 2 hour parking on the back Carriageway, in the underground parking beneath the Hudson (accessible from Herald Street), and in the former Hudson Bay parkade located off Blanshard Street.