Where: 575 Stokes Bay Rd, Stokes Bay ON N0H 2M0, Canada
Apple Maps link: https://maps.apple/p/~_yAfPob7aACCE
Telephone number (if you’re a vendor and need assistance): +1 (519) 592-5610
Update: 07:19 EST. Well, it’s dawn. 🙃🌞
Update: 09:35 EST. It’s worth the drive to this tiny hamlet!
We will try one more time next week, September 16th. That’ll be the last harbour market for the season.
Heavy rain overnight and the risk of continuous foul weather for the rest of the day. We cannot risk the safety of our products (humidity can shorten our product’s shelf-life… and potential lightening strikes and waterspouts can ruin our tent, no?). September 2, 2026 = no go.
We plan on being at the Owen Sound Farmers Market, September 5, 2026. Count on seeing us at the Tobermory harbour September 9/26.
It’s worth the trip up Highway 6 to visit our village.
NeemTree knife sharpening is also on-site.
What’s a quote that perfectly describes your outlook on life?
What’s your home decoration style?
…and NeemTree knife and axe sharpening.
What villain actually had a good point?
…come by the harbour and shop around. NeemTree’s also available for knife sharpening services (1 week turn-around).
No gauntlets nor infinity stones in sight!
Visitors! Who enjoyed blackdogbiscuits…
50/50 cat treats, 50/50 nip fiend, dog treats, $1 used books, knitted creations, and 3D printed tchotchkes (Owen Sound based).
…compared to last week. Sunny too! Come and visit our marketplace, until 1 p.m. and then meander the teat of our local community. May 20, 2026.
This is a new product. It’s based on what cats would eat if they were eating rodents out in the wild. It’s fascinatingly gruesome. Ask us about it.
07:25 EST. Stay tuned. https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=1587648423361338&set=a.508477471278444
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Jot down the first thing that comes to your mind.
…potentially, yes. Black Dog Biscuits has to be at your local farmer’s or crafting-makers market and set up sales booths.
Even if all we get to do is let your leashed pup try a sample, that’s how cottage industries work. No guarantees.
We’re prototyping a CAT TREAT for Felinus domesticus. Its product name will be 50/50 Cat Treats. “Will your cat like the treat?… … … meh, there’s a 50/50 chance that YES, your house-cougar will like it”.
Test market results: yep, that’s what’s indeed occurring. Meanwhile, the household dog goes bonkers for them (because they recognize the BDB packaging).
I can finally reveal Tobey’s latest dog jacket creation. It was a custom job for the organizer of the Owen Sound Farmer’s Market.
Ms. Kailey Lang is a gifted artist and is successfully managing a wide assortment of business personalities (vendors) at this Saturday event. And KL can pull this off rain-or-shine, year round.
Black Dog Biscuits is proud to be a vendor at this venue. For more information, contact this professional at plants@kaileylang.com . For more information about the market (as a customer, or potential vendor), view https://www.owensoundfarmersmarket.com/
Besides, FFS… look at that dog sweater. Adorable. And the recipient likes it.
DOG BISCUIT SALES UPDATE: if you live on the Bruce Peninsula (or Canada for that matter), we can arrange a delivery for you using Canada Post. Until the Spring, we will try to attend the Owen Sound Farmer’s Market once a month. For details, text-call us at 226-923-2968.
