Fisherman’s Wharf is more than just a market; it’s a gathering place where residents and visitors come together to celebrate the unique culture and natural beauty of Hay River and the Great Slave Lake. Whether you’re indulging in the local cuisine, browsing the artisan crafts, or simply soaking up the sun, a visit to Fisherman’s Wharf is sure to leave you with cherished memories of your time spent in Hay River.
Take a drive or walk to Vale Island, where you’ll find the Fisherman’s Wharf Pavilion nestled along the river, where you can witness the local commercial fishing boats come and go from port. Make sure you visit the Hay River Heritage Centre & Museum right next door.
Every Saturday from 10 am to 2 pm during the summer months you can come and enjoy the Fisherman’s Wharf. We highly recommend going early as it is the hub of activity and you wont want to miss out! Visit the Fisherman’s Wharf Facebook page for updates.
Enjoy a taste of Hay River with fresh fish vendors and northern cuisine, often including local garden-produce. Whether you’re looking to enjoy a tasty lunch while observing the commercial fishing boats or making it a priority to stock up on some collectables or snacks for later, this market has you covered! To indulge in the NWT-legendary fresh fried fish & chips, preserves, baking and more, stop by to enjoy an array of delectable delights!
Shop the local vendors that host an arrangement of products from garden flowers, to beadwork to dyed yarn and more. There is always something new to find. Our vendors are happy to share their stories and their crafting process with you.
