CENTRE INFO
Select stores remain open for in-store shopping
The health and safety of our customers, all employees at Market Mall and our community will always be our highest priority.
Market Mall is open Hours:
Store hours may vary – For individual store hours, please visit the independent store websites.
– Monday – Wednesday: 10am – 6pm
– Thursday : 10am – 7pm
– Friday – Saturday: 10am – 6pm
– Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Market Mall is located at the corner of Preston Avenue and Louise Street – in the heart of one of Saskatoon’s established residential communities.
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- Visit By Car
- Head south on Preston Ave N toward Field House Rd
- Turn left onto Adelaide St E
- Turn right, destination will be on the left
- Head south on Preston Ave S toward Cornish Rd
- Turn left to stay on Preston Ave S
- Turn right onto Adelaide St E
- Turn right, destination will be on the left
- Head east on Taylor St E toward Herold Rd
- Turn left onto Briarviale Rd
- Turn left onto Briarwood Rd
- Turn left onto Boychuk Dr
- Turn right onto Taylor St E
- Turn left onto Preston Ave S
- Turn left onto Adelaide St E
- Turn right, destination will be on the left
- Head east toward Melrose Ave
- Turn right at the 1st cross street onto Melrose Ave
- Turn left at the 1st cross street onto Ruth St E
- Turn left onto Cumberland Ave S
- Turn right at the 1st cross street onto Adelaide St E
- Turn right, destination will be on the left
Market Mall offers free 2-level underground climate-controlled parking. The parkade closes 30 minutes after our shopping centre closing hours
â– Block A â– Block B â– Block C
Market Mall is Saskatoon’s best family shopping and entertainment centre with over 50 shops and services. Featuring an 18-hole mini golf course modeled after Pebble Beach, big names like Planet Fitness and Giant Tiger, and the best experiences – Market Mall has it all!
Tourism
The city of Saskatoon is favourably positioned with the South Saskatchewan River winding through it. Nine bridges span its gentle flow, linking east to west. An active city, residents and visitors alike flock to the Meewasin Valley trails, traversing sixty kilometres of pathways in all seasons. The city’s youthful vitality and cultural richness are evident in every neighborhood, thanks in part to the University of Saskatchewan, where leading-edge technology such as the Canadian Light Source synchrotron draws the best minds from around the world.