Thanks to year-round sunshine andgrowing seasons, Phoenicians and visitors can shop for farm-fresh goods any time of year. So, we’re highlighting the best farmers markets in Phoenix for safely picking up local fruits and veggies, bread, coffee beans, cheeses, treats, and a wide variety of other locally made products.
Downtown PHX Farmers Market
The Downtown PHX Farmers Market brings farm-fresh goods right into the city’s urban heart every Saturday morning. The market supports small farmers and businesses that produce healthy products for the community. Chat with the farmers themselves and discuss what’s growing for the upcoming season, sip on a cup of local joe or grab something ready to eat from one of theparticipating food trucks. Find this market on Facebook and Instagram for vendor information, additional details and seasonal updates.
Saturdays:
7:30 a.m. –11:30 a.m.
Uptown Farmers Market
Spend your mornings with the uptown Phoenix community and vendors showcasing more than 200 products, includingfresh produce, a variety of food itemsand handcrafted goods together at the corner of Central Avenue and Bethany Home Road.Details on curbside pick up and refrigerated home delivery, courtesy of Dilandri Family Foods, areavailable here(preorder deadline is the Wednesday prior). Find this market on Facebook and Instagram for vendor information, additional details and seasonal updates.
Saturdays:
8 a.m. – 12 p.m.(May throughOctober)
9 a.m. – 1 p.m. (November through April)
Wednesdays:
9 a.m. – 1 p.m. (October throughApril)
8 a.m. – 12 p.m. (May andJune)
Tempe Farmers Market
The Tempe Farmers Market believes that healthy shopping should be available every day, not just once a week. Satisfy your cravingfor local at this indoor market that featuresbread, hummus, salsas/sauces, jams/jellies, baked goods (gluten-free and vegan options),tamales, nest-run eggs and nut butters. Go bananas for an organic smoothie,a "more than fair trade," locally roasted coffee, or check out the deli for vegan items, pre-made meals and fresh salads.Find this market on Facebook and Instagram for vendor information, additional details and seasonal updates.
Open daily: 8 a.m. – 11 p.m.
Gilbert Farmers Market
Located in the shadow ofdowntown Gilbert’s iconic water tower, the Gilbert Farmers Market is open year-round for local shopping. Score a few guilty pleasures along with your basket of farm-fresh produce: Vendors offer hand pies, chocolates and savory nut butters in addition to organic farm goods and grocery. Bring the kids to enjoy food truck fare and face painting. Parking is free and pets are welcome.Find this marketon Facebook and Instagram for vendor information, additional details and seasonal updates.
Saturdays:
8 a.m. –12 p.m. (October through March/April)
7 – 11a.m. (April/May through September)
Chandler Farmers Market
Located in the Dr. A.J. Chandler Park West, thisyear-round marketis operated by the Downtown Chandler Community Partnership, a nonprofit organization. Each week, more than30 vendors bringslocally grown and made products, includingproduce, tamales, salsa, pastries, relishes, honey, tea, crafts, natural beauty products, soaps and much more.Find this marketon Facebook and Instagram for vendor information, additional details and seasonal updates.
Saturdays:7 – 10:30 a.m.
25 S. Arizona Ave., Suite 330, Chandler
Old Town Scottsdale Farmers Market
Stop in for cheese and crackers with awine tasting, bring your dull knives for their sharpening service, and grab a handy dandy notebook as you discoverunique vegetables you may have never heard of. Leave with fresh lemonade that’s squeezed right in front of you, or take home handmade goods from local artists.Find this marketon Facebook and Instagram for vendor information, additional details and seasonal updates.
Saturdays: 7 – 11 a.m. (resuming Oct. 3)
Roadrunner Park Farmers Market
Roadrunner Park Farmers Market, located in Paradise Valley near State Route 51 and 36th Street, brings local artisans farmers and other vendors together to showcasefresh local produce, baked goods, handcrafted items year-round.Find this marketon Facebook and Instagram for vendor information, additional details and seasonal updates.
Saturdays:
7 –11 a.m.(June throughSeptember)
8 a.m. – 1 p.m. (October throughMay)
Ahwatukee Farmers Market
Open since 2004, this market has a very loyal community following, which hasallowed it to expand to a year-round operation. In addition to fresh produce, baked goods and to-go snacks, you'll find such ready-to-eat items as jerk chicken sandwiches and burritos here too. So come hungry. Find this marketon Facebook for vendor information, additional details and seasonal updates.
Sundays:
9 a.m. – 1 p.m. (October through May)
8– 11 a.m. (June through September)
Momma’s Organic Market
Momma's Organic Market has most of your grocery needs covered. In addition to a number of veggie vendors, you'll also findmeat, poultry and seafood,pasta, local honey, baked goods and many more sellers. Plus a plethora of non-food vendors showcasecandles, cutting boards, dog treats and much more.Find this market on Facebook and Instagram for vendor information, additional details and seasonal updates.
Saturdays: 9 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Find out more on additional areamarkets atArizonaCommunityFarmersMarkets.com.
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