Farmers' Markets

Adams Natural meats is a Bison Ranch located aprox 30 miles west of Central Phoenix in Buckeye Arizona. Owners Bryan and Mary Adams are dedicated to humanly and naturally raising their Bison not only out of their passion for this magnificent animal but to help meet the growing demand for the Quality Meat Products they provide. Why Buffalo? Buffalo meat has so many wonderful attributes.. not only does it have a nice sweet flavor.. not gamy or offensive, it's nutritional benefits exceed most other meat products. Buffalo is...low in cholesterol, low in calories, low in fat, high in protein and is very versatile. Whether you are looking for a Red Meat substitute or wanting to broaden your meat choices.. Adams Natural Meats would like to be a part of helping you gather around the table to wholesome and delicious meals!

https://www.adamsnaturalmeats.com/

Kristen McGuire - Marketing Director

623-386-1314

Farm Store has produce available https://www.agritopiafarm.com

Katie

480-988-1238

katie@agritopia.com

May include fresh, local, and seasonal produce, herbs, flowers, locally made jams, jellies, salsas, fresh baked breads, natural pork, beef and fish and a selection of local arts and crafts. Free admission, free adjacent parking. We accept AZFMNP, WICand EBT/SNAP. Also available at this market: Easy credit card shopping! One credit card charge can pay for all your purchases from the vendors! Find out more at the information booth! Visa, MasterCard, and Discover.

https://www.arizonacommunityfarmersmarkets.com

623-848-1234

marketinfo@arizonafarmersmarkets.com

Local producers of organic and seasonal crops, plants and seeds, compost and worm castings. Ranchers with grass fed beef, pork, lamb and goat. Fresh local eggs, cheeses & butters. Value added food producers of jams, jellies, pickles, tamales, sauces. Freshly baked artisan breads, pastries..and more!! Set in the Anthem Community Park in the upper section by the Veterans Memorial. This late spring market will go through May - then restart in late October. A wonderful way to spend a family day! Pet's welcome. Free admission to the public.

https://www.arizonacommunityfarmersmarkets.com

623-848-1234

marketinfo@arizonafarmersmarkets.com

520-460-0011

https://eoss.asu.edu/farmersmarket

farmersmarket@asu.edu

Open on Thursdays AND Saturdays October thru March. Open ONLY on Thursdays April thru June.

https://www.ajocsa.com

520-405-4872

https://www.foodinroot.com

520-261-6982

https://mommasorganicmarket.com/biltmore/

602-703-7154

Bisbee Farmers Market is now a tradition in Bisbee, in Cochise County, AZ. Every Saturday morning a vibrant village market appears like magic at the south end of Vista Park. You can purchase locally grown organic vegetables and fruits, grass-fed meats, eggs from free-range chickens fill your market basket or cooler! Meet your friends and family and sip coffee or cool drinks, snack on baked goods or eat a tasty breakfast or lunch while sitting under the "Social Tree” listening to live music by talented local performers.

https://www.bisbeefarmersmarket.org/

Laura Smith

520-236-8409

bisbeefarmersmarket@gmail.com

https://www.buckeyeaz.gov

(623) 349-6330

Come celebrate community with us! Every 3rd Saturday of the month! Admission is FREE and so is parking! Live music, plenty of fresh fruits & veggies!

928-754-5440

https://www.vincentsoncamelback.com/market/about.php

602-224-3727

https://www.arizonacommunityfarmersmarkets.com/FM_TheCapitol.html

623-848-1234

marketinfo@arizonafarmersmarkets.com

A farmers and food market specializing in Arizona Grown the fine flavors of the Southwest. Some of the items sold at the market are locally grown produce - pesticide free or organically grown, freshly baked artisan and whole grain breads. There are salsas, jams, pickles, olives, Mediterranean foods, range-fed beef, sustainably caught wild salmon and tuna, and other delicious delicacies. *Note: During any Art Show Fridays, the Farmers Market will be located in the parking lot behind Town Hall at 8 Sundial Circle(the building across from the Sundial).

https://www.arizonacommunityfarmersmarkets.com

623-848-1234

marketinfo@arizonafarmersmarkets.com

This is a year-round open air market offering produce, eggs, grass-fed beef, apple butter, tomatoes, honey, tamales, hummus, gourmet dog treats and more.

https://www.77thnorthmarketplace.com

970-903-0529

This open air market in Downtown Tempe features local farm produce, food, and food related products. Accepts AZFMNP Vouchers, EBT/SNAP and WIC. Also available at this market: Easy credit card shopping! One credit card charge can pay for all your purchases from the vendors! Vendors from the ASU Farmers Market will now be vending at Center Point Farmers Market.

https://www.arizonafarmersmarkets.com/CenterPointFM.htm

Kathy Porter

marketinfo@arizonafarmersmarkets.com

You can find a few of our most dedicated vendors out during the summer, like Jeff Scott Farms who provides fresh produce, but most of our vendors find it too hot to maintain their product out in the heat. We showcase local talent, including children's programs and music. The market accepts WIC Cash-Value Vouchers. There is parking all along Arizona Place as well as two parking garages just east of the market.

https://www.downtownchandler.org/farmersmarket/

Beth Fiorenza, Executive Director

480-855-3539

dccp@downtownchandler.org

Our produce is certified naturally grown and locally harvested both of which have been shown to benefit the immune system and reduce risk of contamination and infection. We also support Arizona Local Food and Fill Your Plate. Chick-a-Bee Gardens is a hobby farm. Our mission is to deliver the highest quality, most flavorful and unique edibles to your table. From Baseline and Recker proceed south on Recker. Take the first right or head west onto Melody Lane. Proceed about 3/4 of the block and note the big red barn on right side. Please enter thru the sunflower gate on the east side of the property!

https://www.chickabeegardens.com/

480-276-2052

chickabeegarden@gmail.com

Fresh, quality produce from local farmers as well as salsa, honey, local meat, farmers cheese, tamales, baked goods, hand-made soap, live plants, fresh herbs, cut flowers, and more! Come meet the folks who grow your food in a lively community atmosphere that's fun for the whole family!

928-713-1227

Every Saturday, Clark Park Farmers Market in Tempe crowds with neighbors pushing strollers, selling wares and filling tote bags until overflowing with fresh produce. A public pool-turned-community garden, Clark Park is an urban neighborhood market featuring members of Tempe Community Action Agency and Valley staples such as Maya’s Farm and Abby Lee Farms amid yoga classes and stands of handmade goods from artisans who live minutes from the market.

https://www.clarkparkfarmersmarket.com/

Locally grown fresh vegetables and fruit, fruit trees & ornamentals, farm produce, hand crafted specialty items, home baked goods

(928) 254-8734

Through education, advocacy and the acquisition, storage and distribution of food, we will anticipate and meet the food needs of the hungry in our community. The Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona, a nonprofit 501(c)(3) charity, relies on 125 employees and hundreds of community volunteers to ensure that the people of Southern Arizona have access to the food and programs they need. The food bank has recently expanded its service area to include Cochise, Graham, Greenlee and Santa Cruz counties.

https://www.communityfoodbank.org/FarmersMarket

520-882-3304

Some of the many items for sale at this market: Flowers Eggs Herbs Vegetables Honey Jams Nuts Plants

https://www.cornvilleaz.org/

This is a year-round open air market offering tamales, meats, oils, baked goods, jams and salsas, and food-related crafts Directions: To get there exit loop 101 at Bell Road and proceed west, turn right on El Mirage Drive which is the 1st right after entering Surprise. Then go 1.2 miles and turn left at the first light on Wescott Drive. Next, Turn right at the "T" and go 2.6 miles to Mission Drive. Then turn right to the guard gate. After the guard gate turn right at the sign "Club Village" at the Corte Bella Country Club and Golf Course. The Market is located outside and will be set up at the Anacapa Restaurant breezeway and adjacent patio area.

https://www.arizonafarmersmarkets.com/OtherAZMarkets.htm

Monique Lightner

623-328-5068

mmevents@juno.com

Shop for locally grown fruits, vegetables, homemade jams and more while being entertained by fabulous musicians at Cottonwood’s “Farmer’s Market Jamboree.” An entertainment calendar will be available soon at cottonwoodaz.gov/parksrec. Vendor registration packets are currently available at the Cottonwood Recreation Center.

928-639-3200

Enjoy the downtown atmosphere while you shop. Walk all along Main Street and visit all the quaint shops, even catch the latest exhibit at the Yuma Art Museum!

https://crossroadsmission.org/phone/farmers-market.html

Linda Kowalsky

(425) 941-5030

linda.kowalsky@comcast.net

Get all your shopping done at once! A convenient location at the hub of Yuma's main retail stores. Don't forget to stop by for the many tasty food and snack options available.

https://crossroadsmission.org/phone/farmers-market.html

Linda Kowalsky

(425) 941-5030

linda.kowalsky@comcast.net

https://www.azfarmersmarkets.us

480-585-8639

Mission: To provide a viable diverse venue for the sale of fresh, local, naturally grown produce, food products, locally made crafts, vintage items and to promote sustainable local agriculture and good nutrition education. Vision: A vibrant community market where local food growers, prepared food vendors, local crafts people, and vintage sellers are consistently successful while providing a gathering place for people of all ages, interests, and talents to meet friends and family and participate in a revival of, local cultural traditions and plaza activities as well as practices that promote a healthy life.

https://simplegoodandtasty.com/directory/douglas-mercado-farmers-market

520-558-0182

This is a seasonal market. Growing every year we hope to someday be here year-round. Thanks for shopping local!

https://www.dovemountainfarmersmarket.com/

Bob Meyers

(425) 218-1097

bbmeyers212000@yahoo.com

Everyone is welcome at the market! Public farmers’ markets sell local, naturally grown, chemical-free produce. Buying directly from the farmer keeps farmers farming, assures that you and your family eat fresh and flavor-filled produce, and you get to know the people who grow your food! The markets accept cash, SNAP (food stamps), WIC Checks, Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program vouchers, and debit and credit cards.

https://communityfoodbank.com/pantry/El-Pueblo-Seasonal-Mobile-Market

(520) 882-3304

520-378-2973

Take Route 60 east (past loop 101) & turn right at Ironwood exit. Proceed south to Combs Road, turn left – Encanterra entrance is on the right. This market is for residents ONLY – no outside visitors are permitted to enter Encanterra.

https://www.azfarmersmarkets.us

480-585-8639

https://www.azfarmersmarkets.us

480-585-8639

https://www.suzannetaylorandcompany.com/the-fat-cat.html

602-910-8501

Our market provides a place for local farmers to sell their fresh produce. Vegetables, herbs, fruits, eggs, cheese, plants, jams, salsa, baked goods and flowers are all available and waiting for you.

https://www.flagstaffmarket.com

(928)-774-7781

flagstaffmarket@gmail.com

https://www.florenceaz.gov

520-868-7549

Come visit and take a look. Call to learn more about its assortment of fruits, crafts, vegetables, local specialties and organic food.

https://www.fhfarmersmarket.com

602-888-6758

602-799-7092

Fresh organic and conventional produce at the best price in town!

https://www.furyfarm.org

Brandon Brooks

623-521-9539

info@furyfarm.org

Our mission is to promote local sustainability, healthy eating and green living practices among the Town of Gilbert and it’s surrounding areas. As well as educating the public about local food by providing them the opportunity to personally meet with the Farmers & other vendors to learn where their food comes from and how its grown & produced. The public is also able to communicate with multiple Charity and Rescue Booths that will help the community gain the knowledge about other activities going on around town.

https://gilbertmarket.com/

https://www.arizonacommunityfarmersmarkets.com/FM_GilbertTwilight.html

623-848-1234

https://www.glendalefarmersmarket.org

602-920-0421

The Globe-Miami Farmers' Market Mission Statement: To Provide local farmers and growers the opportunity to offer the Globe-Miami Community wholesome, fresh produce and hand-made products in a fun, safe community atmosphere.

https://globemiamifm.wixsite.com/gmfm2011

Paul Buck

928-701-3091

pauljensenbuck@gmail.com

https://www.arizonacommunityfarmersmarkets.com

623-848-1234

Flowers are sold by the bucket. We have clippers and buckets however feel free to bring your own if desired. We encourage guests to wear comfortable shoes and a hat. Feel Free to pack a sack lunch and stay a while.

https://www.greencreekgardens.com

928-499-5088

Meet the Vendors - If you love fudge, then you've got to stop by Zink's Treats. Seventeen pure bliss flavors of all chocolate made with semi-sweet dark chocolate and tender loving care. The Rincon Rotary Club has rated Zink's Treats as the Taste of Public's Choice First Place - Just Chocolate award four years in a row. For you chili lovers there's even Chocolate Chili (Mild) and Chocolate Chili w/pecans. Individual and box selections available. How to Find Us Take I-10 out of Tucson heading towards Nogales. Turn right on I-19 to Nogales. Continue to exit 65 Esperanza, turn right onto Esperanza and take the very first left to the entrance of the Green Valley Village shopping center. The entrance is between the Texaco gas station (currently closed) and the Compass Bank. Continue into the parking lot. The Farmer's Market begins at the South end of the Green Valley Village.

https://www.greenvalleyfarmersmarket.com/

520-490-3315

https://www.greenbeeproduce.com/locations-1/

Contact thru website

https://www.heirloomFM.com

520-882-2157

The overall focus of the High Desert Farmers Market is to not only provide the community with a number of fresh, local, organic food choices, we’re also interested in educating the community on our current (broken) food system. We’re finding that many people simply don’t understand how our food system works, and that’s why one of our goals is to educate those who are interested in learning more about the food they eat and where it actually comes from.

https://highdesertfarmersmarketarizona.com/

Laura

520-678-8655

Laura@HighDesertFarmersMarketArizona.com

https://www.hiltonvillage.com/events-and-promotions/farmersmarket/

623-848-1234

928-514-8220

https://www.azfarmersmarkets.us

480-585-8639

412-568-3536

602-284-6176

https://luckynickelranch.com/

https://www.foodinroot.com

520-261-6982

We invite you to enjoy our market with local vendors! Unique crafts, Specialty items, Farm fresh products, things children love, delicious food that you can eat while you enjoy the market. This is a family friendly atmosphere where dogs on leash are welcome.

623-399-0632

The organic gardens at The Farm have never looked better, thanks to Maya Dailey and her commitment to the belief that food is best when grown locally and served fresh from the garden to the table. Farming is in Maya's heart, and we are very proud to use Maya's fresh vegetables and herbs in our restaurants whenever possible and as often as possible. Be sure to visit Maya at the Farmer's Market on Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. here at the farm.

https://www.mayasfarm.com/index.asp

Maya Dailey

480-236-7097

vayaconmaya@cox.net

https://www.foodinroot.com

520-261-6982

A diverse display of local organic produce, breads, salsas, arts & crafts, & more!!! Everyone Welcome!! Come join us

https://www.mmrtrailtalk.com/modules/wfchannel/index.php?pagenum=111

May include depending on season fresh produce, baked goods, jams & jellies, salsas, spices, natural pork, beef and fish, hand-made craft products, lotions and soaps. Free admission, free parking. Accepts AZ Farmers Market Nutrition Program vouchers. Located near downtown Mesa and cafes, coffee shops, museums, and antique stores.

https://www.arizonacommunityfarmersmarkets.com

623-848-1234

marketinfo@arizonafarmersmarkets.com

603-433-2440

928-338-4267

https://www.nogalesmercado.com

520-397-9219

https://www.northscottsdalefarmersmarket.com

https://www.foodinroot.com

520-261-6982

This lively market features local growers and specialty food producers, Be ready to find a wide variety of organic, and pesticide free produce. Find seasonal specialties such as cider and apples, flowers, natural pork, beef, fish, free range eggs. and local cheeses. Freshly baked artisan breads, Amish friendship breads, jams, picadillies, and tamales, are just some of the great local foods you’ll find here. Family friendly, and well mannered pets welcomeAZFMNP Vouchers, EBT/SNAP, and WIC accepted.

https://downtownscottsdale.com/events/event/old-town-farmers-market/

623-848-1234

Buy fresh produce, local foods and handmade crafts. Visit with your neighbors, share ideas and information. Come for the weekly events, entertainment, friendship and fun! Feel free to contact us with your ideas and suggestions. We look forward to seeing you on Saturday!

https://www.triangleranch.com

520-623-6732

Come in and enjoy oranges, orange juice, nuts, dried fruit, soda pop, candy, ice cream and much much more.

https://www.orangepatch.com/

480-962-4490

theorangepatch@wildblue.net

https://www.orchardlearningcenter.org

602-509-6042

https://www.orchardlearningcenter.org/

602-509-6042

Nestled at the base of the Catalina Mountains’ Pusch Ridge along the Northwest Oracle Road corridor is Steam Pump Ranch where the Oro Valley Farmers Market sets up every Saturday morning in the early dawn hours. Since 2004, the Oro Valley Farmers Market has become a meaningful community event in support of local farms, ranches and small food purveyors. Friends, families and neighbors stroll the grounds where historic preservation of the buildings, farming artifacts and heritage gardens are showcased. The Oro Valley Farmers Market operates 52 weeks of the year offering the seasonal bounty from the surrounding farming communities as well as supporting special events at the Ranch including Second Saturdays at Steam Pump Ranch and its fun-filled activities. Visitors will find local fruits and vegetables as well as ranch-fed beef, pork and farm fresh eggs carrying on the ranch’s agricultural traditions.

https://www.heirloomfm.org/markets/oro-valley/

520-882-2157

The Painted Desert Farmers Market is sponsored by the Unity Thru Sustainability team. We strive to provide a market that sells fresh organic produce.

https://www.facebook.com/PaintedDesertFarmersMarket/?ref=page_internal

(928)-283-6886

Fresh, local, organically grown food is available to the 20,000 Rim Country residents and the many visitors traveling through town. Live, local music every Saturday has substantially strengthened the local music community.

https://www.paysonfarmersmarket.com/

Lorian Roethlein

928-951-4477

paysonfarmersmarket@gmail.com

The Open Air Market at the Phoenix Public Market is a program of Community Food Connections (CFC), a 501c3 non-profit organization. CFC creates a downtown community gathering place by supporting small farmers and businesses that strengthen sustainable food systems and produce healthy products for the local community. We are located next to the Phoenix Public Market Cafe.

https://phxpublicmarket.com/openair/

Sara Matlin

(602) 625-6736

phxpublicmarket@gmail.com

Farmers market where regional producers come together to sell their goods locally resulting in the availability of the highest quality produce and products.

Our website: https://www.pinedorafarms.com/ Our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/PinedoraFarms We Sell: Ag Education classes Our own line of skincare and essential oil products Free range chicken and duck eggs Tomatoes (both roma's and slicing and Sun Gold cherry's which are hugely sweet and popular) Carrots Peppers Cucumbers Spinach Lettuce (various types) Blue Curly leaf kale and Red Russian Kale Beets Radishes Squash (various types) Leeks Melons Peas Beans Brussels Sprouts Cabbage Broccoli

Lisa Kaiser

pinedorafarms@gmail.com

There are many farmers’ markets around Tucson, but there’s only one original! Every Saturday for over two decades, Plaza Palomino has been host to southern Arizona vendors offering fresh vegetables, specialty bread, salsas, artwork, jewelry, lotions, oils, candles and soaps, gifts and so much more. Take a leisurely stroll down the corridor and enjoy the beautiful plaza, artisan ware and produce.

https://www.plazapalomino.com/farmers-market

520-261-6982

The Prescott Farmers Market supports and fosters local agriculture by providing a direct market for producers, providing consumers an opportunity to purchase locally produced agricultural goods, and educating the community about the importance of local agriculture.

https://www.prescottfarmersmarket.org/

928-713-1227

Cookie Lee- Great Jewelry Crooked Sky Farm- Organic Produce Dirty Birdy- Irish soda bread, soap, and fabulous art Grandma's Kitchen- Homemade Jams Great harvest Bread Co.- Delicious Breads Grizzly Foods- Olive oils, Balsamic vinegars, Hummus, and Flavored Salts Herbalife- Information on Herbalife Made by Bees- Honey Nutwhats- Nuts and Candies Organogold- Coffee/teas Sassy Salsa- Salsa Uniquely yours- Jewelry Happy Tails – Dog Treats

https://www.promenadeatfultonranch.com/news-and-events/the-promenade-farmers-market

602-214-1653

https://www.foodinroot.com

520-261-6982

Rays Market has been operating at McClintock Fountains since the fall of 2010 and hosts 20- 40 regular seasonal vendors. Rays Market also supports local food trucks and sponsor local non profit organizations. This is truly the communities market place so please come out to Rays Market and enjoy it with us.

https://www.raysmarket.net/market-locations-and-times.html

602-214-1653

info@raysmarket.net

Rays Market at The Barn at Power Ranch has grown into a fun, family orientated, local food truck and gourmet market, serving power Ranch and the surrounding communities. Produce vendors, a variety of local products and crafts, as well food vendors, are set by a lake with a fantastic picnic area.

https://www.raysmarket.net/market-locations-and-times.html

602-214-1653

info@raysmarket.net

Tucson’s largest year-round farmers market is located along the bike trail known as The Loop and nestled in the Southeast corner of Rillito Park. The Rillito Park Farmers Market hosts farmers, ranchers and artisan food purveyors featuring local produce and fresh cuisine, year-round. After years of marketing at a local shopping center, Heirloom Farmers Markets worked in collaboration with Pima County and the Rillito Park Foundation to build this state-of-the-art, permanent farmers market space. The 3 shade pavilions (5,000 sq.ft. of shopping shade), center entertainment circle, public restrooms and additional pads boasts space for over 80 small businesses who assemble there. Offering seasonal chef & cooking demonstrations, special planting events, bike events and market music makes this flagship market a special gastronomy destination for the community.

https://www.heirloomfm.org/markets/rillito-park/

520.882.2157

The Rincon Valley Farmers & Artisans Market is a project of the Rincon Institute, a non-profit organization that works to integrate community and conservation throughout the Rincon, Vail, and Tanque Verde valleys. The Rincon Institute's mission is to protect the natural resources of the Rincon Mountain District of Saguaro National Park, the Rincon Valley and the Cienega Corridor. The Market helps preserve the rural cultural heritage of our area by giving southern Arizona farmers a market for their goods, which helps preserve open space by keeping small farms in business, and offering an important community gathering. The market prides itself on providing local products, supporting local artisans and farmers, and partnering with the community. Supporting locally grown foods and locally produced crafts reduces the amount of non-renewable resources used in transporting non-local goods. Reducing the amount of energy we require supports environmental sustainability and overall protection of sensitive resources. The RVFM helps maintain the rural character of the Rincon Valley while supporting local artisans and farmers which makes it a natural fit for a conservation organization like the Rincon Institute.

https://www.rvfm.org

520-591-2276

Local farm produce including fresh vegetables & fruit, baked goods, honey, jams and jellies, nursery stock, natural pork, beef and fish, hand crafted items. Roadrunner Park includes a large children's playground with play equipment, a fishing pond, ducks and geese on premises, swimming pool, soccer fields, and all kinds of special events. Canine "Good Citizines" always welcome! Free admission, free parking. Accepts AZ Farmers Market Nutrition Program vouchers. Also available at this market: Easy credit card shopping! One credit card charge can pay for all your purchases from the vendors! Find out more at the information booth!

https://www.arizonacommunityfarmersmarkets.com

623-848-1234

This year-round open air market features fresh fruit and vegetables.

928-428-6872

Farmersmarket@safford.net

We bring local producers of agriculture products, mostly very small farmers and backyard gardeners together face to face with the end consumers in a pleasant, safe, family oriented environment, with a petting zoo of baby farm animals, sometimes with local musicians performing live, and often classes or “How to” sessions on different aspects of farming, gardening, cooking with solar ovens, spinning wool and other subjects of interest to those who are interested in learning old time skills. We also have themed markets tied in with local and national holidays and also historical events such as on the 24th of July, the St David Farmers’ Market will join with the community of St David in celebrating “Mormon Pioneer Day” commemorating the LDS (Mormon) Faith’s impact on the settling of the Western United States as well as Canada and even parts of northern Mexico. Mormon Pioneer Farmers were the settlers who founded St David, and these farmers provided meats & produce for the nearby miners in the community of Tombstone.

https://thetombstonenews.com/st-david-farmers-market-up-and-running-p2706-93.htm

Ron

520-221-1074

stdavidfarmersmarket@yahoo.com

hand crafts home decor candles food jewelry apparel purses hair accessories beauty unique products & So much more

https://www.santanvalleyfarmersmarket.com

480-788-3648

Find fresh, sustainably grown foods while supporting local farmers and producers. The market offers Arizona fruits and vegetables, plants, flowers, eggs, honey, free-range meat, baked goods, bath and body products and more! Enjoy entertainment and educational events including live music, cooking demonstrations, gardening workshops, and children’s activities. Bring your friends, family, and neighbors- a great way to get to know your community!

https://www.communityfoodbank.org/FarmersMarket

(520) 822-3304

This lively market features local growers and specialty food producers, Be ready to find a wide variety of organic, and pesticide free produce. Find seasonal specialties such as cider and apples, flowers, natural pork, beef, fish, free range eggs. and local cheeses. Freshly baked artisan breads, Amish friendship breads, jams, picadillies, and tamales, are just some of the great local foods you’ll find here. Family friendly, and well mannered pets welcome!

https://www.arizonacommunityfarmersmarkets.com

623-848-1234

In the winter, the location changes to 2201 W. State Route 89A. Offerings include freshly picked local and AZ seasonal fruits and vegetables, sprouts & micro-greens, raw honey, grass fed beef, relishes, herbs, flowers, eggs, pecans, raw truffles & chocolates, freshly milled breads and pastries, gluten free, jams, salsas, sauces, oxygen therapy, soaps, goat milk soaps and lotions, local lavender, beeswax candles, heirloom seeds, and much more – come and greet twin baby goats visiting during market hours!

https://sedona-farmers-market.com/

928-821-1133

Fresh, local, all organic produce and scratch made baked goods from Shorey Family Farm in Rio Rico, hosted by Mirage & Bird. Every Wednesday and Saturday from 11:30am-3:00pm in the Plaza Santa Cruz at 10 Plaza Road. Every Wed. & Sat.

520-248-5039

BEST MARKET in the White Mountains! We have space for 60+ booths and entertainment and educational programs in addition to other events throughout the season. We offer locally grown plant starts, meats, fruits and vegetables, as well as locally produced food items and handmade, locally created arts and crafts, so join us for the BEST MARKET in the White Mountains! Great Low PRICES! If you're a grower, prepared food maker, artist or crafts person, come on down and join us

https://www.showlowmainstreet.org/farmers-market--art-walk.html

928-532-2680

The Sierra Vista Farmers Market operates a vibrant market that contributes to the success of local food growers and producers, strengthen our food economy, and provide citizens with a local alternative to corporate, globalized food production. Shoppers have access to fresh, nutritious, locally raised food while forming positive personal connections with the hard-working ranchers, farmers, and other vendors who sell their goods at the market. We offer a gathering place for residents and visitors to Sierra Vista to relax in a fun and educational environment.

https://www.sierravistafarmersmarket.com

Diane Jones

520-678-2638

sierravistafarmersmarket@cox.net

https://www.azfarmersmarkets.us

480-585-8639

Fruits, veggies, goat cheese, goat soap, jams, baked goods, handmade leather items, handmade jewelry, and more. This small farmers market is very friendly with sellers being the producers of the items. In the heart of Arizona Wine Country

520-397-9269

https://foodinroot.com/farmersmarkets/st-josephs/

This market has become one of the largest farmers markets in Southwestern Arizona and has a regional reputation for the number of local farmers it supports, its high quality farm products, the diversity of local products on hand, its strong integrity, outstanding local festivals, and special events. The Tucson Farmers’ Market has put down roots with the important place it holds in the hearts of the Tucson community and food shoppers across the Santa Cruz Valley.

https://foodinroot.com/farmersmarkets/stphilipsplaza/

520.261.6982

https://www.foodinroot.com

520-261-6982

Local farm produce including fresh vegetables & fruit, baked goods, honey, jams and jellies, nursery stock, natural pork, beef and fish.. Accepts AZ Farmers Market Nutrition Program vouchers. Also available at this market: Easy credit card shopping! One credit card charge can pay for all your purchases from the vendors! Find out more at the information

https://www.arizonacommunityfarmersmarkets.com

(623) 848-1234

https://www.azfarmersmarkets.us

480-585-8639

Here local farmers sell locally grown produce, eggs, baked goods, honey, and locally produced arts and crafts.

https://www.lindasunshineherbs.com/

Linda Perkins

(928) 537-1711

sunshineherbs@hotmail.com

Join us for a BARNFUL of vendors every Thursday plus fun on the farm! We have different items available each week but of course SuperFarm eggs and dairy products are always available. Here are a few things you will likely find!

https://superstitionfarm.com/

602-432-6865

We are a small family owned produce and specialty farmers market with a strong commitment to our local farmers and local vendors. For over 50 years we have had the same commitment to our community, and guarantee the best prices you will find for the freshest produce in the valley. Come see what you have been missing!

https://www.superstitionranchmarket.com/

480-984-3568

We are a small family owned produce and specialty farmers market with a strong commitment to our local farmers and local vendors. For over 50 years we have had the same commitment to our community, and guarantee the best prices you will find for the freshest produce in the valley. Come see what you have been missing!

https://www.superstitionranchmarket.com/

480-832-3421

https://www.foodinroot.com

520-261-6982

The Tempe Farmers Market is a daily indoor market in downtown Tempe, featuring fresh, organic and locally grown produce; Arizona specialty foods, including bread, dairy, vegan/vegetarian, gluten-free, honey, cheese, hormone-free meats and more. We gladly accept cash, check and major credit cards. We are *ebt-friendly. Gift certificates available.

https://www.tempefarmersmarket.com/

480-557-9970

tempefarmersmarket@cox.net

The Camelback Market is designed to have a truly "European" flare with customers urged to take their time in wandering the stalls filled with the freshest local produce available, plus imported exotic fruits and vegetables. It also features warm, crusty breads, buttery croissants, homemade jams, exotic mustards. A wide array of mouthwatering imported cheeses plus Vincent's signature dressings, fresh pasta and pestos are also available. Patrons can purchase wines by the glass, bottle, or case, and enjoy omelets, and crêpes made to order as well as Vincent's grilled panini sandwiches. In addition, the market features grilled items like shrimp skewers and lamb chops plus our thin-crust pizzas from our wood-fired pizza oven. It's also a terrific place to find gifts imported directly from the south of France, like honey, olive oil, and French soaps.

https://www.vincentsoncamelback.com

602-224-3727

Trail Dust Town Farmers Market is a fledgling member of Heirloom Farmers Markets offering fresh, local goods to Tucson’s east side. Trail Dust Town (Home of Pinnacle Peak) is located in the heart of Tucson’s east side that is easily accessed by major cross streets – Kolb & Tanque Verde Roads. The town itself offers a charming courtyard bringing back tradition to the ‘Old West’ time and place when great food merchants came to town to sell their goods. Special events at Trail Dust Town include First Friday Family Fun Day, on the 1st Friday during the months of May through August, Trail Dust Town’s very own train conductor fires up the miniature train and antique carousel, and kids activities abound at the Farmers Market. Bring your family and friends and enjoy everything this premiere farmers’ market has to offer.

https://www.heirloomfm.org/markets/trail-dust-town/

520.882.2157

Stop by and check it out. Call to find out about its selection of fruits, crafts, vegetables, local specialties and organic food.

https://www.azfarmersmarkets.us/Home.html

480-585-8639

Tubac Market is proud to be a key business of the Tubac area community. ​Not only do we provide fresh foods and groceries, we are a gathering and meeting place where old and new friendships are nurtured.

https://www.tubacmarketaz.com/home.html

1.520.398.1010

tubacmarkeazt@gmail.com

520-261-6982

We are a food-based farmers market and gathering place dedicated to inspiring and educating home cooks through Arizona local produce, handmade foods and handcrafted goods.

https://uptownmarketaz.com/

602-859-5648

The Verde Valley Farmer's Market provides fresh sesonal produce within a 50 mile radius of Camp Verde, AZ. Selections may include, tomatoes, potatoes, corn ,carrots, peppers, beans , cabbage, squash, lettuce, herbs, honey, eggs,nuts, fruit, jelly, breads, Criollo beef ,flowers,etc. Crafts and music.

Leslie Fox

928-634-7077

https://www.arizonacommunityfarmersmarkets.com

623-848-1234

You’ll find everything you need for your home and family at incredible prices at the West Wind Glendale Public Market. Endless rows of independent merchants offer fresh produce, household items, clothing, shoes, tools and treasures at prices well below retail. Great food is served every day and live entertainment is featured on most weekends. Watch for a great line-up of special events planned year round. Bring your family and friends, and enjoy a great day at the Glendale Public Market. Admission: Saturdays $0.75 Sundays $1.25 Kids 11 and under are always free

https://www.westwinddi.com/westwind/index.php?r=shopper/location&idtheater=3999

global@westwinddriveins.com

The Wigwam Farmer's market is Producers Only market which will focus on foods that are locally grown and produced.

https://phoenix.org/wigwam-farmers-market/

623-734-6526

https://yumacommunityfarmersmarket.org/visit.html

928-580-4482