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The farmers’ markets are in full force! Take advantage of fresh, local produce from the best Arizona farms. Visit the market websites to confirm information as dates and times may vary.


Ahwatukee Farmers’ Market

4700 E Warner Rd, Phoenix

Sundays Oct-May 9am-1pm | Jun-Sep 8am-11am

Facebook.com/AhwatukeeFarmersMarket

 

Anthem Farmers’ Market

41703 N Gavilan Peak Pkwy

Sundays Oct-May 9am-1pm

Facebook.com/AnthemFarmersMarket

 

Care 1st Farmers’ Market

328 W Western Ave, Avondale

Tuesdays Jul-Oct 8am-noon

ArizonaCommunityFarmersMarkets.com

 

Carefree Farmers’ Market

1 Sundial Circle

Fridays Oct-May 9am-1pm | Jun-Sep 8am-11am

Facebook.com/CarefreeFarmersMarket

 

Downtown Chandler Farmers’ Market

3 S Arizona Ave

Saturdays Oct-May 9am-1pm | Jun-Sep 7am-10:30am

Facebook.com/ChandlerFarmersMarket

 

Gilbert Farmers’ Market

222 N Ash St

Saturdays Oct-Mar/Apr 8am-noon | Apr/May-Sep 7am-11am

GilbertMarket.com

 

Goodyear Farmers’ Market

3151 N Litchfield Rd

Saturdays Oct-May 8am-noon

ArizonaCommunityFarmersMarkets.com

 

High Street Farmers’ Market

5415 E High St, Phoenix

Sundays Oct-May 10am-1pm

Facebook.com/Farmers-Market-on-High-Street-2244771575799425

 

Mesa Farmers’ Market and Flea

526 E Main St

Saturdays 8am-1pm (winter hrs) | 7am-noon (summer hrs)

MesaFarmersMarketAndFlea.com

 

Momma’s Organic Market

Park West, 9744 W Northern Ave, Peoria

Saturdays 9am-2pm

MommasOrganicMarket.com

 

Old Town Scottsdale Farmers’ Market

3806 N Brown Ave

Saturdays 7am-11am

ArizonaCommunityFarmersMarkets.com

 

Phoenix Public Market

721 N Central Ave

Saturdays Oct-Apr 8am-1pm | May-Sep 8am-noon

PhxPublicMarket.com

 

Power Road Farmers’ Market

4011 S Power Rd, Mesa

Monday-Saturday 9am-6pm | Sunday 9am-4pm

PowerrdFarmersMarket.com

 

Roadrunner Park Farmers’ Market

3502 E Cactus Rd, Phoenix

Saturdays Oct-May 9am-1pm | Jun-Sep 7am-11am

Facebook.com/RoadrunnerParkFarmersMarket

 

Sun City Farmers’ Market

16820 N 99th Ave

Thursdays Oct-May 9am-1pm

Facebook.com/Sun-City-Farmers-Market-631299790224049

 

Tempe Meadows Farmers’ Market

1490 E Weber Dr

Saturdays & Sundays 8am-2pm

TempeMeadows.com

 

The Barn at Power Ranch

3685 E Autumn Dr, Gilbert

Wednesdays 4-8pm

RaysMarket.com

 

The Capitol Farmers’ Market

1700 Adams St, Phoenix

Thursdays late Nov-Apr 10:30am-1:30pm

ArizonaCommunityFarmersMarkets.com

 

Uptown Farmers’ Market

5757 N Central Ave, Phoenix

Wednesdays Oct-Apr 9am-1pm & May-Jun 8am-noon

Saturdays Nov-Apr 9am-1pm & May-Oct 8am-noon

UptownMarketAZ.com

 

Verrado Community Farmers’ Market

N Market Pl & W Main St, Buckeye

Sundays Oct-Jun 10am-1pm

Facebook.com/VerradoCommunityFarmersMarket

 

Vincent’s Saturday Market

3930 E Camelback Rd, Phoenix

Saturdays late Oct-early May 9am-1pm

VincentsOnCamelback.com

 

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Northern Arizona

 

Flagstaff Community Farmers’ Market

211 W Aspen Ave, City Hall Parking Lot

Sundays May-Oct 8am-noon

FlagstaffMarket.com

 

Prescott Summer Farmers’ Market

Yavapai College, Parking Lot D

1100 E Sheldon St

Saturdays May-Oct 7:30am-noon

PrescottFarmersMarket.org

 

Prescott Winter Farmers’ Market

Prescott High School, 1050 Ruth St

Saturdays Nov-May 10am-1pm

PrescottFarmersMarket.org

 

Sedona Summer Community Farmers’ Market

Tlaquepaque/Creekside, 336 Hwy 179

Fridays May-Oct 8-11:30am

Sedona-Farmers-Market.com

 

Sedona Winter Community Farmers’ Market

Wells Fargo Bank Parking Lot

2201 W State Rte 89A, West Sedona

Sundays Oct-May noon-4pm

Sedona-Farmers-Market.com






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