SANTA FE FARMERS' MARKET,
NEW MEXICO
| |
 |
|
| |
The
Santa Fe Farmers Market
operates every Tuesday
and Saturday, 7 AM-12
Noon, late April - October
in the Railyard, 530
South Guadalupe. It
also operates every
Thursday evening, 3-7
PM, from July - September
at the County Fairgrounds
on Rodeo Road. November-April
the Market operates
indoors at El Museo
Cultural, Saturdays
9AM-1PM.
With
over 100 small growers
participating, the Santa
Fe Farmers' Market is
the largest in New Mexico
and one of the best
known in the country.
|
|
|
Vendors
may only sell agricultural products
they grew themselves in the 15 county
region, or crafts and processed items
they have made with agricultural products
from the area.
You
can find hundreds of varieties of fresh,
locally-grown fruits and vegetables,
some available year-round. In addition
to seasonal produce, you can always
find quality meats, dairy, and eggs;
flowers and houseplants; traditional
dried foods; superb baked goods; jams,
jellies, and honeys; tantalizing body
care and herbal products; and original
crafts and homespun garments. During
the planting season, you can also find
compost, worms, and a marvelous selection
of bedding plants. Please refer to the
crop calendar for more details.
|
 |
| 
|
Strawberries
|
| 
|
Radishes |
| 
|
Turnips |
The
Market operates year-round in the Santa Fe
Railyard and hosts numerous events, including
Shop With the Chef, Lavender Festival, and
Farm Tour.
Many
special events take place at the Santa Fe
Farmers Market throughout the outdoor season.
Additionally, the Market hosts a few events
per year which take place somewhere other
than the Market itself. The Market also features
live music from local musicians every week.
The
Santa Fe Farmers Market Home Page |
