What a cute farm market. Not just produce, milk and meats but amazing jewelry…read more We purchased some amazing stone necklaces from Paleo customs. If you are in town it is worth a stop.

We enjoyed the selection of vendors and the live music. The atmosphere was relaxed and the vendors…read morewere friendly. We purchased from a few different vendors to include soaps, duck eggs, pecans, goat fudge, goat lotion and shilajit resin. We're very happy with the our purchases. We would have purchased some of their vegetables (they looked great) but we had already shopped for these products earlier in the week. Get there early for better parking options, by the time we left the parking spaces were going fast.

We go for the dates and sourdough bread. They generally set up on the North side of the farmers…read moremarket. The lady has fresh dates from Yuma grown by her daughter. The bread and pastry lady is from Elgin and makes the best sourdough bread we've ever tasted.

Awesome Best Farmer's market around! Great produce, plants, art and food!! You'll love it!!read more

I really enjoyed trying the fresh chilis they grew and brought to the chili festival weekend at the…read morefarmers market. I got the Chimayo, Aleppo, Szegedi, corno di toro and pepperoncini and when I got home I did a fun sampling with my husband. We ate one raw and one lightly roasted for each variety which was so much fun to do and compare!

Lots of similar items and not that many booths for so much of the same. If you want to kill maybe…read morehalf an hour then check it out. The items they have are good quality.

From the owner: Come by the Community Market every Saturday to buy fresh & local food straight from those who grow…read moreor make it. Try some fresh-baked breads, oils, jams, goat cheese, salsas, chicken & duck eggs, honey, emu meat, fresh picked lettuce, fruits & vegetables, a great variety of home-baked goodies, and much more. We also have lots of craft vendors who offer a number of unique items, like homemade jewelry, wood crafts, quilts, aprons, leather goods, soaps, and much more. We have lots of regular customers who come every week, and would love to have you join us!

I was able to try THE BEST LEMONADE I've had in a while. I was looking to see more fruit and…read morevegetables. There was a nice group of people attending. All vendors were friendly. I spent all my money on food .

I love this farmers market. Lots to choose from. There is not one unfriendly booth. The meat is…read morefresh. The baked goods are amazing. The handmade crafts are cute. It's very pleasant to walk around.

This is a good sized market with a solid selection of vendors from the surrounding area. You can…read morestock up on locally grown produce, beef, pasta, and artisanal goods such as essential oils, pottery, socks, and more. This marke also features food vendors such as churros, crepes, tamales, that you can purchase and eat there or take home. The location is fantastic, you can ride your bike on the river trail. It's exceptionally clean too and shaded for those hot summer days... and year round sun. It's also a non-profit organization that truly connects and empowers our local community. Their programming continues to evolve and now they have events such as their weekly Taste of the Market and Heirloom Kids as a means to educating the community about food sources. It's awesome. Keep up the great work!

While the produce can be pricey (but often organically grown, local and seasonal!), this market has…read morelots to offer with goods, vegan and gluten free food, plants, dried fruits, and butcher stands as well as multiple delicious coffee stands. Love the new bagel, pasta and prepared food stands like Turkish food, Mediterranean and pupusas! The farmers market info boot also usually has water and sometimes a treat to try!

Heirloom Farmers Market that is at the Green Valley Village on Wednesdays (hours vary depending on…read moredates). More than a simple farmers market-it also offers great things to eat (try the coffees), artisan and crafts available, as well as a local mystery writer with his books for sale. Parking is around the shopping center. My Best Buy was some amazing pistachios from the local farmer!

Nice little farmers market, glad they still have some. I drove almost three hours to get some fresh…read moreveggies and fun cool stuff. Not too many vendors but abiding to most vendors more are coming in the next month. Fresh veggies and jams and pretty jewelry.. handmade home decor and plants! Nice little coffee tent with 2$ cups of coffee. I will be back!

This is a great thing to do on Wednesdays. Easy to park. Easy access and the offerings are great…read morefor veggies, baked goods and personal care items like essential oils. I have also seen ola ts, rugs, chili garlands, knife sharpening and crafts. I always try to bring cash but most vendors take cards. An added bonus are the businesses in this center being open. The whole scene combines to create an environment that lets you get a feel for the community. If you are looking for a fun market to visit this is a nice one.

Great Farmer / Artisam market. Fun for the whole family and chock full of delicious, local produce.read more

I love learning new things and trying new foods! I happened to be on a walk and stopped to see the…read morevendors at this market. Lots of great products. I loved my gozleme from Safure's Turkish Kitchen. Mine was either spinach and cheese, light and tasty! Great friendly service and a beautiful day for a walk!

This Sunday morning for the first time in a few months, I went to Saint Phillips Plaza in search of…read moregetting some very specific things. I was definitely looking for strawberries since I pick up a flat when I can there in the past. No luck today. I ended up getting a whole bunch of other things that delighted the eyes. I purchased some really cute pottery that had saguaro's on it and I got some cheesecake and some Alaska Kodiak caught fish that my husband will have for dinner sometime this week. I absolutely enjoyed the live music which they typically have at the farmers market here but just missed some of what I was expecting. There wasn't very much food available and that's probably because Saint Phillips has the REN coffee and also açai bowl place. With it being winter or maybe it's a slow time for the market. We did chat with our familiar mushroom vendor and several of the arts and craft vendors. Overall, it was a fun walk and a lot less crowded than it normally would be. There are restrooms available and as we came at 9:30, some vendors were still setting up.

I used to love walking around shopping this market before the world changed. Even though it isn't…read morequite as fun to drive through it is definitely convenient and I am just happy to be able to get my produce and support them. There are weeks you can just drive up and make your selection immediately and then there are times you have to wait in a long line and when you get to the front your options are very limited. Either way they post their menu on Facebook every week and the selection is still pretty great. All of the staff are always upbeat and very friendly and helpful. I'm grateful that they are finding a way to continue doing this!

This isn't your see-and-be-seen, park-like, foothills-ambianced market like the one at St…read more Philip's. It's concentrated and a bit gritty, a get-in-&-get-out, "I need my fix" sort of farmers' market. That's not to say there aren't amenities. There's usually a musical group. There's always samples of a recipe featuring produce that's in season. There's often an activity; for example this week (3/10/10) there's the annual seed exchange. Also, they accept credit, debit, and EBT cards, as well as WIC Cash Value Vouchers. The market, located in the caliche lot next door to the School for the Deaf and Blind, features reasonably priced produce grown at the Food Bank's Nuestra Tierra Garden and Marana Farm. But there's also vendors offering their home-growns, a couple of vendors selling eggs and always jams, honey, baked goods, and coffee. Truth is I prefer this market, with it's too-close traffic and bare-bones caliche lot. On Thursday afternoons, when people gather here, it's all about the food -- getting it local, getting it fresh and wholesome, and getting it at a fair price. Now isn't that what a farmers' market should be?