We are in the process of moving back to Tucson after many years away. I had never gone to the St…read more Philip's Plaza Saturday Market in my previous residences, so we decided to check it out on a recent weekend when we were back in town finding a place to live. I am surprised to read some negative reviews for the market: there were a number of interesting vendors there. It is true that most were not food related: definitely more arts, crafts, supplements, etc. But still lots of fun shopping to do in an adorable venue. We talked to lots of nice folks. Someone else mentioned in a one star review "no coffee". I assume this means there is no longer a coffee vendor in the market (we didn't see one) but the market takes place in the same plaza where Ren Coffee is located and their coffee is amazing! We grabbed a cup from there prior to walking around the market. All in all a lovely experience: I'd be tempted to go a little later in the day next time so I could grab a margarita at Reforma after our shopping experience concludes.

I should have read these remarks before becoming a vendor at this market. The person who runs this…read moremarket is on a complete power trip and is one burnt bridge away from running this market into the ground. I feel so sorry for her.

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.

A small cluster of tents behind the church. It didn't look like much but I'll definitely be back…read more You'll see signs at the intersection of Highway 90 that say "Farmers Market 10 am - 2 pm" Vendors include: BBQ truck man, homemade jams, natural soap, greens (kale, lettuce, etc.), Bisbee sourdough bread, imu eggs, plants, tai chi... and a few more! A few places took card but mostly it's cash only. Produce looks fresh! I saw a few dogs so the place must be dog friendly. Things probably sell out quickly so it's probably best to go sooner rather than later.

Small local farmers market that sells some locally grown produce and also gets some specialty items…read moreshipped in from suppliers. Very friend couple that own this business and even had a table of free produce that was slightly imperfect. The wife even gave me some very ripe bananas that she had in her fridge for free; perfect for banana bread! They also offer customers a chance to put in specialty orders if there's something they don't carry. There is a small assortment of pantry essentials, fresh herbs, and lots of large cuts of meat.

From the owner: We carry fresh produce, gluten free options, local goods and small business goods. Come check us…read moreout!

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 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!

Heirloom farmer's markets -- Oro Valley It's a fun place…read morewith a real diversity of vendors. It's a great place to hold a farmer's market, plenty of open area so if you have some kids, can blow off some steam...the bathrooms are clean as well. There's also a museum there with lots of great history. It's called the Steam Pump Ranch. Some of the docents are really a type of living history. One of them was the former mayor in Oro Valley. In the past I have met family members who grew up on the ranch as docents, The museum still has a history of the ranch as a focus in one area and they focus on the 250 year history of the USA with an Arizona emphasis on another. Lots of dogs and some of them are quite friendly...you still have to be dog smart.. The vendors were friendly and helpful with information about their products... There is a wide variety of fresh products for sale. They have a website that lists a lot of the vendors. They have several locations around they have fresh hot food vendors, grocery food vendors,a couple of bakeries, health and wellness vendors,and artisans. It's always fun to enjoy the fresh smells from roasting chili's to pupusas, homemade burritos, Korean Barbecue, baked goods and homemade soups! Click on their website through Yelp to get details about vendors and artisans available at each farmers market.

It's refreshing to find a truly legitimate farmers market offering freshly grown vegetables,…read morefruits, and even a nice selection of mushrooms. They also carry chicken, quail, and duck eggs, along with a variety of pickled vegetables and handmade soaps from local goat farms. It's everything you'd hope for in an authentic market. Most "farmers markets" in Tucson tend to be more like flea markets, with vendors mainly selling homemade trinkets rather than actual farm-grown goods, so this one is a welcome change. The atmosphere is friendly, the vendors are knowledgeable, and there's a wide variety of options to explore. Overall, it's a great spot if you're looking for genuine local produce and a warm community vibe.

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.