Parker Farmers Market

After living in the Denver for a quarter century, today was my very first time attending the farmers market in Parker. This is a joke where many would question me as to why the long wait. There is so much I haven't done in this Centennial State but hey, one item off of my bucket list is an accomplishment to say the least!!A bit smaller than the Pearl Street one, and yet the quality of goods each vendor sells are as competitive as the other one.Parking was also a bit easier than Pearl Street one which was a plus. People who were there were also very respectful to others; the lines were formed in an orderly way; nobody was cutting off others. Prices were fairly reasonable although some vendors had a bit steep prices where they had no choice but to reflect that due to the crazy inflation. Some vendors quickly sold out of their products (the pierogi vendor to name one.) I now have a good reason to go back next week or so and buy their product. We spent a bit over an hour to browse and shop. It was a fun morning to say the least.

Sad that this was my first time at the Parker Farmer's Market and it was the last one of the season. There is a variety of selection from produce, baked goods, jewelry, and other craft items. The market runs from 8am-1pm on Main Street. There is plenty of parking and leashed dogs are welcome. My favorite stall is Guided By Gaia Creations. Sara, the talented artist, creates beautiful handmade jewelry with energetic, healing crystals and stones. She has a wide selection and will even work with you to create a custom piece. Her prices are reasonable and quality is superior.

Last Parker Farmers' Market for the season! Best to go very earlier- around its opening time of 8am. Lots of great booths selling food, produce, and other hand made crafts. Very dog friendly as well! Best booth by far was Guided by Gaia Creations. An excellent array of jewelry. The owner, Sara is very knowledgeable on gems, stones, and healing properties of both. Great quality jewelry and great customer service. A superb start to a fall morning!

The BEST farmers market around. More than three blocks of vendors in each side of the street. Great veggies, bakeries, homemade burritos and tamales, beauty products, fresh meat...

Food: 5/5 The food stalls were numerous and diverse which included foods such as: pierogis, tamales, bread, lemonade, popcorn, Brazilian cheese bread and more. I bought a sausage roll and a ham and cheese quiche. Each item was reasonably priced and under $5.. Service: 5/5Even though we didn't buy popcorn, the vendor was nice enough to offer free samples. I spoke to a vendor for dog treats and she offered her business card. Ambiance: 5/5I visited on Sunday morning around 10 am. There was a lot of people and their puppies. There was someone playing live music and it was very lively. Overall, this is a large farmers market that is worth a visit if you are in town.

Stopped by on a beautiful and sunny Sunday with my baby. Lots of vendors selling pastries, shaved ice, lemonade, salsas, spices etc. Was a lovely way to get in some steps and sample local offerings. Some vendors started packing up before closing time, so it's best to come a little early so you don't get lost in the crowds or miss out. Bought a bag of cherry almonds, which were addictive. Will be back earlier to try more items in the future. There's was a cold brew stall that looked promising!

Stay away from Taylor's Produce at the Parker Farmers Market! They ripped us off by charging $50 for 9 peaches and 5 pears. I'll be reporting them to the Chamber of Commerce and will be disputing the charge.

Best farmer's market around! This one never disappoints. Plenty of food, and restaurants too on Mainstreet and on Pine. Fabulous guitar player at Tailgate, and awesome food at Rory's. Great variety of fun things to bring home. We always come home with some fruit, veggies, a chocolate croissant from Bread Box, and a couple other things. The maple syrup, the vanilla brown sugar nuts, the essential oils, and last weekend a painting from the art show that was happening at the same time. Closing October 30th, so don't miss out!!

Not much in the way of farmers. Mostly non food items and processed foods. Some produce but not a lot.

Lots of options at the Parker Farmer's Market. Beautiful produce, flowers and baked goods. Entertainment, art, clothing and a wonderful park for the kids just 1/2 block away.I love that I can go to church at St. Matthew's Episcopal Church and still be at the market in the cool of the morning.