Country Fresh Farmers Market

Nice little market at the district. We only purchased fresh bread there. But I saw a lot of cool vendors. District also has very cute little splash pad- so kids can play and burn some energy. Live music. Even if it's just a small stroll through- very cute little market! Open - every Thursday 9am-1pm.

Decent produce, breads, honey, herb, sweets options. Small but good, there are a few pushy sales people there, the spice lady's kind of annoying. But was super happy with my purchases of bread and produce. There's a few food trucks as well.

Decided to just swing on by on a Friday morning since we happened to be in the parking lot anyway. My biggest disappointment was that there wasn't more booths and it wasn't real big. The booths we did see were a dessert booth which had tiramisu samples and more. They also had pies and breads but I was too stuffed at the time to want desserts, so maybe next time I'll buy one. There was one selling honey and popcorn, samples galore! The honey was delicious. Chips and salsa were out as well but of course you mostly come for the produce. They had apples, grapes, oranges, lemons, avocados, carrots, zucchini, onions, cherry tomatoes, tomatoes, garlic, string beans and so much more I can't even remember it all. The apples were AMAZING! The cherry tomatoes were so good too and I don't generally eat them alone. Everything we got was excellent and full of so much flavor. Everything beat what the grocery stores deliver any day.

Just for SOUL DELICIOUS!! I'm am an advocate person that constantly goes to the farmers market. As there is so many different places I support, one I haven't seen before I was so excited to go talk to just lost a sale. I had my dog with me and I knew it was hot trying to hurry, I put him in the shade but he's excited to see people like every dog is!! The girl over at soul delicious while I'm talking to someone about a purchase is yelling and talking over me. I had to ask the man to repeat himself because she wouldn't stop screaming he's freaking out!! He freaking out!! Again as I'm already trying to hurry, you yelling at someone is 1.disrespectful 2. Unprofessional 3. Not your place. I get your concern but there is other ways to go about that rather then yell at someone.

Small but nice selection of different local vendors that are present on Friday mornings. NOTE: The one here at Pavilion now is relocated to the parking lot to your right as you enter from the Green Valley side. There are approximately 15-25 tents spread out in that area. It's blocked off from the rest of the parking lot so it is pedestrian friendly.The set up for the fruits and vegetables is in boxes or baskets set up on tables. Not like the farmers market that I grew up with where every stand had crates of fruit and veggies, but still the produce is good quality, farm fresh, most at reasonable prices, and most are grown locally. I like the zucchini! They sell for about the same price as the ones carried at local grocery stores but the ones here are HUGE! Seasonal fruits like the strawberries picked here are nice quality and sweet! The only one I wasn't too thrilled about is the corn...priced high and quality not there. Then again we are experiencing a corn shortage throughout the country, so farmers have to make do with what they have I imagine. There are also vendors that sell local honey,the kettle corn stand, lotions, candles, fresh baked breads from Sugars. (White Chocolate Pumpkin bread!), hand crafted merchandise from some really creative and talented vendors. I love the unique crochet hats and scarves I find during the winter months here. My favorite stand here is the tea stand at Grandma Shirley's Tea Shop! They have a pretty nice variety of loose leaf red, black, green and herbal teas to choose from. Their stand has little jars of loose leaf tea labeled with the kind of tea in it. Open one up and can get a whiff at it's contents! The brochure has a list of teas with description and prices. Every tea I have had so far taste great and is just as good as that fancy tea place in the mall but Grandma Shirley's prices are way more affordable. I love the Jasmine Pearls tea! Very fragrant, sweet and smooth. They also make 2 different teas (iced and hot) you can sample. There are also all kinds of tea accessories like bags, strainers, teapots..all the stuff you can use for making and storing tea. Vendors are super nice and friendly and they take debit/credit cards here.At first I was a little disappointed at the ratio of produce vs artisans vendors, which is more like 70% artisians/specialty foods and 40% produce, but the produce sold here is very good if not better quality!! I was pleasantly pleased. It is worth coming here and checking out the unique stands. I look forward to it every week.

We stopped by this "farmers" market after visiting the Paseo Verde library to use the computes. We found only 2-3 booths selling farm produce and I am not sure how much, if any, is actually sold by the farmers who raised the crops. I purchased a large bunch of red grapes at one stand which were very fresh and delicious. My wife stopped at another booth and received a mini massage followed by a maxi sales pitch by a pair of scientologists.

I stopped by the Farmer's Market on Friday morning, as a friend was having a fundraiser at one of the booths. Her mom recently passed away, and a friend of hers who has a booth at the market decided to give a portion of the money she earned to a charity in her mom's name.My first impression is that this place is REALLY small. There weren't that many vendors, and I really didn't see much in the way of produce.The booth that I made my purchase at is Muffin But Love, and I really like this booth. Delicious and affordable muffins in fun flavors like Snickerdoodle, and Brown Sugar Toffee. NOM! I'd go back just for this!There were lots of artsy vendors, which made it feel more like a flea market than a farmer's market.It was ok, for the size, but I think I will try one close to my house for more of the "farmers market" feel. But I will be back for more muffins. :)

This farmers market is very small, maybe 15 tents with goods for sale. Parking is plentiful and the outdoor market is easy to find. The vendors are nice and very friendly. On one occasion there was a group of special needs teens that were selling items that they had made themselves. My mom bought a couple of bingo bags from their booth. The bags were made of recycled capri sun beverage containers; just the right amount of whimsy to create a talk topic at her bingo session. I frequent the market for the vendor from Pahrump that sells local honey to help combat seasonal allergies that have given my sinuses a beating. IT WORKS! I am proof! I have been taking a full tablespoon of it daily and have had incredible results, but only when I take it daily. Wheelchair friendly.Enjoy!

The first time I came here, the vendors for vegetables and fruits was plentiful. There were some essential items here and there that are priced within reason and budget, and out of the farmer's markets this one is in my top two. I bought several ears of corn earlier in the summer of this year, and have to say it was the sweetest, best tasting corn I've ever tasted in my life. All of their produce is high quality.Their vendors seem to switch themselves, for the several other times I've visited, there were some vendors I liked that weren't around. It's a quite a bit of a drive for anyone who isn't located in or near Henderson, but is worth it for anyone looking to support you local growers and markets. You're always bound to find something new here!** BRING CASH WITH YOU ONLY! **

I have gone to this Farmer's Market every week to get their delicious fresh eggs. They always have a variety of fruit and vegetables too. I love it because its so close and easy to get to. I recently heard that they will no longer be in the Green Valley area and I am so disappointed. I'm hoping they will return or will go to a different location around the same area. I brag about this market all the time and really hope they will work on coming back... please!!!