Downtown Summerlin Farmers Market

If there are others events happening along with the market, parking is difficult to find. Prices are okay. Sometimes the produce prices I find to be higher than the local markets (on seasonal items especially). It's a nice walking event and there is usually live music.

Farmers Market Downtown Summerlin is the best market in Vegas. Our favorite go to is Mrs. BUBBLES, body lotions, soaps, massage candles, etc.Then a must see is HAMMONS Honey. Super great guy. Must try all 4 samples. Tell him you want the Bentley Honey.,, he will know what this is. Too many other great places here to list... must check it out.

Convenient and fun Farmers Market at DTS! Go check it out, grab a coffee, some veggies and even a gift for that special occasion. A good variety of vendors here - local and your shopping helps the Vegas scene! Obviously plenty of parking as well and afterwards you can go for a walk around the mall or keep shopping! Enjoy the day!

This is one of the best community gatherings in Las Vegas. An impressive array of fresh produce takes center stage. There are a multitude of local food vendors and artisans. Vegas Vegan Provisions is my favorite, where I enjoyed brunch during my most recent visit. Along with that, I enjoyed a serving of hot coffee from local roaster, Cafe do Paraiso.Many of the patrons are women who take yoga class adjacent to the farmer's market.

Came here with my family because my mom had been looking for a farmer's market since they moved here. I thought it was pretty interesting the way it was set up. The market is free and no fee is needed upon entering. I enjoyed the amount of small businesses there since I enjoy supporting local businesses. My mom was looking for Asian vegetables, she was unfortunately unable to find any there but we still enjoyed the ambiance. Also it's incredibly convenient for it to be shaded especially in the summer time when the sun is strong.

Great vendors ! Shaded area so not to hot. Lots of dogs and live music ...its a nice vibe

Love going here and grabbing some treats after a morning hike. Also, love that it's outdoors and dog friendly!

Checked out the Downtown Summerlin Farmers market today. It was a Beautiful day to stroll! A little too crowded for my liking. I did see a lot of the same vendors that are at the The District in Green Valley and has less of a crowd. Looks like another family Event was going on there today as well so maybe that was bought such a big crowd, but I'm sure that helped bring a lot of business to the local vendors! They had Fruits, Veggies, dips, baked goods (vegan included), breads, pickled Veggies, jewelry, etc. I got some goodies for sure. I would recommend checking it out if you live in this area or are passing trough. The market is every Saturday from 9-2 p.m. weather permitting. Some of my favorite vendors were Luchkoff Patisserie bakery. I love their Vegan gluten free Ube Cookies, and the Vegan Baklava. Impulsive Impressions, they had so many beautiful earrings to choose from! The pickled Pantry. I love the Pickled carrots and Pickled garlic Cucumbers. Bella Gourmet Sauces. My favorite is the Mango habanero Hot Salsa! It's a must get. I love having it on my tacos, and rice & beans! Yum!

I'm grateful to have a local Farmer's Market - I'm from SOCAL and ours are spectacular. They have one vendor that sells fruits and vegetables and it comes from CA and Arizona - with that said, I'm happy to have this option. They have Hummus, dips, jerky, honey, baked goods, breads and other crafty vendors. Do you know how impossible it is to get Hummus with NO canola oil at the super market? The Hummus is great, the breads are fantastic and the fruits and veggies are good - again, not much grows here so we're lucky to have any! I like that it's at the mall so you can make it a day.

Came on a Saturday morning around 10A, found parking in the open parking lot. Walked a short distance the the farmers market. The crowd was massive for such a compact space. Somewhat difficult to navigate. Dogs are allowed at this farmers market. There was a live violinist playing tunes, also top radio hits playing on the background. There is only one produce vendor (located smack dab in the center of the market) the line to pay for produce wraps w around the produce stand and bleeds into other vendors areas. The vendors include: soap, oils, baked goods, produce, coffee, fresh juice/aguas Fresca, jewelry, spice blends, dog treats, clothing, infused olive oil and vinegar, flowers, hummus, pita, jerky, flavored popcorn, salsa. It was a decent market. Not sure if I'd classify it as a farmers market more so a market of novelty items.