Clark Park Farmers Market

A cute little farmers market with big heart located in Tempe. There were about 10 or so booths with lots of variety. I stopped by closer to noon, so I missed out on the free morning yoga in the park but there was still plenty to be found from fresh vegetable, eggs, baked goods, sweets, soaps, art, jewelry, and more. You can also grab breakfast from a food truck and listen to live music as you walked around - I enjoyed hearing the drums from Beats by Marilyn.The best part was I saw so many dogs!! To say this farmers market is dog-friendly is an understatement. It seemed like many of the vendors are dog lovers themselves. There are tons of water bowls out and you can even pick up treats for your furry little ones from Pet Wants. I ended up bringing home some hummus and pita chips from Doctor Hummus and a jar of raw, unfiltered honey from Phillip's Honey Farms. Because the market is still small I wouldn't drive across town for it but if you are close by or in the neighborhood definitely check it out and support the local community. Wishing all the vendors much continued success!

Fun community farmers market in the heart of Tempe. It's not the biggest farmers market around, but there's still a great variety of vendors and activities. On my first visit, I tried the free community yoga at 9 am (bring your own mat!). Then I got brunch from a food stand and a food truck. I shopped at the vendors and bought some gourmet dog treats for my pups. My friend bought HUGE locally grown lemons and I was tempted to buy some local eggs, but I have a full dozen in my fridge at home. There was also live music, massages, and an art project! A great place to shop, eat, and hang out on a Saturday morning.

The size of the farmer's market was very small. However, the produce that I found there looked great. I also visited a few booths. My favorite was the Bohemian baked goods booth called Hotko Bread Co. Deliciously fresh baked goods that are local! Yum! My sister in law and I bought a total of 6 orange rolls, one maple pecan loaf, and some mixed box of buchty. Location is definitely dog friendly. Don't forget your poop bags!

Not really a farmers market ... it's more of a flea market. Only one place sells veggies and fruits and another selling local honey. Apparently, great place for jewelry, essential oils, food trucks and clothing though. Flea ... market.I'll visit in a month and see if they've added more food vendors and update my rating accordingly.