Florence Mill Farmers Market

I love coming to the farmers market at Florence Mill. There's a lot more of the "farm" part of it. Produce, honey, baked goods, and crafts; in a place with open space, grass, and sunshine.It's not as crowded as the city farmers markets are, and there aren't as many vendors. But I always get some amazing things from local growers and artists, and have a good time listening to music, chatting with friends, and enjoying the sights. The Mill itself is really impressive.And I have to mention that the New Orleans Sneaux truck is a big motivation for me to come here. They have a great selection of fancy snow cones. I usually just keep it simple and get red raspberry with sweet cream.

Your typical Farmers Market with a variety of produce, fresh baked goods, and crafts. Some regular vendors, with some that tend to come and go as well. We have purchased numerous items from a variety of the vendors and they have always been good. You can also count on free massages from the Universal School of the Healing Arts (based in Florence), as well as live local music, and from time to time there have even been pony rides and petting zoos for the kids. The historic Florence Mill (Weber Mill, built in 1846) is open to tour for free. The main floor houses historic pictures and mill history, and the second floor is an art studio showing off various local artists work. Overall a nice place to grab some local food and look around on a Sunday afternoon.

This is a small, fun Farmers Market in Northeast Omaha. Great assortment of fresh produce, some baked goods (check out the mini-pies) and reasonably priced craft items. Kids activities and music. Not as crowded as some others and really nice