Farmers Market

Heirloom Farmers Market that is at the Green Valley Village on Wednesdays (hours vary depending on dates). More than a simple farmers market-it also offers great things to eat (try the coffees), artisan and crafts available, as well as a local mystery writer with his books for sale. Parking is around the shopping center. My Best Buy was some amazing pistachios from the local farmer!

Nice little farmers market, glad they still have some. I drove almost three hours to get some fresh veggies and fun cool stuff. Not too many vendors but abiding to most vendors more are coming in the next month. Fresh veggies and jams and pretty jewelry.. handmade home decor and plants! Nice little coffee tent with 2$ cups of coffee. I will be back!

Dead in the summer, very few people there. Booming in the late Fall and Winter when the SnowBirds return.Fun and entertaining. It can be quite large = lots of vendors and music. A wide range of products and foods.Live music.I go from time to time. The dude with the Shea Butter rocks. It really heals the skin.

I really enjoy the convenience of buying seasonal produce from local farmers. You can also stop by for lunch and enjoy some freshly prepared hot food. I had the Sonora Hot-dog today. Delicious and addicting if you enjoy this type of food!Oh! There's a local inventor "Paul" that sells a device he calls "THE BOOK-HUGGER". People who like to read or have a difficult time holding books will LOVE this like I do. I have purchased at least 5 from him as gifts. Everyone I gave one raved about them.

This is not a "farmers'" market; it is a craftsmen's market. I looked through the entire market for some fresh vegetables and plants, and found none. The only live plants were cactus, and there were no fruits or vegetables to be found at all. Plenty of prepared food, though, plus the usual homemade trinkets.