Heirloom Farmers Market - Rillito Park

Love this place! We try to get over to this farmers market a couple times a year, but I can see why people come each week. We love buying local, love the different foods and locally sourced produce and homemade items. Love the music! There's nothing not to love..

One of my favorite FM anywhere. An amazing array of vendors. They have other locations in the area, but Rillito seems to have the most vendors.

Lively picking' music. Friendly crowd.Personable vendors.Delicious food. Overall...great experience!

Glad I didn't miss this Farmers Market. Food, music, and a lot of vendors. There is something for everyone. Everyone vendor was so kind. Almost all vendors have samples which is nice. I came for bread and walked out with last minute gifts and goodies for myself.

I shop this market every Saturday morning early. I buy eggs, milk and beef. I get Arizona grown wheat and flour products from Oatman farms. The fruit and vegetables grown locally are the best. I can't say enough about this wonderful farmers market.

Amazing Farmers Market in Tucson. A ton of vendors, outdoor market with great shade, food, variety, organization and parking. Will definitely return! Please note - no pets allowed except designated service animals.

Absolutely adore this market! To support local means a lot to me, so I strive to attend the local farmers markets. Besides the biased fact that I live 10 min from this market, I find everything I need in one stop. House goods like shampoo and toiletries, medicinal products, dried pastas and fresh foods, nuts, grains, fruits, veggies, meats, raw products, goats milk, eggs, art, music and more. This place really does have a vast selection, fitting to so many needs and allergen or diet friendly. I find many vegan options here, both ready to eat and fresh. It's family friendly, pet friendly and community supported. They have a program for those with State Nutritional Assurance/ EBT. And there are bathrooms for public. If you ride a bike, it's right off the river path way. But if not, there is loads of parking available. Double check the hours and search for markets in your area since Heirloom has a few locations.

First time back since pandemic.Took daughter & granddaughter to 'check it out'.There was a musician playing guitar and it was such a nice ambience.A lot of vendors and yummy food!Got some basics, but glad we stopped in. Happy to see it going strong!

Parking was easy, not too crowded, good shade under the roof structure, and a great variety of vendors. Two thumbs up!

My favorite farmers' market in Tucson because it showcases so many vendors with a variety of options for local produce, products (think soaps, crafts, oils, bags), and delicious food. It's almost impossible to decide what foods to try because there are so many delicious food stalls so come with hungry bellies! Most vendors accept credit card, but if you don't have cash, you can purchase tokens to pay for your products as well. Every time we've brought visitors from out of town, they comment on what a great farmers market it is. Be sure to check the hours of operation on their website because they vary between summer and winter (and when races are occurring in February through April). Currently it's 8:30-12:30 on Sundays, but over the summer, runs 8-12.