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The Paragould Farmers Market is hiring a 2024 Market Manager. Duties include opening/closing the market, managing vendor info, and promoting events. Email resumes to farmersmarket@paragould.org.

Front Porch Market is an online marketplace based in Benton, Arkansas that connects local farmers and artisans directly with community buyers. Sellers list fresh, sustainable produce and handmade goods through the site, and new vendors apply for a seller account before they can list products.

Locally grown food from local growers. LocallyGrown.net takes the best things about traditional farmers markets, CSAs, and buying clubs and wraps them all together in an online system that

Fort Smith Farmers Market offers fresh locally grown fruits and vegetables, grain fed meats, fresh flowers, baked goods, and a variety of crafts. 75% of the market is produce and food, 25% of the market is crafts. We are a non-profit organization.

Hot Springs Farmers' Market meets every Saturday, rain or shine, at 121 Orange Street for fresh local produce, handmade goods and community activities. The market only allows vendors selling items that are 100 percent homegrown, homemade or handcrafted, with no wholesale or resale products. Many vendors accept SNAP, and the market also welcomes local youth sellers and offers free community information tables for nonprofits.

Hot Springs Farmers' Market is a year-round Saturday market of local produce, baked goods, handmade goods, and art. Its vendor rules require items to be homegrown, homemade, or handcrafted, and many vendors accept SNAP benefits.

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Crossett's covered farmers market on Main Street gives local farmers a place to sell produce. The city provides vegetable bins, water, electrical outlets, and restrooms, and states that vendors may set up without a fee.

Conway Locally Grown is an online farmers market serving Central Arkansas with food from local growers. Customers order online during the weekly ordering window and collect their purchases at St. Peter's Episcopal Church in Conway.

City Of Trumann › TRUMANN AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TRUMANN AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Our mission is to enhance the civic, commercial, industrial, agricultural and economic well-being of the City of Trumann. Trumann Area Chamber of Commerce, a non-profit organization founded in 1963, operates under the direction of a Board of Directors as set forth in the By-Laws. Each year 5 members of the Board retire and 5 new members are elected. Officers of the Board consist of a President, President-elect, Secretary, Treasurer, and Past-President. The Executive Director, Mayor, and School Superintendent are ex-officio members of the Board. The Board meets on the first Tuesday of each month at Couch’s Log Cabin BBQ. The Chamber promotes a number of activities and annual events in the community: offers the Floyd A. Smith Memorial Scholarship to a graduating senior

This market runs every Saturday morning from 8 am to 1 pm through November, at Old Town Park just off Highway 72 in Gravette. Vendors offer locally grown produce, plants, raw local honey, USDA inspected pork and beef, eggs, crafts and baked goods. Shoppers can use USDA WIC vouchers, Senior Nutrition Program vouchers and Double the Money Senior coupons.

20 jun 8:00 am 10:00 am Argenta Farmers Market 300 Main Street Event Type : Argenta, Community, Family-Friendly, Wine or Dine The Argenta Farmers Market is located in the historic Argenta Arts District of downtown North Little Rock, Arkansas. Previously know as the Dogtown Farmers Market, the name change reflects The Argenta Farmers Market is located in the historic Argenta Arts District of downtown North Little Rock, Arkansas. Previously know as the Dogtown Farmers Market, the name change reflects the collaboration between business owners, the market vendors and the Argenta Downtown Council and our commitment to promote a healthy and growing community. The Argenta Farmers Market includes fresh produce in season, including locally-grown vegetables, fruit, flowers, pasture-raised meat, poultry and dairy, and locally produced jams, jellies, bread, and candy, and more. The Argenta Farmer...

The Purpose of the Stone County Farmers’ Market (SCFM) is to cultivate a healthy sustainable future in our community by providing a place to build cooperative connections around food and supporting local farms and producers of all kinds. Because of this, all of our vendors are local growers and makers, residents of Stone County or a bordering county. Come on out to get fresh produce, eggs, meat, cheese, baked items, home canned goods, herbs and wellness, and a variety of handmade crafts. Learn more about our vendors below. Variety of seasonal vegetables grown in our region. And two of our dedicated produce vendors - Hourglass Tree Farms and Tomorrow's Bounty (picture) - are even located within just 30 miles of our market. Freshly baked breads, sourdough, pastries, pies and more. Canned pickles, sauces, jelly and jam. All crafts at our market are made by the vendor themselves, includin...

The Mountain Home Farmers Market runs Wednesdays and Saturdays, 7 am to noon, from the first Saturday in April through the last Saturday in November, at the corner of 5th and Shiras. Local farmers and vendors sell fresh fruits, vegetables, meats, cheeses and arts and crafts, with pop-up events throughout the season.

The Bernice Garden is located at the southeast corner of Daisy Bates Avenue and South Main Street in downtown Little Rock. Created to celebrate the community and host events, the garden also fosters neighborliness and a sense of pride in the area. Grab a bite to eat at any of the neighborhood restaurants, stores or markets, meet your friends and family under the canopy, and enjoy the beauty and excitement of a revitalized neighborhood at The Bernice Garden. Or rent the garden for weddings, receptions, dinner parties, concerts or any celebration – it’s a beautiful, natural fit for special occasions. The unique beauty of The Bernice Garden makes it a stand-out spot for almost any special occasion – and makes almost any occasion special. We host many special events throughout the year at The Bernice Garden. Learn more about our upcoming special events. The Bernice Garden, its sculptures...

Berryville Farmers Market

Bentonville Farmers Market, founded in 1977, runs Saturdays from April 11 through October 31, 7:30 am to 1 pm, around the downtown Bentonville square at 111 South Main Street. A Wednesday market runs May 6 through September 30, 11 am to 3 pm at the A Street Promenade, and an indoor winter market runs November 7 through March 20 at Record Downtown, 9 am to noon.

Since 2004, the Eureka Springs Farmers’ Market has provided our community with locally grown produce, flowers, meat, artisan breads, pastries and crafts on Thursdays from 8:00am-1:00pm at the Eureka Springs Community center. The open air market is a local gathering place featuring local musicians every week. #eurekaspringsfarmersmarket Eureka Springs is practically made for Instagram from funky sculptors, breathtaking scenery,… Free to Be Festive in Eureka Springs The Eureka Springs Christmas Committee — a collaboration between City Hall, Public Works, Parks & Recreation, Eureka… Share your photos for a chance to be featured on the website and social media. Tag us by using @eurekasprings #EurekaSprings This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged. Consent * I agree to agree to receive marketing emails from Visit Eureka Springs. *

The City of Alma owns and maintains King Park, Hampton Park, Pine River Park, Holiday Park, Riverside Park, Wright Park, Scotland Yard, Euclid Ball Fields, Mill Street Park and Highland Park (south Library courtyard). The City also provides a boat launch north of Pine River Park with available vehicle/trailer parking. We have five parks available to reserve for your outings or events. The five parks are: Highland park, King park, Pine River park, and Wright Park. These parks vary in amenities and are available on a first-come-first serve basis. To reserve a park shelter, please visit our Park and Shelter Reservations page . City parks are open daily to the public between the hours of 7:00 am and 9:00 pm. Enjoy the beauty and fun of our City parks. Restroom facilities are open from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. April 1 through October 1. Alma Parks and Recreation is excited to announce another year...

<p>Locally grown fruits, vegetables and craft items along with cottage industry food items like breads and jellies.</p> <p>Market is located on the north lawn of the Cross County Courthouse at corner of Hwy. 1 (falls Blvd.) and Union Ave. Hours of operation are Saturdays only from 7:00 am to 10:00 am. Fresh fruits and vegetables and homemade craft items are available for sale</p>

One of the largest towns in southeast Arkansas, Monticello offers visitors plenty to see and do. The Drew County Historical Museum provides insight into the history of Monticello and Drew County. The Turner Neal Museum of Natural History, located on the picturesque campus of University of Arkansas-Monticello, is home to the Pomeroy Planetarium and features a wide variety of exhibits. Other entertainment options like movies, bowling, roller skating and cultural events means there’s something for everyone. Outdoor enthusiasts can get outside at one of our city parks, splash pad or playgrounds, as well as enjoy some of the best bass fishing in Arkansas. Two Arkansas Game & Fish Commission Wildlife Management Areas are just a short drive away. True wetland eco-systems, Seven Devils Swamp and Cut-Off Creek, offer some of the best duck hunting in the state along with unique wildlife watchin...

Perry County Farmers Market

the Central Ozarks Farmers & Artisans Market – Know the Hands that Feed You. The Central Ozarks Farmers & Artisans market is a TRUE producer’s market. Providing seasonal fresh fruits, vegetables, nuts, honey, meat, eggs and other homemade products such as baked goods, natural body care, animal treats, pickles, salsa, jams, jellies and fruit butters. All products are grown or produced within Boone and adjoining counties in Arkansas. COFAM is the ORIGINAL, HISTORIC farmer’s market located on the west side of the square in Harrison, Arkansas. The market where you know the producers and support LOCAL. Market Days/Hours: Saturdays 7 am – 12 pm (May 02, 2026 thru October 31, 2026) Location: Downtown Square, Harrison, Arkansas, 100 N Main Street (corner of Willow & Stephenson) We welcome large scale producers, small market farmers, backyard gardeners and local artisans to our market. We are...

Experience Downtown Rogers Farmers Market with fresh produce, handmade goods, live music, and family activities every week. Visit our vibrant markets Wednesdays and Saturdays.

The Downtown Conway Farmers and Crafts Market sets up at the corner of Main and Parkway Street in downtown Conway, Arkansas, at 718 Parkway. It runs Saturdays from 8 a.m. to noon and features vegetables, baked goods, herbs, flowers, eggs, honey, jams and handmade crafts from local farmers and artisans. The market states that all produce comes from its own farmer vendors and all crafts are handmade by the sellers offering them.