<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...
200 W. Fair Street, Marshall, AR. 870-504-0856. Searcy County Farmers Market, nestled in the Ozark Mountains of Arkansas, is a market of local neighbors serving neighbors and visitors with fresh local produce and artisan ...
Maumelle's farmers market at Millwood Station runs the first and third Friday of each month from May through October, with approved vendors setting up their own tables and chairs. The site also hosts a rotating lineup of food trucks and periodic shopping events such as VendorFest and Bella on the Boulevard Vintage Market.
Our Mission is to create a vibrant, thriving farmers market in the heart of Midtown Raleigh, where the community can buy local, family-farmed foods, grown in a manner that sustains the land and our health. Vision Our market is dedicated to providing the community access to healthful food options, and educational opportunities to learn about Read More
The opening day for Old Washington Farmers’ Market first market season is Saturday, June 13, 2009 at 7:00 a.m. The market will be held on the lawn of Washington City Hall. Washington, AR
venue with a unique history that will draw people from all parts of the Ark-La-Tex. Many wonderful events and workshops are being planned to create a true Farmers Market Experience for the customers and The 2010 season of the Old Washington Farmers' Market will begin on Saturday, June 5 at 7 a.m. There are many new vendors this year and all of last years favorites returning. We plan on having blackberries, blueberries, all natural grass fed pork, squash, beans, herbs, farm fresh eggs and more! The market is held behind Washington City Hall, look for the signs and tents. Our hours are Saturdays from 7 a.m. until Noon and Tuesdays from 3:00 p.m. until 6:00 p.m. We are on Facebook ! Become a fan of Old Washington Farmers Market and keep updated on what is at market each week. Buy fresh, local produce and support our Arkansas Farmers. The opening day for Old Washington Farmers’ Market fir...
Experience Downtown Rogers Farmers Market with fresh produce, handmade goods, live music, and family activities every week. Visit our vibrant markets Wednesdays and Saturdays.
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.
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...
Spend your Sunday mornings at the Bella Vista Farmers Market—where fresh, local food meets handmade goods, and a welcoming community atmosphere in Bella Vista, Arkansas. Located in the heart of Northwest Arkansas , the market brings together local farmers, bakers, and makers each week for a relaxed, outdoor shopping experience in the Sugar Creek Shopping Center. The Bella Vista Farmers & Makers Market is open Sundays from May through October. 📍 Location: Sugar Creek Shopping Center (10 Sugar Creek, Bella Vista, AR 72714) Conveniently located 5 minutes from Interstate 49, the market is an easy addition to any Northwest Arkansas weekend plans. Shop seasonal produce grown on Arkansas farms along with baked goods, jams, and locally made treats you can take home and enjoy all week.
The Wednesday market runs from May 6 to September 30, 2026, 11 am to 3 pm, at A Street Promenade in downtown Bentonville. It offers the same producer only goods as the Saturday market, including fresh produce, meat, eggs, baked goods, prepared foods, flowers and handmade items, and accepts SNAP and EBT.
The Harrisburg Historic District Farmers Market takes place the second Saturday of each month from May through October from 8-11 a.m. on Court Street. Harrisburg, AR
The Goshen Farmers Market invites you to come ready to enjoy one another, local farmers, artists, food, music, and much more every Thursday evening, May 14th - October 8th. Goshen, AR
The Goshen Farmers Market is one of Northwest Arkansas newest and fastest growing Farmers Markets. We provide a platform for local farmers, growers, and makers to connect directly with their consumers in a fun and friendly setting. Join every Thursday, May 11-Oct 19, for a family friendly event celebrating our local food system, commune with your neighbors, and enjoy live music!
When: Every Thursday, 5–8 PM, from May 14 to October 15, 2026 Market Nights is back for its second year at Wynn Park in Corning, Arkansas! Join us every Thursday evening for local vendors, food trucks, and family-friendly fun. It's a great way to support local businesses and connect with your Interested in selling produce, crafts, flowers, or more? We'd love to have you! Please fill out this form to apply as a vendor. We'll have food trucks each week to bring a variety of delicious
Chaffee Crossing Food and Artisan Market is located in the heart of the Historic and Entertainment District in Chaffee Crossing. Markets are held the third Saturday of the month, May-October, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Farmer's Markets will continue being on Third Thursdays! Wayland Holyfield Place at the corner of East Commerce Street and Moose Street, Morrilton, Arkansas. The Main Street Morrilton Farmers’ Market committee is seeking vendors who offer local produce, farm items, locally prepared food products, plants, fresh-cut flowers, and unique handmade arts and crafts. Applying for consideration for the market does not guarantee you a space. The market planning committee will contact you to confirm the status of your application and will invoice you for payment. The fee for the 2026 Market will be a flat $55 and must be paid in full before the first market of the season in order to hold your spot. A spot will be assigned to each vendor for the season and priority will be given to vendors selling produce, farm produced goods (honey, eggs, meat, flowers), and baked goods. LATE SEASON APPLICATIONS...
“I am thrilled to join Downtown Springdale Alliance and serve a region rich in culture and history. I look forward to working with local and regional leaders and community members to ensure Downtown Springdale remains a vital hub of connection, opportunity, and growth.” The Downtown Outdoor Dining District businesses included inside the district map can offer to go drinks for guests 21 years of age & older, allowing visitors to enjoy food and drinks throughout the Outdoor Dining District. The District hours are Monday-Friday 3PM-10PM, Saturday 8AM-10PM & Sunday 10AM-10PM. Oh, and those to go cups are compostable thanks to our partnership with Food Loops and CupStakrs ! Did you know we have a downtown mural tour? It's walkable, drivable & bikable with plenty of stops for good eats, drinks & shopping along the way. Great for a date, a family outing or just a good excuse to get outside....
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Pea Ridge is located in Benton County, which is in the Northwest corner of the state. We are home to the Pea Ridge National Military Park . The Battle of Pea Ridge was one of the largest battles west of the Mississippi River. The park is considered one of the most pristine in the National Park System. Although we have experienced considerable growth we still hold on to our rich heritage and history of the area. A unique feature of our city is that all city streets are named after participants of the Battle of Pea Ridge. The East/West streets are named after confederate soldiers and the North/South streets are named after the union soldiers. History is truly alive in our city. Northwest Arkansas is the home of world class businesses such as Walmart and Tyson Foods. The University of Arkansas is located just a few miles South in Fayetteville. Beautiful Beaver Lake is also nearby. Just a...
Arkansas’ first permanent Renaissance Festival, this immersive event brings to life the sights, sounds, and spirit of a 16th-century European village. We have worked hard to bring together live jousting, enchanting performances, artisan vendors, and medieval feasts so there’s something for everyone to enjoy. We will be open the last weekend of Aug through the first weekend of October.
Our festival is a celebration of history, fantasy, and, most of all, community. Wander through our marketplace filled with costumed characters, musicians, and storytellers, all ready to share their talents and tales with you. With plenty of activities for children and adults alike—archery contests, a Kid’s Zone, and interactive theater—you’ll find adventure at every turn.
For history enthusiasts, fantasy lovers, or anyone simply looking for a day of unique entertainment, the Arkansas Renaissance Festival offers an unforgettable experience for the whole family. Grab a turkey leg, don your favorite costume, and join us for a journey into the past like no other.
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