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DHDC is proud to offer a yearly outdoor market. We are o pen May-October (weather permitting!) every Saturday, 7:30-11am, in the beautiful Downtown Pavilion. We are honored to accept Supplement Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and offer a Double Up Food Bucks (DUFB) match to our community. We encourage customers to check out the market on a regular basis since produce and merchandise will change often. Customers can shop for their weekly groceries, find unique gifts that are made from local artisans, enjoy musical talents from local artists, all within the market’s laid back atmosphere located at 10th and Main Streets underneath the Downtown Pavilion. Every Saturday, May 2 3 , 2026 through October 17, 2026, 7:30-11:00a There are a total of 22 markets, vendors are welcome to sell at one or all of them We are looking for growers, craftsmen, bakers, honey producers, artists, and music...

Operating on Saturdays 7:30-11am from May-October at 149 N. Santa Fe Ave. in Downtown Salina To connect and bring farmers, artisans, and the residents of the Salina area together, while fostering a sustainable, welcoming, and thriving community. The Farm & Art Market supports the local food system, increases the marketing opportunities for farmers and small businesses through collaboration with Salina Downtown Inc., provides access to a variety of locally sourced items, and increases overall access to healthy, affordable, fresh food in Salina, KS. Foods Sold Directly to Consumers in Kansas: Regulations and Food Safety Best Practices Provide a local marketplace for growers, producers, and businesses can sell direct-to-consumer Help residents understand the importance of purchasing locally grown food and products Rules and regulations are important for the successful operation of this m...

Create a Website Account - Manage notification subscriptions, save form progress and more. The City of Ottawa is pleased to announce that the Budweiser Clydesdales will visit Ottawa on Thursday, September 10 at 10:00 a.m. Read on... On September 2, 2026, at 9:23 PM, Ottawa Police officers were dispatched to the 700 block of South Lincoln Street regarding a 34-year-old man in crisi... Read on... On September 1, 2026, at about 7:19 a.m., Ottawa Police Officers, along with the Ottawa Fire Department and Franklin County EMS, were dispatched to a ... Read on... The City of Ottawa has been awarded $926,000 in federal Transportation Alternatives funding through the Kansas Department of Transportation for the Pr... Read on...

The Liberal Farmers Market operates every Saturday from 8 am to noon, May through September, at 1195 N. Kansas in Liberal. Vendors sell handmade, homemade and homegrown items, and booth rent runs $10 per Saturday or $150 for a season pass.

Prairie Village Farmers Market

The Great Bend Farmers Market, known locally as the Summer Street Stroll, sets up every Thursday during the growing season at Jack Kilby Square on the courthouse lawn in downtown Great Bend. Vendors sell fruits, vegetables, honey, arts and homemade crafts, and booth space is free for growers and makers who register with the Central Kansas Partnership. The market also accepts the Kansas Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program checks for income qualifying seniors.

The Salina Farmer's Market includes several area producers offering a wide variety of fruits, vegetables, beef, chicken, pork, lamb, eggs, herbs,...

Reno County Farmers Market in downtown Hutchinson runs Saturdays from 7:30 am to 12:30 pm, May 2 through October 31, plus Wednesdays from 10 am to 1 pm, June 3 through September 30, at the market pavilion at 103 W. 2nd. Established in 1985, it features local growers, bakers and crafters selling produce, honey, baked goods, jams, crafts and artwork.

The Emporia Farmers Market is a vibrant community gathering space where local farmers, makers, bakers, artists, and small businesses come together to share the best of the Flint Hills region. Whether you’re shopping for fresh produce, handcrafted goods, flowers, baked treats, or simply looking for a fun community experience, we’re excited to welcome you to the market. 1st & 3rd Saturdays: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM, November - April Special events, holiday markets, and seasonal updates may be announced throughout the year. Free public parking is available near the market. We encourage visitors to arrive early during peak season for the best parking availability and freshest selections.

Above: Seen on the scene at the Farmer's Market. The Farmer's Market in Liberal, KS provides central, community access to local homemade and homegrown fresh produce and products, as well as...

The market, founded in 2017, operates as a program of the Bonner Springs City Library. Each week, our vendors offer the best produce, meat, bread, eggs, honey, handmade products, and much more! The market is so much more than just fresh veggies! Check out the great events happening each week including live music, yoga, and kids activities. Double Up Food Bucks, KS Senior Farmers' Market Nutrition Program, and other local programs. Help us bring fresh, nutritious food to our community by supporting the market.

Winfield Farmers Market, also known as the Walnut Valley Farmers Market, runs Saturdays from 8 to 11 a.m., May through September, at the entrance to Island Park at 300 N Main in Winfield. It is organized by RISE Cowley County, which also runs the Arkansas City Farm and Art Market. Both markets accept SNAP benefits along with Double Up Food Bucks so shoppers can stretch food assistance dollars on fresh produce.

Main Street Market will operate under the umbrella of Junction City Main Street. Main Street Market will have multiple components to include, but not limited to: a Farmer’s Market and a Maker’s Market. There will be entertainment, contests, and special events and activities throughout the season. Support our local agriculture and businesses by providing a space for direct-to-consumer sales. Enhance community health by improving access to healthy fresh foods and education to residents in Junction City, Geary County, and surrounding areas. Serve as a place to enjoy diverse food cuisine and diets embracing the cultural heritage of our community. Bolster ongoing efforts for Junction City downtown revitalization creating economic opportunities for current and future downtown businesses. Encourage cooperation from all sellers, buyers, and volunteers to make it a success, realizing the value...

This weekly market runs Tuesdays from 5 to 7 pm, May 5 through September 28, at Wilson Park on North Summit Street. The Cowley Farmers Market Association manages it along with the Walnut Valley Farmers Market in nearby Winfield, and requires that at least half of vendors sell fresh produce or seedlings. The market accepts SNAP and Double Up Food Bucks, letting shoppers stretch food assistance dollars on fresh fruits and vegetables.

This market runs Tuesdays from May through September, 8 to 11 am, with vendors from Cowley County and nearby areas within 75 miles. Shoppers can find produce, grass-fed meat, farm eggs, baked goods, jams and jellies, plus jewelry, soaps and other crafts. Live music and food demonstrations run alongside a kids program where children earn market bucks to spend on produce.

The Main Street Valley Center Farmers Market sets up downtown every Thursday from May through September. Shoppers can find farm fresh fruits and vegetables, local baked goods and artisan items, plus food trucks and sweet treats.

Library closed Mon, Sept 7 & Bookmobile Scheduled Maintenance Week Aug 31 - Sept 7 Washed Ashore: Art to Save the Sea is making its way to the Topeka area this summer! This powerful traveling exhibit transforms ocean pollution into stunning art, like Bernie the Royal Blue Tang. This temporary exhibit in the Topeka Room explores one of the costliest and most devastating floods in Kansas history. Adventure starts with a map! Explore the world of maps in this fun art exhibit. Along the way get hands-on experiences with navigation, map making, and how maps help us tell travel stories. Topeka and Shawnee County Public Library, Alice C. Sabatini Gallery Washed Ashore: Art to Save the Sea is making its way to the Topeka area this summer! This powerful traveling exhibit transforms ocean pollution into stunning art, like Bernie the Royal Blue Tang.

Since 1998, we’ve been bringing together farmers, bakers, artisans, and ranchers to create a unique shopping experience filled with fresh, high-quality, local products. Whether you’re here for your weekly groceries or a leisurely outing, we’re here to make your visit special. Meet the people who work hard to bring you fresh, high-quality food to your table every week. From our fields to your table, our vendors deliver the finest, freshest whole foods to the market. Here, you’ll find everything you need to check off your grocery list—and then some. (Psst...we also have live music and kids activities too!) SNAP shoppers: Get more when you use your SNAP/EBT and SUNBucks benefit at Atchison Farmers Market! It’s easy! 1) Buy SNAP tokens at the market at the Genova Farms/information booth with your SNAP EBT card. 2) Use them for any SNAP-eligible item at the market. 3) Receive a matching am...

Vendor applications are now open for the Summer 2026 Farmers Market! At the Gardner Farmers Market, vendors sell top quality fruit & veggies! Looking for a place that sells quality fresh flowers? The Gardner Farmers Market will have multiple vendors with a large variety of options. Local bakeries will have multiple choices at the Market for 2024. A wide variety of products such as, honey, maple syrup, eggs, and meat. Unique crafts made by local artisans such as, soaps, cutting boards, fibers, pottery, and more.

DHDC is proud to offer a yearly outdoor market. We are o pen May-October (weather permitting!) every Saturday, 7:30-11am, in the beautiful Downtown Pavilion. We are honored to accept Supplement Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and offer a Double Up Food Bucks (DUFB) match to our community. We encourage customers to check out the market on a regular basis since produce and merchandise will change often. Customers can shop for their weekly groceries, find unique gifts that are made from local artisans, enjoy musical talents from local artists, all within the market’s laid back atmosphere located at 10th and Main Streets underneath the Downtown Pavilion. Every Saturday, May 2 3 , 2026 through October 17, 2026, 7:30-11:00a There are a total of 22 markets, vendors are welcome to sell at one or all of them We are looking for growers, craftsmen, bakers, honey producers, artists, and music...

Belleville Kansas Main Street Program and Chamber of Commerce. Information about Belleville Kansas shopping, businesses, and special events.

City of Wellsville, KS - Proud Past. Growing Future Established in 1884, Wellsville, Kansas is a community located in the heartland of the nation. Less than an hour from Kansas City, it offers both a simple small town environment and close proximity to the city. With a focus on Midwest values and small town charm, Wellsville offers you everything you need to raise a family or start a business. Learn more . Download the City of Wellsville Water Quality Report or call City Hall at 785-883-2296 for a copy. The City of Wellsville is accepting letters of interest for a Planning Commission individual that resides inside the City limits. Meetings are held the 3rd Wednesday of every month at 6:00 p.m. Please send your letter of interest to PO Box 455 or drop them off at 411 Main. Your New Residential Service Schedule Begins July 1st! Curbside Recycling fee is $13.00 per month which includes o...

The Kansas City, Kansas Farmers Market is a community focused pop-up market serving Wyandotte County neighborhoods. It now operates as a single bi-weekly Saturday market at 1739 Quindaro Blvd from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., rather than the separate weekday markets it once ran. Vendors sell fresh, locally grown produce, value added foods, crafts and clothing, and the market also hosts special events such as a Fall Harvest Resource Fair and an Art and Ag Fest. New vendors apply online after reviewing the market's vendor rules.

The KCK Farmers Market welcomes local producers, growers, artists and businesses as vendors, describing itself as a low barrier option for first time sellers as well as experienced ones. Vendors choose a weekly fee for the season or a per market day rate, and all goods must be grown or made within 150 miles of Kansas City, Kansas.