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Visit Whitefish Downtown Farmers Market for fresh produce, crafts, and more every Tuesday. Enjoy live music and local flavors from June 3 to Sept 30, 2025.

As we wrap up another incredible season, we wanted to take a moment to express our deepest gratitude. Thank you for your steadfast support of local food growers and producers. Every purchase you made this season did more than just put fresh, high-quality food on your table—it directly supported our community's farmers, sustained local livelihoods, and kept our regional food system thriving. We truly couldn't do this without you Our In-Person Market is officially opening on Wednesday, June 3 and buzzing. Come meet the faces behind your food, enjoy the vibrant community atmosphere, and shop the freshest seasonal harvests directly from our vendors. When: Wednesdays. June 3 through September 30. 4 pm - 6 pm. When the crisp autumn air returns, so do we! The online platform will officially reopen in October 2026 for the fall and winter season, bringing the convenience of local grocery shopp...

The Three Forks Farmers Market runs Thursdays from 4 to 7 pm, June through September, in John Q Adams Park near the Historical Society Depot. Vendors must make, grow, bake or teach what they sell, and the market is organized through the Three Forks Chamber of Commerce. Chamber members, nonprofits and vendors under 18 receive a free vendor space.

The Great Falls Original Farmers' Market takes over Downtown Great Falls each Saturday, 8:30 am to 1 pm, June through September. Founded in 1982, it now draws 135 to 160 vendors selling produce, baked goods, jams and crafts, plus food carts serving fry bread, mini donuts and chicken on a stick, with live music and pony rides most weekends.

The Great Falls Farmers' Market runs every Saturday from June through September, 8:30 am to 1 pm, in downtown Great Falls. The non-profit market hosts more than a hundred vendors each week and only allows service animals, plus a few approved ponies.

See you there for seasonal produce, fresh baked goods, friendly faces and much more! Check out the Schedule of Events below

Join us for the weekly market during the Heritage Days Weekend on Sunday from 10-2 pm. This market makes it easy for the community to have access to locally grown, nutrient dense food as well as more avenues for farmers to reach the community. When you make a purchase at the market, you are directly supporting your local farmers, neighbors, and families with small businesses in our local community which strengthen and support Columbia Falls and surrounding areas.

The Healthy By Design Gardeners’ Market is designed to bring healthy, fresh, local, and affordable fruits and vegetables to the community. The market is also a social meeting place to celebrate health and nutrition. Healthy By Design partners with Billings Parks, Recreation, and Public Lands to bring the market to South Park. The season runs from the second week of June through the first week in October. The 2026 Market season runs each Thursday from June 11 to October 1, 2026 from 4 PM to 6 PM. The Gardeners’ Market is proud to call Billings’ South Park our home! The Gardeners’ Market is located near the eastern edge of South Park in Billings, MT, with a primary access point at the intersection of South 28th Street (South Broadway) and 7th Avenue South.

The Healthy By Design Gardeners’ Market is designed to bring healthy, fresh, local, and affordable fruits and vegetables to the community. The market is also a social meeting place to celebrate health and nutrition. Healthy By Design partners with Billings Parks, Recreation, and Public Lands to bring the market to South Park. The season runs from the second week of June through the first week in October. The 2026 Market season runs each Thursday from June 11 to October 1, 2026 from 4 PM to 6 PM. The Gardeners’ Market is proud to call Billings’ South Park our home! The Gardeners’ Market is located near the eastern edge of South Park in Billings, MT, with a primary access point at the intersection of South 28th Street (South Broadway) and 7th Avenue South.

The Belgrade Farmers Market meets Thursday afternoons at Lewis & Clark Park, 205 E. Main Street, with a market date of July 2, 2026, from 4 to 7 pm. Shoppers can find fresh produce and enjoy live music while catching up with neighbors.

The Dillon Farmers Market sets up on South Washington Street next to Jaycee Park in Dillon, Montana, near the park's splash pad and play area. It runs Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. through the summer into September, with more than 20 vendors selling locally grown produce, prepared foods, baked goods and crafts. Vendors apply each season through the rules and application posted on the market's own blog.

S.A.T.U.R.D.A.Y. Market plays a valuable role in promoting a healthy local economy. The market provides a viable opportunity for local residents to market their goods and creates a social atmosphere for the community. Crafters are encouraged to participate along with gardeners, antique dealers and bakers. The market provides a wonderful opportunity for area folks to showcase their products in a social and fun atmosphere. The market also highlights the flavor of the local area.

This website provides general information about the City of Havre and offers contact information for more detail. For more information on the Greater Havre Area Safety Action Plan - Click on the picture above or Click Here 2026 Sweeping Schedule is a tentative calendar for street maintenance activities such as sweeping, painting and surface repairs. Notice will be posted at least 24 hours in advance of maintenance activities through boulevard signs or barricades. Vehicles parked in NO PARKING marked areas may be subject to towing at the owner’s expense per City of Havre Code 6-7-1. Sweeping around School Zones will be done first to allow for drop-off and temporary parking. Dates may vary. For a detailed Sweeping Schedule - Click Here 1st AVENUE with 15th, 19th, 20th STREETS to LILA DRIVE; SADDLE BUTTE DR, HIDDEN VALLEY, CURVE DR, and KNOB ROAD BEAVER CREEK BLVD, SOUTH DELL DRIVE, SAGE...

The Billings Farmers Market, run by the Yellowstone Valley Farmers Market group, meets every Saturday from July 18 through October 3, 8 am to noon, rain or shine, under Skypoint in downtown Billings. More than 60 vendors set up across four city blocks selling produce and other local goods.

S.A.T.U.R.D.A.Y. Market plays a valuable role in promoting a healthy local economy. The market provides a viable opportunity for local residents to market their goods and creates a social atmosphere for the community. Crafters are encouraged to participate along with gardeners, antique dealers and bakers. The market provides a wonderful opportunity for area folks to showcase their products in a social and fun atmosphere. The market also highlights the flavor of the local area.

Spend your Saturday morning in downtown Laurel shopping local, visiting with friends and discovering fresh produce, handmade goods, baked treats, crafts and more from local vendors. Meet local growers, makers, bakers and small businesses. Keep your dollars in the Laurel community by supporting local growers, makers and small businesses. Every market can be a little different, with vendors and products changing throughout the season. Grab a coffee, stroll downtown, shop the market and visit Laurel businesses while you’re here. The Laurel Downtown Farmers Market welcomes local growers, makers, bakers, crafters, food vendors, and small businesses to showcase their products and connect with shoppers.

The Yellowstone Valley Farmers Market runs every Saturday from July 18 through October 3, 8 am to noon, under Skypoint in downtown Billings, rain or shine. More than 60 vendors set up across four city blocks selling produce and other local goods.

Plentywood is located in the Northeast corner of the state and has served as a trading post for the people living in that part of the state. At the site of present-day Plentywood, Sitting Bull and his Sioux people surrendered to the U

The Havre Chamber of Commerce supports a strong local economy, connecting businesses, professionals, and the community. Serving Hill County since 1909, we promote growth, collaboration, and success for over 1,700 members.

Known as the Biggest Bake Sale Under the Big Sky, this festival benefits the Ravalli County Museum at 205 Bedford Street in Hamilton and is held the first Saturday in October from 9am to 3pm. Local arts, crafts, food and produce vendors from the Hamilton Farmers Market join outside vendors, and the museum's own booths sell apple pies, caramel apples and apple butter made from fresh McIntosh apples, alongside live music and a raffle.

With the colder temperatures coming, the Butte Community Market- Winter Farmers Market is moving inside the Elks Lodge. Join us the 2nd & 4th Saturday of each month through April 25th, from 10am-1pm.

HandMADE Montana supports artists and makers through curated events, resources, and community connections. Our MADE fairs are Montana’s largest modern handcrafted markets featuring functional art by local and regional artists. Shop and discover a thoughtfully curated collection of talented local and regional artists at the Bozeman Fall MADE fair. Whether looking for affordable, functional art pieces or fine heirloom treasures, you'll find something unique at every turn. The MADE fair is more than just a market—it celebrates modern handcrafted artistry and showcases the best from local artists and makers. PREVIEW ALL ARTISTS "handMADE Montana events bring artists and communities together through modern handcrafted work. Each fair celebrates creativity, craftsmanship, and the people behind it."- Carol Lynn Lapotka Share your pride in Montana with goods made in Montana. This collection i...

The Bozeman Fall MADE Fair returns October 9 and 10, 2026, at the Brick Breeden Fieldhouse, gathering more than 190 artisans and nonprofits for a curated handcrafted market. Friday VIP hours run 5 to 8 p.m. for 10 dollars, Saturday opens with a 5 dollar early bird hour from 9 to 10 a.m., then free entry from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and shoppers are asked to bring a non perishable food item for the Gallatin Valley Food Bank.

HarvestFest celebrates the changing seasons with a rich diversity of arts and crafts, mums, pumpkins, jams, face painting, balloon twisting, pies, and the final offerings of locally grown produce. HarvestFest is a grand community fall festival that takes place in the center of downtown Billings, on streets below Skypoint.This fall street festival draws people from all over the Northwest region into the streets and businesses of downtown.The event has something for all ages; experience the aromas of food-truck fare like roasted nuts, steak sandwiches, and kettle corn, live entertainment performing under Skypoint, Montana Brewing Company’s annual Oktoberfest Beer Garden and Stein hoisting contest, an interactive children’s area coordinated by Wise Wonders Science & Discovery Museum includes free crafts and activities. Additional & new activities still to be announced!We do jury this festival to ensure variety for the community. All DBA members who apply to the festival receive non-profit rates and early priority confirmation.