Farmers Market in Phoenix

Phoenix’s flagship, run by Community Food Connections, anchors Saturday mornings with Arizona growers, ready-to-eat stalls, and SNAP-matching. Frequently recommended by Phoenix New Times and Downtown Phoenix Inc for its community focus and year-round schedule.

Set on the North Phoenix Baptist Church grounds, this twice-weekly favorite moves partly indoors in summer and showcases hundreds of local producers. Highlighted by Visit Phoenix and covered by local outlets for vendor diversity and family-friendly programming.

A longstanding Saturday market beside a lake and playground, operated by Arizona Community Farmers Markets. Verified by Arizona Farm Bureau listings; known for pesticide-free produce, local meats, honey, and FMNP acceptance.

A Sunday staple since 2002 with a loyal neighborhood crowd. The Arizona Community Farmers Markets site confirms year-round hours; expect seasonal produce, baked goods, and local seafood and meats, with WIC and FMNP support.

A creative Sunday scene in the arts district that includes a rotating farm stand credit for vendors. Listed throughout 2025 on event calendars and praised locally for blending food makers with artists and musicians.

A working heritage farm at South Mountain with a daily self-serve stand and beloved pies, produce, and honey. Featured by local media and Edible Phoenix; hosts a seasonal Saturday market on-site in cooler months.

A close-to-Phoenix Saturday option mixing farmers and makers under shade trees and near a splash pad. Confirmed year-round by Arizona Farm Bureau listings and noted by local guides for family-friendly amenities.

North of Phoenix, this Friday market runs through summer with growers, ranchers, and specialty foods in a scenic desert-town plaza. Operated by Arizona Community Farmers Markets and regularly listed by regional tourism sources.