Farmers Market in Des Moines (2025)

The city’s Saturday centerpiece turns 50 with 12 city blocks and 300+ vendors. Frequently ranked among America’s best, and this season expanded with 48 new vendors according to Axios. Official details confirm Saturdays May–October.

Thursday evenings bring produce, street food, and live Music in the Junction among century-old storefronts. Axios highlighted 2025’s kids zone and 37 new vendors; the district foundation confirms weekly details.

A volunteer-run Tuesday market in the Franklin Junior High west lot, known for live music and a strong neighborhood crowd. The organizers confirm 2025 dates and highlight Double Up Food Bucks for SNAP shoppers.

Former refugee farmers sell Certified Naturally Grown produce and global specialties on Saturdays. The program notes SNAP, WIC, Senior checks, and Double Up Food Bucks. Covered by local event listings throughout 2025.

A short drive north, this Saturday market uses permanent pavilions for a rain-or-shine experience. Organizers announce 100+ vendors, kids’ activities, and music spanning late spring to early fall.

A Wednesday evening tradition in the Triangle gazebo area with local growers, bakers, and makers. The business district promotes weekly markets June–September; recent local coverage notes the Triangle’s ongoing role as Waukee’s hub.

Run with Lions Club roots, this Tuesday market features produce, crafts, and live music beside the splash pad. The city confirms 2025 dates and hours; Choose Iowa lists seasonal appearances here.

Set on a classic town square, this Thursday market brings producers and food vendors to northern Polk County. The city calendar lists recurring 2025 dates through early fall.

A growers-only Monday market that emphasizes local farms, easy parking, live music, and kids’ activities. Organizers confirm June–August dates at Berean Church, two miles east of the State Fairgrounds.