From Haymarket Saturdays to College View Sundays, Lincoln’s markets connect you with Nebraska growers all year—fresh produce, regional specialties, community vibes, and even indoor winter dates when the snow flies.
Farmers Market in Lincoln (2025)
7 Places
From Haymarket Saturdays to College View Sundays, Lincoln’s markets connect you with Nebraska growers all year—fresh produce, regional specialties, community vibes, and even indoor winter dates when the snow flies.
Haymarket Farmers' Market
Farmers' market
Lincoln’s Saturday tradition since the 1980s fills Historic Haymarket with more than 100 vendors, street music in Iron Horse Park, and peak-season produce. Confirmed for 2025 by the Downtown Lincoln Association and covered by 10/11 NOW local news.
Sunday Farmers' Market at College View
Farmers' market
A producer-only, nonprofit market emphasizing sustainably grown food, with yoga, chef demos, and SNAP matching. The 2025 season runs April 27–October 26, as confirmed by the market’s official site and regional event listings.
The Hub Cafe
Restaurant
A friendly midweek market at Union Plaza hosted by the independently owned Hub Cafe—think neighborhood growers, honey, baked goods, and patio plates with live music. 2025 dates May–September appear on Downtown Lincoln’s events calendar and Visit Lincoln roundups.
East Campus Visitors Center
Visitor center
UNL’s family-friendly summer series blends hands-on science with a robust farmers market and food trucks. 2025 dates are June 14, July 12, and August 9, confirmed by UNL Events and Nebraska Today coverage.
Lincoln FireFighter's Reception Hall
Banquet hall
When the outdoor season wraps, this indoor market keeps local greens, roots, meats, breads, and sweets flowing on select November and December Sundays. Operated by the Sunday Farmers’ Market; 2025 dates are posted by the organizers.
Center for People
Non-profit organization
A community-centered market distributing fresh, local produce sourced through Lone Tree Foods; open to all with a simple Clarity Card. 2025 dates appear monthly through summer via Center for People announcements.
Open Harvest Co-op Grocery
Grocery store
Lincoln’s community-owned grocery hosts occasional outdoor vendor markets spotlighting area farms and makers—recent 2025 festivities drew local producers and food artisans, as noted by Downtown Lincoln’s event coverage.
