City Park Farmers Market

great farmers market, i appreciated the layout that is easy to navigate and the variety and friendliness of vendors. there were so so many delicious looking food vendors/restaurants, will definitely come for lunch sometime. there’s some shady areas that are great for sitting with a picnic blanket. the prices of produce seemed high to me, like way higher than you’d see in a grocery store (e.g. $5 for kale or a bunch of carrots which are $1-2 at most stores), but i haven’t gone to a lot of farmers markets so i don’t know what’s the norm for that. i suppose that’s the premium you pay for fresh local produce.

It was our first time here and we were amazed by the size of this farmer market. A lot of food choices form Asian food to Mexican food. Theres some baked goods too and all kind of drinks to choose from lemonade to iced coffee, smoothies.... free parking garage that's within walking distance of the market. I would come here early to avoid the heat since they open it at 8am. Definitely recommend it to everyone

Awesome farmers market with all kinds of baked goods lots of vegan options. They also provide tables to sit and eat your meal with live music playing. Very dog friendly. Bathrooms / porta potties are provided

Love this Farmer's market! Saturdays 8am-1pm, on Colfax & Columbine in front of East Highschool. Awesome variety of local organic veggies and fruit vendors, mostly selling in-season produce. Also features a number of handmade items, such as soaps and honey. Great food trucks including meat and vegetarian options, fresh juice, coffee, pastries, and tacos. Nice wide lawn with umbrellas for shade when it's sunny. Live music. Not as large or as crowded as some of the other popular markets, but it's easier to park nearby!

This is a great farmers market! Full of fresh local produce that's not over priced. Everyone's out with their families and dogs it such a nice vibe on top of that there's always some live music playing. If you're lucky you can grab a table. There's plenty of street food vendors, with plenty of options so if you have any specific dietary requirements there will 100% be some delicious food for you. I'm so happy we have this for the whole of the summer! It's great!

What a great place. First time going to a Farmers Market and I was blown away. A lot of vendors selling healthy goods and many places to eat/drink. I’ve seen a lot of interesting foods that I don’t normally see elsewhere. Fantastic place to grab breakfast, lunch, and dessert. I updated this to include the Easy Vegan. Winners of the most recent season of the Great Food Truck Race. They don’t have their own Google page but their food is really good. Both of the chefs are really nice. Make sure you get that carrot apple cider. A lot better than any of that store bought stuff.

This market is so welcoming and offers such a variety of vendors. I love getting to talk with the different farms about the produce that they grow. I love being able to shop local and have a connection with the people who are growing the food. It also has a great selection of food trucks/vendors

We came many time after learning about this market in 2025 (thank you Jared!!). In my opinion there is no other market worth visiting in Denver. This is the only market that truly focuses on local farmers and food. When I go to a market I don’t want purses or jewelry, I want to purchase food I can’t find at King Soopers. I can’t say enough good things about the couple that runs this market and the energy/effort they put into it. Come right at 8 to avoid the crowds!! Bring a wagon. I can’t wait for 2026!!

Impressive farmers market with lots of fresh, locally produced fruites and vegetables. Plus meats, artisans, drinks, food vendors, and other stuff. I have largely been disappointed with other Denver area farmers markets because they allow vegetable/fruit vendors to resell items from California and other places. Not here. There were so many small organic vegetable and fruit stands with heirloom varieties. This is the time for fall apples and all the ones we purchased were delicious. Go early as the lines grow on the popular bakeries and vendors. Parking is always at a premium here.

OK I actually prefer this farmers market to the one on South Pearl. A little bit smaller, definitely still gets crowded. But some really really amazing vendor options.

Small farmers market but plenty of great food and vendors. Highly recommend coming and it is dog friendly. There is a great bakery here that usually draws a line

This farmers market is a dream come true for vegans. Fresh local produce, tempeh, pierogis, mushrooms, and vegan food trucks galore. I can get almost all my weekly groceries here on Saturday mornings, along with a tasty treat or yummy brunch. My favorite booths are: Switch Gears Farm, Minoru Farm, Croft Family Farm, The Easy Vegan, Wong Way Veg, and Little House of Tempeh. I try to make it every single week, because you never know what you're going to find. Last summer I got a whole flat of heirloom tomatoes for only $10 and made some ridiculously good marinara. I also put up quite a few jars of Palisade peach jam. Another great thing about this market is that you don't have to deal with the huge crowds you get at other markets, like South Pearl Street. This market does get busy, but there's a nice open green space on the Esplanade if you need to escape the throng. If you're a vegan, hit this market up!

Tried savory Saigon and got a crepe that was incredibly impressive. Crunchy and light and flavorful. Walked around and met the good people at green tahini to snag some beer tahini that is so damn delicious. Oatis organic oat milk. Plain and chocolate. Both are addicting Great place to spend a Saturday morning with a lot of local vendors / great food / tasty snacks.

It was really nice to go to their first market of the season for 2023! It was my first time since I just moved here in November. I ubered there - so glad I did - would have had no idea where to park! It was a lovely experience. I got there early and dressed for the sunshine. I went home with 4 kind of pretty and robust sprouts and a flower bouquet from one vendor, some cinnamon ashwaganda ghee from another vendor, and a lot of education about different types of health bars! I was surprised to see a trendy boutique spirits stand with sips to savor at 8am! Um...so I got 2 bottles of delicious aTost spirits - one coffee and one called Roots. I feel like my liquor cabinet just got a little more socially appropriate. I saw a Vietnamese stand with savory crepes and also bacon/nutella crepes!!! I just got a Vietnamese coffee, but next weekend, I will save my appetite and definitely get one of those crepes and bring friends! They are only available at the market as they do not have a restaurant! I like that the same vendors will be there every weekend so I can plan my grocery shopping there. I plan to go there like every 2 weeks! The sprouts were delicious!!!!

nearly every saturday morning this is where we're headed. we walk there and see many in our neighborhood doing the same. they have plenty of vegetable and fruit vendors, as well as breakfast and lunch opportunities. A couple of coffee stands and other drink vendors. lots of friendly people with their kids and their dogs. not the biggest farmers market in denver, but a very good one.

What a great place. First time going to a Farmers Market and I was blown away. A lot of vendors selling healthy goods and many places to eat/drink. I've seen a lot of interesting foods that I don't normally see elsewhere. Fantastic place to grab breakfast, lunch, and dessert.

This farmers market is in a really nice location. It's nit inside the big area of the park but over by the statues and fountain. It's very pretty! The market itself isn't very farmer"y" but there were a few produce stands. There were not a lot of options for food and drink, I expected more. It was hard as heck getting just an iced tea! I ended up crossing the street to Chipotle cause I just needed to quench my thirst. Too bad I couldn't get something at the market and I'm not waiting in a longass food line for a tea. So, it's ok this market, it's cute, but definitely could be a lot better. I scooted some packaged seasonings and dark chocolate. Vendors are usually good giving samples here which vendors need to do. It amazes me when some don't and it's like I'm not gonna lay a premium without knowing it's worth it! Vendors take note - gives samples, always! At least until business is so hot that you can't keep inventory then maybe give up the sampling game.

Love CO Outdoor markets and this one has grown over the years! I remember when I lived in the area over 10 years ago and when the Market began with may be less than 10 tents. I love how much it has grown! I would often pick up my local produce, and my Bloody Mary mixes on my way home. My old dog and I would walk city park and nap under the trees while enjoying some of the goods I bought at the market. We no longer live in the area, but decided for one of our anniversary dates that we would venture back to places that we missed in Denver. First stop was the farmers market and we also brought our four month old puppy. We got there towards the end so we parked on the opposite side and walked to the Market area. We enjoyed some Thai tea, crêpes from New Saigon and also a banana roti from Urban Burma. We purchased some yummy sourdough crackers Full Stop Bakery. We found a bench near the fountain and enjoyed our treats. The service from all the vendors are always super friendly and welcoming. I highly recommend, even if you don't live in the area to venture to support this local market and experience all of the Yummy EATS, produce and artisan items in CO. This market is very well attended, and it's always best to go extra early to have the best selection of goodies. It's also just a fun place to go on a date or to walk the dog and enjoy some local coffee.

Decent market. Parking was surprisingly not bad if you arrive at a reasonable hour. Vendors were friendly and some offered samples. People - patrons not vendors - were rude and will grab the produce you are looking at right out of your hands (looking at you, old white lady who took the peach I was literally holding). Other than that, about half the vendors are fresh food/prepared food, not produce.

This new City Park farmers market is a really nice stop on a Saturday morning!! The food trucks and vendors are great for a bite of food or coffee while you stroll the vendors. Lots of unique and yummy items for sale. We loved the Palisade Peaches, and the grass around too picnic in along with the live music playing. Only thing we wished there had been was more garbage spots!

A lil toasty in the sun today but worth the adventures of all these amazing vendors, the trees gave us some great shade

The market is now in its second year and I hope for many more. This market is one of my favorite setups with how the vendors are along the circle drive by the high school, with the grassy area left few for seating with the tables available or to easily cross from one side to another. Such a great location, especially considering how many people end up in the City Park area during this time of year. Parking can be a bit of a challenge due to how many people who live in this area, but you've got side street options. Kid and dog friendly.

Great day at the market. Street parking which I was shocked about was plentiful??? Somehow. The vendors we're all amazing. So many options from soaps, boiled peanuts, flowers, dog treats, smoothies, food trucks galore, fruits and veggies and so much more! We spent a good hour and I was afraid arriving at 11:00 would be too late but it was fine. I would suggest getting there earlier for supply, but you need just about an hour to see everything! 5 starts will be back every single Saturday this is opened!!!!

Do not sleep on the samosas, they were SO freaking good. I had the daily special which was Crab Rangoon...amazing. They had a lovely jazz ensemble playing covers of recognizable pop songs, and cute puppies everywhere. Super crowded and limited seating at the market itself but plenty of space to spread out around City Park.

I was pleasantly surprised to see many vendors and food options. Previously the East High School Sunday Market was a little sad. Moving it a day earlier and seems to have revived it. This reincarnation is now much better than Cherry Creek's market which has dwindled in size and appeal in the past few years. I hope the City Park location thrives!

I love this farmers market. South Pearl is great but it is incredibly overwhelming. This has everything that's great about South Pearl but smaller and less crowded. Still plenty of food trucks. Lots of great vendors. I will say there seems to be a bit of a lack of organic produce but there is enough. Dogs are allowed and there are a lot of tables set up on the green to eat. There is often live music. Parking is easy. Check it out!

Wow!!!! This market is fantastic in so many ways! Great vendors and huge focus on sustainability. Good people Good food Excellent way to start your weekend!

Amazing growers focused farmers market. Ignore the comment below about it not having enough farmers. Because it's a growers market the produce is only available as early as nature allows (cherries in June, peaches in July). Early in the seasons the farmers mainly have what's in seasons then: greens, root veggies, etc... This is the best market in Denver. Plenty of space to wander, have a meal or sit back and enjoy the live music. They have yoga classes and a run club too. During the peak of growing season, which is now, you don't need to buy any fruit or veggies at a grocery store after visiting the market.