Colorado Farm and Art Market (Market At The Museum)

These vendors are NOT local and not homemade/homegrown. Tan Man Honey is mass produced honey (5,000+ hives) out of California! Bees pollinate their almond trees and they bring it back to sell here. What a scam! Shoppers, you’re not getting your local enzymes. Don’t be fooled.

Over priced but a lot of variety. Not as much competition on fresh veggies so high prices! Friendly vendors and professional atmosphere, what one would expect for downtown market.

Very cute market but quite small. We found a few produce stands, a few crafts stands, a bread stand, a salsa stand , and a tamales stand—about 10 stands in total. We didn’t find what we were looking for, but perfect to have a quick peek if you’re already in the area.

Went to the Farm & Art Market at Hillside community center. Super cute market with a decent amount of vendors!

Excellent produce and baked goods. If you have an EBT card. You can double your value on fresh produce. Ask about it! Great value, nice friendly vendors. Will miss them over the winter, so take advantage now!.

Not much of a group. I know Covid-19 has a lot of people out, so I understand. The quality of product is great, but the prices are a bit high. $5 for a pound of peaches is a bit steep. Maybe sell individually or by the basket. The staff at the front are very friendly and accommodating. Hopefully, things will pick up, but until then, not much to see.

So much fun to see what is being offered that particular week at this market. And they take SNAP and reward you an extra $20 for the month to spend on fruits and vegetables. Also DHS has a healthy food's booth which offers great tips and if you listen to their class they offer another $10 reward to spend at the market. It is such a great deal if you are on SNAP and want fresh produce. It help's you be able to afford fruits and vegetables. Also all the booths mostly take SNAP there so you can buy salad dressing's, butter, eggs(get there early!) bread and cheese.

Amazing market and great community. So great to meet the people that work hard to grow our food here in colorado!! I learn so much about how to grow in our dry climate, whats in season when, recipes and local lifestyles every time i go to CFAM <3 <3

Cute Farmers Market in downtown Colorado Springs Wednesday afternoon/evenings. It's nice this market goes later than most so you can stop by after work. Although it's small, there's a good variety of product, food & crafts. I came for eggs, found eggsactly (haha) what I was looking for & found some delicious 9 grain sourdough bread I couldn't pass up. Definitely worth checking out!