Colorado Farm & Arts Market @ Margarita at Pine Creek

Good variety of vendors this year including vegetables and fruits

Very nice people with an assortment of small booths. My wife and I went with the intention of buying some produce but found very little available. There were a very few vendors and while it was quite charming, we could not buy the classic farmers market corn, potatoes, etc. All in all, while a pleasant social experience, it offered very little in farmers produce.

Great place to go for local produce and baked goods. It's a fun thing to do with the family, they even have a bingo game the kids can play also. If you have snap food benefits they will double your dollars up to 20/40 each visit. It's a little more pricey than the grocery store but it's local and you can truly taste the difference in their produce and other products.

Love this market! Everything here is locally made and produced- Western slope fruits, heirloom vegetables from small operation farmers, the absolute BEST sourdough bread...but get here early, the market opens at 9 on Saturday and the produce sells out FAST

Wonderful little farmers market! Great fresh seasonal produce and all local products. They even offer a free tour, which I recommend.

Disappointed. Crafts but no fresh produce. Live music was nice, but it was really for the restaurant. Less a farmer's market, more of a craft fair.

Purchased homemade tamales that look delicious. Only disappointment was I didnt see any fruits or veggies for sale.

Very pleasant. Good coffee and breakfast items available, live music, fresh produce, and nice pottery and other booths.

We try to go every weekend while in season. Amazing booths with a lot of variety. They make it very easy to buy market bucks for shops that only take cash. Have enjoyed so many booths here.

I always love the tacos, live music and local vendors. This is by farm my favorite farmers market in town. Their market in Wednesday's at the Pioneer Museum is nice too.

What I like about this farmers market is the people that actually run it require there vendors to actually produce the products they are selling. They don't pick up food from out of state and sell it as there own. They have a stand called called the "Cheese cake Artist" and she makes amazingly delicious personal size cheese cakes. There is a Monument Colorado Winery that sells some of his local wines he has a great selection at a good price. Recently there has been a local coffee roasted called Roasted and he had some great blends. We also pick up fresh eggs every weekend from Dietz Farms and some produce from Venetucci Farms. One other thing there is a stand there called Lu Style Giardiniera, we use this pickled vegetable mix on our eggs in the morning and it is perfect!!! Either way stop by there and hit up Margarita of Pine Creek afterwards for some great breakfast and a Mimosa.

This farm & art market is quaint and refreshing. The variety of vendors include fresh baked bread, farm to table produce, locally made wines, organic items galore, handmade jewelry and a local coffee company. We were pretty hungry so we got some delicious pies from Mountain Pie Co. our favorite was the beef and beer pie, so yummy. The other pies were the Italian sausage roll with marinara, the Jamaican goat curry, and the white wine chicken. We will definitely be back for more of these babies! The people are very nice and we enjoyed live music while breathing in the fresh air.