Heirloom Farmers Market | Rincon Valley

On Saturday morning, on our way to Saguaro National Park, we stopped by the Heirloom Farmers Market on Old Spanish Trail, and it was such a treat. The market was filled with local artisans offering all kinds of unique items. That’s where we met a lovely woman named Lei, the owner of Florentino Design Jewelry. She and her husband, Gary, were an absolute delight and shared great recommendations for local spots. We ended up buying some camel bone knives from Gary, and later realized just how reasonably priced they were when we saw nearly identical knives in Tombstone for triple the cost. We also met Pierre, a kind gentleman sampling and selling shea butter. He gave the most amazing hand / arm rub. Of course, I ended up buying a small tub as it made my skin incredibly soft. I’ve used it every day since and may need to reach out for more soon!

Small but looks like it is well-known. Not many farm veggies or meats that are affordable. I try and support the farmers, but prices need to be a bit better. Nick-nacks are high prices too. Must be location. But it's cool stop.

This place is awesome! Lots of good food and homemade goods.

Best to go when they have their Winter Hours (October 1-March 31, Saturdays 9a-1p) as that is when the most vendors are there. Amazing vendors with the best (but expensive) strawberries, good prices however for fresh vegetables, Mexican, Turkish, American and Central Asian cooked food vendors, tortillarías, fresh juices, arts, crafts, soap, shea butter even knife sharpening!

How much friendlier can Farmers market be ! HUGE vzriety of Artisan creations! Breads, jewelry, creams, juices, baked goods, meats, plants & even custom iron doors & so much more! Definitely go early before things run out because they do fast. Feel free to ask questions since it seems everyone was extremely knowledgeable about their products! Highly recommended Howdy Juice

great craft market with a small amount of produce and food. definitely wouldn’t describe it as a farmer’s market and if you go here expecting that, you will be a little disappointed. the craft vendors are a mixed bag — some or great and some are just selling tchotchkes. i walked away with some fun original art, grapefruits, and nuts.

Love this market! Fresh food, finely crafted handmade gifts and crafts. Small town feel. Vendors are friendly and inviting!

A great outdoor market. Lots of available parking, but, this weekend massive attendance. Lots to do for all ages. Great local homemade crafts. Good food. Roasting Chile peppers smelled delicious.