The Tower Grove Farmers' Market

Extensive Farmers Market featuring fresh produce, eclectic items such as earrings, candles, etc. You can even find doggie treats here. But expect to pay premium prices. We did enjoy the Saturday morning live music in the pool pavilion featuring a different band each week. The park setting among majestic trees and lily ponds is worth a Saturday morning or Tuesday evening stroll.

Great Farmer’s Market located in Saint Louis City. Options include produce, pork, chicken, beef and other meat products. There are lots of stands to grab a bite to eat while there with a diverse amount of choices. You’ll likely need to stand to eat but you can also bring a blanket to sit and enjoy the beautiful location. Many vendors selling products as well. We look forward to our weekly trips shopping for a great array of seasonal options.

A lovely weekly farmers market in the heart of the city with so many local farmers selling fresh fruits, vegetables, and flowers. There are other vendors with homemade items such as candles, lotions, and pottery. It's the perfect way to shop small and keep our money circulating in our communities.

I really loved this new market to me. My son joined in as a new local to Saint Louis. He has been a few times and recommended. The parking is a minus in the park area, it’s intense to locate a place after 10 AM once you enter Tower Grove Park. I’m not going to deduct anything for being this popular. There is neighborhood parking immediately outside the park. I located parking and less than a quarter mile walk not bad. The vendors were packed in with a very eclectic variety of items. I’m guess 100+ vendors. The crowds were intense after 1030 AM. The market closes at approximately noon. They also offer food stands. More food is in the park by the fountain. They also offer live music. I can’t wait to return. I believe the market operates throughout the year. They are open Saturdays 8-12.

Tower Grove Farmers' Market is the perfect blend of community, quality, and charm. The vendors are all local and offer everything from fresh produce and flowers to artisanal baked goods, meats, and handmade crafts. It's the highlight of my week, I leave with great food and energy.

Leaving five stars because I'm sure it's amazing. But I did walk about a mile and a half to get to this only to find out that the Google hours are wrong. It's mid-october and the weather is beautiful so I thought there was a chance that it was still open? I'm not from the city so I thought maybe they were just real cool about farmers markets in the fall. This is definitely seasonal and not open in October. Do not go hiking there from the botanical gardens. Thinking you're going to reward yourself with some delicious drinks and local snacks 🤣🤣

The market wasn't very big at this point in the year, yet it boasted a wide variety of produce, meat, wool, honey, bread, coffee, and preserves, along with delightful clothing, pottery, and art. The food offerings ranged from Korean bbq to hamburgers to pad Thai. For refreshment there were handmade popsicles and juices created by a dietician and sweetened with guava. There were also adult beverages. Music played at an exuberant volume. The setting includes playgrounds for children and a fountain made for playing in. It felt like a street fair.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Tower Grove Farmers’ Market – Tower Grove Park, St. Louis Tower Grove Farmers’ Market is less of a market and more of a weekend ritual. It’s where fresh produce, handmade goods, and local flavors meet under the leafy canopy of Tower Grove Park. The vibe is equal parts lively, welcoming, and downright charming. What to Expect Every Saturday, the park transforms into a vibrant hub of farmers, bakers, artisans, and food vendors. You’ll find everything from crisp heirloom tomatoes and just-picked herbs to local honey, grass-fed meats, and freshly baked bread. Add in small-batch coffee, popsicles, and hot food stands with dishes from around the world, and you’ve got breakfast and lunch covered. Highlights Quality and variety: Organic produce, local dairy, farm-fresh eggs, and unique crafts make each visit a treasure hunt. Community vibe: Families picnic on the grass, kids splash in the fountain, and there’s often live music or even free yoga sessions. It feels like the heart of the neighborhood. Foodie heaven: Grab a crepe, sip on cold brew, or treat yourself to an indulgent pastry while you stroll. Things to Know Yes, prices can be higher than the supermarket, but that’s the price of supporting small farms and local makers—and the flavor and freshness are worth every penny. Arriving early is smart if you want the best picks, as popular items sell out fast. Bottom Line: Tower Grove Farmers’ Market is one of the best ways to spend a Saturday morning in St. Louis. Whether you’re shopping for the week, meeting up with friends, or just soaking in the sunshine, it’s a joyful, community-driven experience you’ll want to come back to again and again.