SUPER GREAT MARKET to go & be part of! ALL items yes all items are created by the vendor selling…read morethem!! DOGS are WELCOMED! Splash pad for the kids!!!! Live music! It's a festival EVERY WEEKEND!!!!

Descriptive phrase: Small, useful farmers market in the middle of historic downtown Janesville…read more This was actually my first time at the Janesville Farmers Market, but mom has been here many times and always brings back goodies. My two favorites are the kettle corn and corn on the cob. I would say there was 20-25 vendors on Wall Street, ranging from handmade soap to home grown squash. Market is open Saturday mornings from 8am-1pm. Vendors came from all around the area from cities such as Monroe, Milton, Edgerton, and Bardstown. This is by no means an all day event. We probably spent 20-25 minutes and looked at nearly every vendor, stopping for a quick talk. Nearby the market are my two favorite restaurants in Janesville, Cozy Inn ( Oldest Chinese restaurant in Wisconsin) and O'Riley & Conway's Irish Pub. If you are in the Janesville area, it might be worth a stop!

The farmer's market is on the property of Nature's Touch. Some of the same vendors you see in…read moreBeloit and Janesville markets are here too, not all, but some. It isn't as busy as Beloit, not as many vendors, but being smaller allows to talk more to the vendors and learn about their products. We discovered a knife and tool sharpening service and the time we went we took a bunch of tools for sharpening. Very good job! The popcorn vendor has a unique blend of salt and sugar, which is tasty. There is a man who creates yard items and I purchased a potting table from him. A gorgeous piece. Great craftsman. They had plants, some vegetables, but we have been told by the organizer as summer continues, additional vendors will be bringing more produce. Bonus, we get to walk through the nursery and see what's new!

Didnt remember the market 'till 2pm so missed it. Wish it would run to 2pm as I cant get out 'till…read morenoon.

We have been coming to Bud's Market for many years. It is an outdoor market, combination garden…read morecenter and roadside farm produce. They have abundant fresh flowers, grasses and shrubs which are healthy and beautiful. Foodwise, we especially love the beans, peppers, onions, tomatoes, cucumbers, summer squashes, potatoes, peaches, cantaloupe, strawberries, cherries, blueberries, watermelon, .... in fact we love everything they have! Very reasonable prices, whole natural foods; it is a short drive and we always leave happy!!

Fun outing for a warm Friday night! The venue offers music, drinks (alcoholic or non-alcoholic),…read morefood trucks and food stalls selling BBQ, roasted corn, candied nuts, tacos, wood fired pizza, crepes, Thai food, churros, ice cream, coffee, burgers, bao and more! Something for everyone. On top of all that there are stalls from local farmers and sellers of flowers, honey, jewelry, baked goods, clothing, and plenty of other goodies, as well as local businesses and groups with games and information about their services. It's not a huge venue so on packed days parking may take you a few blocks away but it is a nice walk. Also sometimes seating can be tricky to find if you need to sit to eat, so if you do and you see a spot, don't let it pass you by! There is even a water feature the kiddos play in which was pretty cute to watch. Overall a fun way to spend a few hours on Fridays, getting a wide variety of food and drinks and listening to local musicians. Definitely worth a stop if you happen to be in the area on a Friday night in the warmer months.

Rockford City Market is a fun twist on a Farmer's Market that is in Downtown Rockford on Water…read moreStreet between State and Market. There are people selling homemade crafts, produce, meats and cheeses, beer (yes, beer! Carlyle's brewing company has a table there and some local distributor as well), food and entertainment! From what I gathered, the booths change through out the season; some are only there for certain days while others for the entire show. That can be good or bad. If you find a place you like they may not be there the next week, but there may be something you like more! Plus the entertainment changes every week. This week while there we bought beer, a necklace and earrings for my wife, candied nuts, beer, peaches, pet odor eliminate candles, beer, sweet corn, Bleu cheese, a 5 gallon bucket, beer (not a 5 gallon bucket of beer!) some food and just had a good time. We even were able to take our son over to the permanent cooling off fountain the city has where he and the other kids can play in it while the parents watched. It was a good time. We killed 2 hours here just hanging out. Parking is a little difficult. There is a lot of public parking, but it was full by the time we arrived and ended up having to park in the public lot over by the Metro Center. This isn't a bad walk, nice scenic view crossing the State Street bridge over the mighty Rock River. If you go, bring cash. Some places might take cards or checks, but it seemed mostly to be a cash only arrangement.

Hot fresh super soft and yummy apple cider donuts ... $1 each !!! And the apple cider does not…read moredisappoint! They have a cute little store with lots of apple choices and other treats. They have a u-pick as well, this was my first time here, I've had other apple cider donuts but this place beats them all ! If you live out of town- it's worth the trip! Just make sure you bring cash cause they do not have an atm & don't take credit or debit.

Best apple cider doughnuts in the country! I miss them desperately every fall since I moved away.read more

I am not sure if this is the same Farmer's market, the one we attended was off Main street, behind…read moresome shops in a parking lot. This is a small market but with a good variety of vendors. The cheese guy was my favorite, and we picked up a couple of varieties. There were plenty of fresh veggies, a massage chair, and even a maple stand with maple sugar, syrup and other tasty items.

Curran's is a great stop to enjoy a fall apple orchard adventure…read more Donuts, slushies, pies and numerous other treats will satisfy your sweet tooth. Hidden inside in a corner is a live bee hive that lets you watch those busy bees while sipping on that slushie, which happens to be a favorite pastime of mine. Outside activities include apple slingshot, hay rides, hay bales to climb on and of course, apple picking. There are family fun activities for all.

The best apple cider you will ever taste is here! Run and get some. You won't regret it. Even in…read moreoff season they have some that they froze to sell. It will leave you craving more and returning for more, always. In addition to all the fresh produce (which varies based on season) they also sell different flavored donuts like apple cider donuts, available in lemon and strawberry flavors, apple cider slushies, muffins, etc. Their store is cute and sells some fun food related items, cute gifts, and farm inspired decor as well. I love the outdoor area where you can sit at a bench and enjoy your treat while watching the animals they have or play some bags. Service is friendly and welcoming. Definitely recommend!

My family has made a stop at Edward's West a tradition for the past 10+ years and hopefully it…read morewill continue on for many more. We've witnessed many of the property improvements made throughout the years. New barns, improved play areas for kiddos and new concessions just to name a few. The main reason for our stop is the apple cider donuts. They may be me favorite of all the orchards I've been too. Fresh and hot right out of the fryer, these donuts have that slight crunchy exterior but are incredibly moist on the inside. Topped with some cinnamon sugar and you have a delicious fall treat. You can also find a great selection of other food items and fall decor. It's definitely worth a stop.

Just as good as the original but not as crowded…read more They have a hayride out to the pumpkin patch, apples, and gourds galore. The apple cidar donuts are delicious and the Fudge is chef's kiss.