Most locals know Rise and Shine Farms as a great CSA that provide produce and eggs, but they also…read moreraise poultry. They are the only local source I have been able to find that can regularly supply me with locally raised chickens that eat organic grain, native plants, and insects. Their birds actually move around in a large open space, hunting and pecking at bugs and local forage. (What a concept)! I stopped buying organic chicken from Costco and even Whole Foods after I did a little research about it. I discovered that Petaluma Farms, which supplies organic chicken to Whole Foods, boasts that their chickens have one square foot to live in, instead of the industry standard of 3/4 square foot per bird. Seriously? It's right on their website. I was paying $14 for a chicken that was living in a space a little bigger than a piece of copy paper for it's entire life. It is widely known that even though birds in these environments have "outdoor access", most of them never actually get out there because they're crammed together inside. I currently have a six-month chicken subscription with Rise and Shine that started in May. Every month, Mike, the owner, drives from Fallon to Reno and delivers three chickens to my door. I prepaid with Paypal, and I don't even have to leave my house. Last Fall, we preordered 25 birds and they were all delivered at once (they raise them specifically for you). We plan to do that again after our subscription ends. Last year, we also ordered a turkey for Thanksgiving and a goose for Christmas. (That was really cool; we had never had goose before.) Our family has completely gone local when it comes to buying meat, and we will never go back. All poultry comes from Rise and Shine and beef and lamb comes from Albaugh Farms. We're still looking for a local source for pork. Until then, we've essentially given it up. I highly recommend Rise and Shine Farms without hesitation.

Great little place with locally grown vegetables, eggs, meats and poultry. Only place I could find…read morea kohlrabi. If you don't know what that is, it looks like a Martian baby green or purple. Cross between a turnip and cabbage. Very nice taste. The kohlrabi was grown at our very own lattin farms. The lady running the store was very nice and helpful. Store is very clean and is actually the hub of the csa baskets in northern nevada. Parking is not a.problem. prices reasonable for locally grown organic food.

Cute little local produce shop! I've only been in once but definitely signed up for a membership…read more You get 3% (i think it was) off your purchases. It was sort of empty when i went, but it was in the late afternoon and during farmers market season, so I'm sure those two factors played a big role in that. prices are obviously a little more than going to a standard grocery store, but if you care about shopping local and organic its well worth it. They have a small bulk section as well!

The Carson City Farmers Market is an absolutelyyyy wonderful experience. We LOVE riding our bikes…read moredown on a Saturday morning to grab fresh produce, enjoy a bite to eat, and check out the homemade goods and artisanal products. It's a perfect way to start the weekend and support local vendors. The quality of the produce is outstanding, and it's clear that everything is fresh and locally sourced. The vendors are friendly and knowledgeable, always ready to share insights and offer samples. The market also features live music, adding to the enjoyable ambiance and making it a perfect place to spend a Saturday morning. Located at Mills Park in the Marv Teixeira Pavilion, it's easily accessible and a great spot to enjoy the local community. Highly recommend the Carson City Farmers Market to anyone looking for local products and a welcoming community vibe, making it a delightful weekend experience for everyone.

Sweetest farmers market around! There is a line for fresh bread & 3 or 4 great produce stands!…read morePrices seemed a little high, but you get what you pay for and we got some of the BEST halibut & veggies! Highly recommend for an afternoon, bring your picnic blanket so you can sit and eat something from one of their yummy vendors.

This farmers market continues to expand and grow! Beautiful produce and some great vendors. Also…read morehas plenty of parking which is such a plus! I bought a beautiful necklace from Hidden Gems-the biggest problem I had was making a selection because she has beautiful jewelry!

Three cheers for local produce, meat and goodies, and COVID precautions…read more Free masks were available at the info station. Hand sanitizing stations abound. Taped off floors with markers for lines and distancing, and vendors setup to manage it all with a smile! It was an absolute pleasure shopping at the market. We picked up some delicious strawberries, squash, figs, and corn! The tomatoes from Prema Farms were beautiful and delicious, and so was the honey sourdough they made! Crowds around 10am were light and it was a breeze to shop. Can't wait to return!

This is a sweet little market with a wide variety of produce, regeneratively raised meats, baked…read moregoods, and some craft goods. There's always music. Everyone is really friendly. There's always a coffee truck that I can't vouch for because I don't drink coffee.

Very limited on the "Farmer's" aspect of Farmers Market. There are only 2 vendors bringing produce…read more It's not the biggest gathering, but a myriad of other displays. Wooden toys, food truck, ice cream, metal sculptures, musicians, jewelry, honey... Everyone business is very friendly and helpful too. Clean areas, but the parking lot is a bit convoluted to maneuver thru. Parking lines seem to be merely a suggestion...

CLIFF NOTES VERSION: Small farmer's market located on Ski Run Blvd, but definitely had some quality…read morebusinesses with good food! SUMMARY Visited here per recommendation from our hotel as we were visiting for our wedding anniversary. We went to get something small to eat and dropped by Chimayo's. Afterwards we visited the farmer's market and picked up two desserts. VENUE As mentioned, the market is small but they had about everything that a larger one would have too. Fresh veggies and fruit, crafts, ice cream, pies, and food. We dropped by one place called "Tahoe Pan Ice Cream" which is one of those places that serve poured cream and "scraped" ice cream in a cup. You might've seen this on travelogues on Youtube (popular in SE Asia) and yes, that's the style of scraped ice cream I'm talking about. It was quite good and in a shareable portion size just right for us. There was another shop we dropped by that sold homemade pies. We struck up a conversation with the owners who were long time residents of SLT. They were a nice couple, so we bought their one and only remaining Key Lime Pie. Sorry no pics because we gobbled that delicious pie like nobody's business that same night :) Overall if you're in the area during the summer, it's definitely a good stop if you're NOT looking for large crowds and away from the NLT "scene" near the casinos.

I visited this Farmer's Market last night (June 2026) and enjoyed the experience, but a bit is…read morelacking here. As someone who visits farmers' markets often when traveling and frequents my local market in Carson City, I am always looking for great new markets to check out. Ski Run Farmers Market was great, but I would describe it as more of a craft fair than a farmers' market. I forgot to snap photos, but the setup they have works well. It's set up as two long strips of vendors on either side of the street. I like the setup, and it allowed for smooth foot traffic. While there are a few farm stands from CA and a handful of food vendors, the bulk of this market is artisan crafts, jewelry, and clothing. This is something to keep in mind if you're visiting this market and expecting a huge selection of fresh food. The vibes here were still great, with two live music booths and great Tahoe weather. All of the vendors I interacted with were super friendly. Worth checking out if you are in South Lake Tahoe on a Wednesday night!

The oldest Certified Organic farm in Nevada. Boosts the first certificate issued in Nevada #1001-P…read moreby the Nevada Department of Agriculture. Fruits, vegetables, and honey is available too. Visit the website for more information. I found most prices lower than commercial stores, all produce is fresh. Knowledgeable owners, willing to share information on growing, freezing, and more.

Everyone here is so friendly and the fruit was amazing! Lake Tahoe residents are the sweetestread more

Surprised to find such a great farmer's market here. I found the best garlic naan I've ever had!…read more Asian pears are huge, juicy and full of flavor. You'll also find a pork vendor, something I've never seen. Early girl tomatoes were sweet as sugar. The usual suspects: kettle corn, essential oils, soap, crafts, etc. Every Tuesday...ends October 14th for the season.