This was such an absolutely abundant market Wednesday!!…read more Fresh in season produce from Ms.Cathy's table. Sweet grapefruit!! Ordered an oat London fog. Yum Every table was beaming with smiles of inviting joy Support your local farmers!!

We had a good time! Prickly Pear tea White & green are excellent tasting and very healthread more

This is for information on the website programing. I haven't been to the market yet. The map…read moredirections on this site sends me to WY. Too far for me to travel. Need to correct the mapping program.

This family farm is dedicated, & has a long-standing presence here in the Quad Cities agricultural…read morecommunity. They do a great job with a CSA program, & at the local Farmer's Market. The only negative would perhaps be that their prices seem to have gotten quite high over the years.

I buy produce and eggs every chance I get from Whipstone Farm! I was happy I purchased produce from…read morethem one summer at the Flagstaff Community Market, as they are one of the best farms in Arizona! With Covid they have had some staffing challenges which has created struggles for them to come to the Flagstaff Market for a couple of summers now, but on occasion we go to the Prescott Market and when my job brings me to Chino Valley, I take the opportunity to stop at their farm-stand in Paulden! Cory and Shanti always have a great variety of whatever is in season or what can be grown in their greenhouses! Everything is so fresh! With a couple of storage tips from sites like stilltasty.com, the produce from here can last for weeks! They also have the best tomatoes and roasted chilies when the season calls for it! One year when they were at the Flagstaff Market, Flagstaff Chef John Conley brought Guy Fieri to the market as he was filming for "Guys Family Road Trip." It was just awesome to see Cory and Shanti being interviewed. Our friends and family got a kick seeing us in the background on the show! Right now they have dried flowers, but when in season, they have the most beautiful fresh flowers that last, last, last! Many varieties as well! So, if you are in the Prescott area and have an event, definitely look them up for your floral arrangements! Sign up for their fantastic newsletter at Whipstone.com that always has great pics and recipes! Don't miss an opportunity to check them out at the Prescott Market or go directly to their farm-stand! I'll be hoping that they come back to Flagstaff's Market soon!

I had never been to this farmers market, so decided to stop by and just check things out. It was a…read morepretty warm space as it takes place in a parking lot with no shade and if it's a hot day, you will feel it. It was nice to see all the local selections around the market and I was happy just to see what was there. I grabbed a couple of fresh vegetables and splurged on some salmon dip that looked amazing, can't wait to try it out! Lots of friendly people here and some unique stands to check out.

Easy parking, nice variety of vendors including meat, veggies, flowers, fresh food etc.read more

This farmer's market has great potential. Today there were about 30 vendors out. A few stands were…read moreselling homemade breads, cookies, pretzels, cinnamon rolls, and fudge. There was no fresh fruit, vegetables, eggs, or other food for sale. A food truck and or coffee cart would do great! Other vendors sold jewelry, semiprecious stones, scarves, and knit hats. There was a small plant table, a vendor selling soaps, lotions, and candles, and 2 vendors sold items they had sewn. For home decor there was a wood furniture vendor with very heavy, nice pieces. I also liked the candle holder table. There was wall art and Let's Go Brandon. I hope to see more vendors join the Farmers Market on Sundays.

Talk about overpriced. This place gives the term new meaning. I was astonished at the prices of…read moreall their jars of pickles, jams. jellies, sauces, etc. It's enough to gag you. Also, their "fresh" produce looked like it had been on the shelf for a week or more. Bruised, wilted, overripe, poorly displayed, just awful. I would not feed it to a pig. All their meats and pies are frozen, so yo cannot make a good assessment of the quality, and, again priced to the stratosphere. I do not recommend this place at all.

Can I just take a minute to say how amazing their products are? The bacon is literally to die…read morefor... thick and perfectly seasoned. And their Bloody Mary mix tastes sooo good and fresh... it has just enough kick to it to appeal to anyone. Pam takes great pride in her work and sets out for high quality products. She sends everything out for testing to meet the highest standards for both safety and flavor. You can really taste the difference when it comes to locally grown/raised/butchered products and the store bought crap.

My last purchase from Windswept was a pound of thick cut bacon and blush grape jelly. My kids are…read moresuper picky eaters, but they get so excited when I bring home what they call "farmers market bacon." You'd be hard pressed to find bacon at any farmers market, we're so lucky to have Pam and Dave bringing such good stuff to the Chino Valley Farmers Market. My kids have never liked any jelly other than Smuckers grape from the grocery store, but they LOVE Pam's blush grape jelly. I love it too, especially because I know that Pam used grapes grown in Chino Valley. If you haven't tried Windswept Acres products, I highly recommend you do so ASAP.

This Farm is such a hidden gem…read more Organic farm fresh herbs, organic vegetables, beauty products, household products, handmade clothing, cheese, seasonings, an apothecary's dream come true!! There are so many many more that I am forgetting about but everything here is made with LOVE most of all. Bags of veggies are $3 and the herbs and greens in the smaller bags are $1. All of the homemade products are wonderful. Carol Lynn and Craig are the kindest souls you could ever meet. They are open Saturday and Sunday 8-12.

This is a very friendly place with a good variety of organic products: eggs, vegetables, herbs,…read morenatural homemade skin products, homemade jewelry and other gifts. I recommend this ranch

Wonderful farmers market next to Wells Fargo in West Sedona! We purchased bread, veggies and some…read moresweets, and all delicious.

Cute little Farmers Market in the parking lot of the Wells Fargo, diagnonally across the street…read morefrom the world famous Blue McDonalds and Vons shopping center. Various vendors selling beef share, breakfast and lunch burritos, local harvested honey, fresh vegetables and fruits, pies, soaps, ice cream, fish, etc We had arrived when it "opened" at 8am but most still seemed to still be setting up. We walked around once, decided to walk the dog nearby for a bit to give them some more time, then came back to go around again. We had tried LOQUITA COCINA which was at the front of the entire market, who was selling breakfast and lunch burritos. Friends had gotten the chorizo and egg breakfast burrito where i got a lunch chicken burrito. salsa available for an extra $2. delicious burritos and friendly owner I had picked up some local Arizona honey from PAYNE GULCH next stall over too. They had each honey labeled with its various "uses" too like antiseptic, anti-inflammatory or if its good for headache, stomach ache, etc. I asked which was the most unique and they didn't really give me an answer but they said the "orange blossom" honey was the purest you can get, so i tried that. Honestly dont really know differences in honey We had originally came here to try CHEEKY KIWI CONES but they "called out" due to the smokiness in the air due to the recent Pocket Fire just north of Sedona. SAD Nice little market to visit in the morning if you are nearby. Tomatoes and pies looked good too.