Always love a visit to Rebel Market- vendors are always great, vibes are always incredible. Just a…read moregreat experience all the way around. We didn't get to try the food trucks this time but we've always enjoyed them on other visits.

Don't be deceived by its size: this is a farmer's market - the size that of a small dog, say,…read moreChihuahua - that boldly exists and has been serving the community in a relatively small section of the city of Aurora since 2020 (hopefully I'm right on this.) The fact that I didn't know it has existed until a few weeks ago is something I need to fathom. Whatever the case may be, I got to know it is the most important thing. According to its website, its motto appears right on the front page: "Feeding our community one garden at a time". This concept resonates with me so much. I get the impression that they don't care about the size of the market, they simply focus on the quality by providing nutrients that are largely lacking in our human lives because what they focus on is "contamination free". On a hot summer day in mid June, I was at the former location of its market (I think they had just announce that they are moving its location to Aurora Town Center which is still well within my reach) with my umbrella over me to avoid the strong sun. Coffee vendors to produce vendors to a bakery to a holistic vendor with a chair massage, there are about 10 to no more than 15 vendors lined up to welcome like-minded visitors who are looking for some rare finds. Each tent welcomed me with open arms. Yes, everyone is welcome. I sampled a morsel of a jalapeno cheddar sourdough bread at a 5260 Bread Co and this was one of the best breads I have ever tasted might not be an exaggerated statement. Genese with Gifted Touch gave me one of the most relaxing massages which put me to half sleep. But most of all, Anisha's Farms impressed me the most out of all. Anisha grows vegetables in her (backyard?) garden. Using those veggies with no contaminants, she makes jars of what's somewhat considered a "salsa" called "chow chow". But it's more than the regular salsa. It's fermented that gives all sorts of nutrients. In a way, this is a wellness product you can incorporate into your daily meal routine. I got me the medium spicy which isn't spicy at all (I'm saying this from the standpoint of someone who is not big on spicy hot stuff.) I put this one on egg white omelet or sauteed spinach or even cold tofu to eat it in the morning. This absolutely enhances my morning meal each day which I even look forward to it the night before about dreaming about consuming Anisha's magical concoction. I feel like my body is cleansed from deep within.I cannot wait to go back and buy more of those. Next time, I am determined to buy a loaf of the jalapeno cheddar sourdough from the bread company (makes my mouth water by imagining it.) Thanks Rebel Market, for becoming part of my community in the southeastern Denver metro area. You'll have my utmost respect and support going forward. I will see you at the new location in a week or so!

I love a Farmers Market! While visiting Cherry Creek, we were so happy our trip aligned to the…read moreFresh Market. Opened on Saturdays during the summer months, the Fresh Market is set up in the parking lot of the mall. The Fresh Market is small but packed with great options. They have booths with produce, clothes and dainty goods, but what stands out here are the food options. We got a scone from one of the bakeries and some thick cut Belgian fries. The stand out was the matcha though. The line for Mako Matcha was noticeably long, but worth it. I got the strawberry matcha, although they did have a summer seasonal peach matcha. The matcha was outstanding. After reading their story, they source their matcha from Japan and wanted a really high quality option for Denver. So great and delicious!

Happened to be going by so we decided to stop in. Lovely small businesses that needed a place to go…read moreduring the pandemic. There was a honey stand with dark chocolate covered honey comb. A homemade dog treat stand, CBD for dogs, an organic tomato stand, a plant stand, a kimchi stand, lobster bliss catering truck, CBD iced tea, a fitness trainer, organic cloth with towels and robes, African wicker baskets, and much more. So many wonderful shops to peruse. I'm excited to go back!

I just love coming to this place and look forward to it every year! Nice location, size, people…read more.. and, of course, the hatch chiles roasted right there for you are a huge plus. I just like going to see what they have because I know they'll have good produce no matter what because they have a nice variety.

Steve and Jessica work VERY hard to bring fresh produce every day! While the prices maybe a little…read moremore than a supermarket, the QUALITY is SO much better!!

I haven't been to the Southlands Farmers Market in years and was pleasantly surprised to see how…read morelarge it has gotten. They now block of the street just south of the main square and the vendors set up in the street. So many vendors, beautiful produce and boutique offerings. We did get there a little later than I wanted to so we'll just have to go again and I'm not sad about it!

I went to Southlands opening weekend and was very surprised that they moved the market into the…read morecenter of the Main Street People with children won't be very happy because their children can't play in the water while they shop. Unfortunately SL has lost several businesses by the old location. I' think the reasoning for the move is to keep the public near open retail areas. It actually works out better for the disabled community, the parking spots are easier to find than the old spot. It was very convenient for me. I hope it works well for all. The food I purchased from a farm in Brighton was there again. The produce was amazing as always. The people there are so friendly and knowledgeable! The food was such an upgrade from the usual "grocery store ". Everything is delicious!

This little market was once in the parking lot of the strip mall across the street its' new and…read moreimproved location in the shady lot of the church, creates the perfect morning vibe! ++ 25(ish) vendors ++ reasonable prices for a variety of goods ++ free samples!! ++ plenty of shade ++ live music Definitely a cute stop on a Saturday morning!

We always find something different to take home. Summer veggies and fruits are EXCEPTIONAL!!! HUGE…read moresummer squash of all types, also many types of beets, fall squash and watermelon and tomatoes all worth the visit. I picked up honey one visit which was excellent. THANK YOU FARMERS EXCELLENT JOB AND FANTASTIC MARKET!!! ‍

Poor selection. Only one booth for produce. Lots of artsy products that were super over pricedread more

I've had the chance to visit the GrowHaus for a tour and during Harvest Week for many years. It's…read morean amazing grocery and I also love the education they are putting back into the community. Education, kind and eager staff, good food. What makes GrowHaus give stars really is the community aspect. A nonprofit that is meant to nourish its surrounding community. If you haven't been, swing by and check it out. It pays to support spots like this. If nothing else, book your tickets for Harvest Week the moment they go on sale.

Literally just across the tracks, in an industrial neighborhood without a grocery store, sits the…read moreurban farm The GrowHaus. Serving the Elyria-Swansea and Globeville neighborhoods, The GrowHaus uses hydroponics and aquaphonics techniques to grow fresh and healthy vegetables for distribution to local residents and for sale to local grocery stores and restaurants. The greenhouse also hosts classes on gardening, cooking, nutrition and fitness and provides economic opportunities to the neighbors in the form of business development for food based small businesses. There are many ways to experience GrowHaus first-hand. It serves as the venue for the annual Harvest Week dinners, which I highly recommend. Free public tours are offered every Friday morning at 10:00 a.m. There is also a variety of volunteer opportunities on the business side of things in the way of marketing, communications, event planning, graphic design, and grant writing (most of the plant care and farm work is handled by interns, students and trainees). The GrowHaus is a 501(c) nonprofit organization that accepts cash donations and in-kind donations of tools, gardening supplies and office equipment. I love everything about The GrowHaus mission and wish them many years of continued success. I would love to see more urban farms pop up around the city.

I can always find something to get at my local farmers market. They have local bakeries, various…read morefruit/coffee/health/alcoholic drinks, produce/meats, foods, gifts, and clothing. I'll always try to make it out!

Fun way to spend a Sunday with a variety of local artisans from food to crafts. The pasta from…read morePappardelles Pasta was fabulous. We bought the spinach fettuccini and the cilantro lime. Fantastic! Prices are a little high but comparable to other farmers markets.