This is by far the best event in Bozeman. It get better every year. If you are looking for the best…read morelocal food and shops this is the place to go. If you are wondering what to do while in town... this is my number one choice. My friend is visiting this summer and taking her to this market is my number one priority during her visit. It's very family friendly and overall a great place to meet new people and just hang out. You'll love it if you love the outdoors and fresh food.

There are so many different types of vendors! Anywhere from fresh veggies, amazing homemade goat…read morecheese, loose leaf tea, vegan ice cream, crepes, Mexican food, jams, jewelry, clothing...& the list goes on & on! I'm pretty sure every family in town comes out to this farmers market. It's a great place to go & there's a playground for the kids.

I was super excited to visit this Farmers Market, I even woke up early on a Saturday (something I…read morenever do) to get out here early and do some shopping. We walked to the fairgrounds and it was fairly easy to find. The fairground is large and we did end up at the wrong spot at first. We headed towards a large building that many people were walking to, assuming this would be the market. It wasn't. It was the ice rink but we walked over to the Farmers Market right after. The market is smaller than I thought it would be. It was super crowded inside with really rude people, so it turned me off a bit. There was also less than I thought there would be in here. We didn't find any gifts or anything that we would want to buy really. There were only 2 produce stands that sold the same thing (and they looked like grocery store items.) Overall, I don't think I would come back to this market but I can see why people would want to check it out.

Great winter market inside the Emerson Cultural Center. It is every other Saturday from 9am- noon…read moreand they have a great selection of local produce. They also have gluten free bakeries as well as local honey and meat. I purchased some meat and it was truly fresh and delicious. Great way to support your local farmers and businesses!!

A very nice spot for a farmers market! about 5 minutes drive from downtown bozeman, with lots of…read morevendors. there were vendors outside as well as inside; if you are bringing a dog keep in mind the dogs are not allowed inside the building, only to walk around the outside section! (except service dogs) About the vendors: there is not very much produce, it is mostly small businesses with their crafts and materialistic things such as jewelry, bags, art, etc. There are some sweet treats such as cookies and candy but not very much fresh produce so don't fully rely on finding that. I would recommend if you're looking for a fun activity and enjoy small business like vendors! also i coped myself some freeze dried ice cream and my mom got a bag! :))

We were visiting from out of town and we were told to check out the Gallatin Farmer's Market. It…read morewas a huge let down. There was a spattering of vendors with a minimal amount of produce. We found more knitting and tchotchkes than anything else. We were there for only 30 minutes and will not return. These are hard working people and I can't take it out on them. The families are teaching their children to collect eggs, bake pies and pastries but the administrators need to step up and make the success of this venture a priority.

What first started as a presence in the Bozeman and Billings Farmers Market, the D&D West…read moreGreenhouse also had a small roadside stand in Livingston, a half-way point. From there D&D built this shop, including the greenhouse, and opened this more permanent stand. Local vegetables, meats, jars of relishes, pickled oddities (!), some salads, jams and jellies are all ready for the choosing. As expected, the vegetable inventory changes, and right now tomatoes, potatoes, onions are plentiful. Also sold here are locally raised meats (chicken, pork, duck, beef, lamb) including sausages and brats. I also noticed bison meat and duck. They were sold out of eggs - both the free-range chicken and duck eggs, though, so that must be a call-ahead-to-be-sure item. There was enough in this store to make a meal, between the proteins, the vegetables and available breads and cookies. It's a perfect spot for picking up things for a camping trip, or a day trip, to Yellowstone, or to stock up and savor later. D&D has two small greenhouses at this location with potted flowers and plants, patio planters and hanging baskets. The person working that day was very helpful when I was looking for a plant for a low light location. She spent a lot of time explaining things and even noted what I was looking at was on a two-for-one special that weekend. There's also an on-line store, but like the market itself, may only be open seasonally. Stop in, support the local community, and know what you're getting is locally grown or produced. Anything left over is donated to the local food pantries, a nice touch.

We were traveling, so could not bring a lot of the fresh tomatoes home with us. They have a variety…read moreof local products, but not all. Friendly staff