The newly renovated Overland Park Farmers' Market is a fantastic refresh, offering both indoor and…read moreoutdoor shopping spaces filled with locally grown produce, fresh meats, baked goods, spices, flowers, artisan products, and much more. We arrived early to beat the crowds, and it was definitely worth it. Parking seems much improved thanks to expanded lots and additional street parking throughout the surrounding area. The busiest stop by far was Nitchals Farm, where nearly 25 people were already lined up at 7:30 a.m. waiting for homegrown tomatoes and fresh produce. Not wanting to miss out (a little FOMO never hurts!), we joined the line ourselves. While we waited, several people couldn't stop talking about how good their tomatoes are, so it felt like we made the right choice. Another favorite was Bazaar Spice, which offers an impressive selection of spices available by the scoop or in bottles. We picked up two bottles for $15 and chose the Italian Blend and Salsa Blend, both of which smelled amazing. Every vendor we visited was welcoming and friendly, and there was an incredible variety of high-quality products throughout the market. It's easy to see why this has become such a popular community destination. We're already looking forward to making it part of our weekly summer routine. A few tips: - Arrive early for the best selection, especially if you're hoping to grab fresh tomatoes. - Bring a few large reusable shopping bags--you'll likely leave with more than you planned! Current Market Hours - Saturdays: 7:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. (April 18 - September 26) - Wednesdays: 7:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. (June 3 - September 2) - Fall Saturdays: 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. (October 3 - November 21)

Closed last year, back open this season, and honestly better for it. This place is huge -- I lost…read morecount somewhere around booth 30. Food, honey, maybe 50 kinds of jam, bison sausage, you name it, there's something for everybody. Only knock is I wish there'd been more coffee vendors, but the croissants more than made up for it. They corral off the surrounding streets for the market, so budget for parking two or three blocks out and walking in -- worth it. Vibe-wise it's got the same energy as the River Market downtown, but way more breathing room between booths, which makes it a lot more approachable if you actually want to browse instead of shuffling shoulder to shoulder. Will be back.

Never been, but the phone number is disconnected, so I can't comment more than that. It was a…read moreletdown since I wanted to check on what they had before driving there since it's out of the way! I won't go without being able to ask. Three stars is for not having a working phone number, but I didn't want to only give one since I know nothing about the business.

Highly recommend stopping by this place. Easy to get to off of I-435, its a shed adjacent to a…read moregarden. Loved the system set up here, just pick out what you want and leave the money. Was really fun pulling up and seeing the chickens. Will be stopping by for sure in the future.

We've been coming here off and on for the last several years. We always look for an older lady…read morenamed Pam that makes awesome Scottish shortbread cookies that wifey loves. Pam also has different crafts that she hand makes. I bought a purse she made for my niece about 2yrs back. My niece loved it! I also look for Hammerschmidt's Farm Stand for their bakings. I've had her mini pies and breads before and loved them. This time I got a mini dutch apple pie and a jar of gumbo rice soup. We like everything we've gotten before. This is a decent sized farmer's market that has vendors that have fresh produce, arts and crafts, local honey, woodworking stuff, and sometimes plants and flowers. They welcome pets on a leash. You gotta come and see for yourselves. A Hui Hou!!

Small yet satisfying. I really like this little farmers market. It's made up of about 20 stalls…read morewith a nice mix of produce, woodcraft, baked goods, and crafts. There's always plenty of parking and the people are really friendly. FPO and I come here for a few things. There's a vegan baker who does some pretty good scones. But, by far our favorite booth is Treasures of Tayside (named for the River Tay, the longest river in Scotland). She makes the most amazing shortbread cookies. I think she said it's a recipe most similar to what you'd find in Glasgow. Lol, we'll put it on the calendar to go there for her cookies. She sells them in little ziplock bags, 4 to a bag. I think it's like, $1.50 a bag. I'm not sure. I see her booth, my eyes glaze over and the next thing I know, there's half a dozen little bags in my hand and I'm headed back to my car. If I'm going there for fruits or vegetables, or something else in particular I have make sure I get those first or they get lost in the shortbread cookie haze.

I really like the Lenexa Public Market. It's pretty good sized and they have lots of seating both…read moreinside and outside. It's clean and they have plenty of options for food and drinks. They have multiple drink vendors including coffee, boba tea, mocktails, cocktails, and beer. There is also a variety of food options from pizza, to sandwiches, to Asian noodles, Pakistani, African, breakfast foods, and donuts. I've only visited a few of the vendors but all have been friendly and service was great. Value is in line with what you see at other similar restaurants. The market is kid friendly and they have lots of games that you can play. Definitely stop by if you're in the area!

I love a good food hall with options for everyone and seating for large groups! I went to Topp'd…read morepizza and got "The Gardner" pizza. It came with a bunch of veggies (including HUGE pieces of artichokes) and added bacon. It was ready in under 10 minutes and was delicious! This place is a great vibe for big groups & even has games from Cardboard Corner to keep everyone entertained.

Sustainably managed and environmentally conscious farm in Kansas City, Kansas by owners Laura and…read moreKatherine. This is their 15th year farming in Kansas City! They grow vegetables using sustainable practices. They sell produce, plants and eggs at the Brookside Farmers' Market on Saturdays at 6425 Wornall Road in Kansas City, MO from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m! I checked them out at the most recent Farmers Market and they had the biggest garlic heads out of every other stand! Prices are reasonable. They also offer a CSA program with home delivery in many areas of the KC metro area via their online store: https://2birdsfarmkc.square.site

Lovelovelove this sweet little farmers market! Not overwhelmingly huge, but still with a solid…read moreselection of products. I especially loved the native plants at City Roots, and it's always nice to see the good people from Messner Bee Farm. There's live music (with room to dance!,) fresh produce, hot food, local artisans, and plenty of green space to stroll through. Parking isn't difficult- lots of street spots, especially if you go later in the evening after other local merchants have closed.

The Mission Farm and Flower Market officially opened at the beginning of June, and is a great…read moreaddition to the shops along Johnson Drive. After an 18 month-long intensive infrastructure project to bring major updates and beautification to Mission's main drag, this local farmer's market, located in a grassy byway along the Rock Creek Trail between Reeds Road and Maple Street, helps add to Mission's "hometown downtown" feel. For those who live in the area, it's easily accessible on foot via the streamway trail and/or Johnson Drive, and for those who drive in, parking is plentiful and easily accessible at city lots at Outlook and on Woodson Rd., which offer access to the trail. Local businesses ScriptPro, Shortstop BP, and Casey Bros. Sinclair along Johnson Drive also have arrangements with the city to allow parking, and there is a ton of angle parking on the street due to the recent upgrades. The market is new, but already has a good number of vendors setting up awnings on every Saturday, 7 a.m. - 1 p.m., through September. In addition to produce vendors, several local shops have kiosks, including Dips and Sips, with their massive cinnamon rolls, and Werner's with their sausages. Vendors also sell popcorn, baked goods, local honey, plants, flowers, cheeses, soaps and lotions, farm fresh eggs, meats, and jams and jellies, to name a few. The market is open air and spread out along a popular dog walking trail, so there is plenty of space for pets, a grassy expanse for kids to play, as well. There was live folk music this morning, and I ran into Mission's mayor and his wife, who noted that bench seating and canopies will be added as the project progresses. As a resident of Mission, one thing I appreciate is a sense of small-town community in an area that's metro-suburban, and projects like this really add to the neighborly, community feel. The first couple of Saturdays of the Market, rain has been an issue, but today's market was sunny and hot, and lots of people, vendor and customer alike, were out early. Lots of visiting with vendors, and just a really great, friendly community experience. I'll look forward to watching this neat new farmer's market grow, from the ground up.

Love shopping local & supporting our farmers & vendors! So glad they continue through the cold…read morewinter months. The winter one is inside City Hall on the second floor. There are elevators and handicap parking spaces available. Plenty to choose from: Baked breads, cheeses, meats, produce, plants, wines, soaps, eggs, jams and more. Everyone is friendly and kind. It's a great supportive community of farmers and vendors.

FPO and I were looking to get out of the house. MAPS Coffee and Chocolates posted on Instagram that…read morethey were going to be at the Lenexa Farmers Market from 8 am - noon. So, social media is good for something other than watching dog videos after all! This was a nice little market. Outdoors. With a lot of local sellers, homemade/scratch made/small batch made items. There were a couple vendors selling produce, meats, and eggs. Several bakers, natural soaps & lotions makers, jams & rubs, BBQ sauces (of course), and ... a beer tasting event. Now that's my kind of farmers market! (I think the beer tasting was a special event, not something that happens every week. Most of the vendors offered hand sanitizer. For the most part people were masked. It was outdoors so of course, not all. And we were there early so it wasn't until we were leaving that it was obvious social distancing didn't always happen. But, over all people were respectful and it was a nice gate

I've supported Cultivate KC for about 7 years now. First it was known as Kansas City Center for…read moreUrban Agriculture (KCCUA). I've participated in a number of their programs and have used some of their services. This is a very good organization whose goal is to enable urban farming in the Greater Kansas City area through education, internships and hands-on experience. A valuable resource for anyone wanting to start up an urban farm, keep up an urban far and/or support urban farming and local food.