Our first time here, the farmer's market was small but has a lot to offer They had various food…read moretrucks, baked treats, paintings, fresh produce, and so much more. They are open 2pm- 8pm, so we will definitely be back for dinner. The area was small but packed with so much goodies like the famous Dubai chocolate, pies, and even fresh meats. The people here were super nice and willing to take the time to explain the various products they have for sale. You will not leave empty handed, they have something for everyone.

This Sanctuary is wonderful to the animals and especially the Parrots. They must have over 50…read moresurrendered cockatoos. (The most popular and unfortunately the breed most surrendered due to clingy noisy emotional toddler behavior, plus they live 60 to 80 yrs) I have been to local dance and musical performances here. The trees and waterscapes help during these hot summer months.

Gilcrease Orchard got me hooked on Armenian cucumbers! I tried them for the first time because they…read moregrow them here. So glad I tried them as I prefer them over traditional grocery store cucumber varieties. I noticed that there are are description cards providing detailed information on most of the goods made available at the registers. During the hottest months of the year, we make a plan prior to arriving right when they open, so we can get in and out quickly and efficiently as possible minimizing heat and sun exposure.

This market is indoor. It is a fantastic place for local artisans, bakers, artists and crafters to…read moredisplay and sell their handmade, hand grown goods without breaking the bank on booth vendor spaces and on advertising. It is in a great location, with alot of foot traffic. There is plenty of advertising for the monthly events on every forum and enough time in advance for preparation. Pitchfork Pantry is the host and Sheri Hester Shaw, owner is dedicated to inspiring others, motivated to get Kingmans people healthier and happier by offering home made goods at a convenience. I give Pitchfork Pantry rave reviews!

I don't even know if it's still a business. I called the number, it was wrong, and she was rude. If…read morethis is a real business, update your info please.

This Farmers Market has continued to grow over the years and offers everything. It's one of the…read moremost popular and always has an "event" vibe. I enjoy seeing families out together and also many bring their dogs. Perfect location for other shopping and dining experiences as well.

The best farmers market in all of Las Vegas. What was so great is it's open air affordability and…read moreduring the Covid times they stayed open by allowing people to drive through. Fill out a piece of paper with what they wanted and then the vendors would bring them to one person who would then put them into your car. They took care of the community and they took care of their vendors and kept it open. They're always changing up the items and suppliers and you could have a great time sampling and buying some of the best pastries, fruits, and vegetables and specialties from Las Vegas in California

One of the better farmers markets IMO that is nestled neatly along a walkway in Bruce Trent park…read more Nice variety of vendors. A couple of food trucks too. The trees and park amenities near and along the sidewalk lined by vendor tents make this farmers market very cozy and visually enhance the experience. There was a musician set up nearby providing live music. I think it is worth visiting this farmers market throughout the year as some of the produce offered is limited seasonal.

They have everything from eggs, honey, sour dough, baked goods, hummus, sauces, jerky, jewelry,…read moreproduce, spices ect... you name it..its here. Everyone is extremely friendly here. Everything is very very fresh. Im hooked. Bruce tent park is a perfect place to hold these events.

April 26, 2026 I like a good flea market and in the West,…read morethey're called Swap Meets. Well, this swap meet is one of my favorite's when visiting Vegas. I wear six-gauge jewelry in my ears and have a place I go to inside the market. La Moda has a great selection and good prices. You can find almost anything throughout the swap meet from health herbs to exotic live snakes. There are a few food eateries as well. There is a small fee to enter and since I'm a Senior (over 60, not high school), it costs 50 cents. Fantastic Swap Meet is a good place to explore whether you're looking to buy something or not. I guarantee you won't walk out empty handed.

The entrance fee for each adult is $1. The market is large and a bit difficult to navigate, since…read moreit is my first time. i felt a bit confused and lost at times. Some shops can be on the higher end of the price side. There is one shop that sells cute " happy potato keychains" for an awesome price of $5!. The other shops can be expensive. here are a few photos and videos. It was cool to see an axolotl for the first time.

Few food trucks and the prices of food both being sold and at the trucks were sky high. Cookies at…read morethe stand started at $8-9 a cookie. The booths were not worthwhile. Lots of tents were selling nothing worthwhile. I had a quick 20 min trip but that's pushing it.

I solemnly swear to visit the Las Vegas Farmer's Market at Bruce Trent Park every Wednesday (if…read moreonly to get my Ruse Vegan Kitchen fix). This small farmer's market is open 2-8PM. While visiting in the midst of summer is mind numbingly hot, the market makes the heat (more or less) tolerable because the vendors are all arranged in the shade. Produce wise, there were 2 vendors. The first had maybe 5 tables full of veggies and fruits. The second vendor was smaller and only sold cherries, strawberries and grapes. If you're looking for nuts, there's plenty of that here too. I picked up 2 bags of pistachios, 1 container of spicy corn nuts, and 2 bags of dried fruit for $20. Besides Ruse Vegan Kitchen, there was a Crawfish place where we grabbed some fries ($4) and canned sodas. The Art Coffee Bus was also in attendance along with 2 other food trucks. The Las Vegas Farmer's Market at Bruce Trent Park may not be the biggest market in town, but it's worth a visit if you live nearby. YELP'S 2018 REVIEW CHALLENGE: #18

Nice little market at the district. We only purchased fresh bread there. But I saw a lot of cool…read morevendors. District also has very cute little splash pad- so kids can play and burn some energy. Live music. Even if it's just a small stroll through- very cute little market! Open - every Thursday 9am-1pm.

Decided to just swing on by on a Friday morning since we happened to be in the parking lot anyway…read more My biggest disappointment was that there wasn't more booths and it wasn't real big. The booths we did see were a dessert booth which had tiramisu samples and more. They also had pies and breads but I was too stuffed at the time to want desserts, so maybe next time I'll buy one. There was one selling honey and popcorn, samples galore! The honey was delicious. Chips and salsa were out as well but of course you mostly come for the produce. They had apples, grapes, oranges, lemons, avocados, carrots, zucchini, onions, cherry tomatoes, tomatoes, garlic, string beans and so much more I can't even remember it all. The apples were AMAZING! The cherry tomatoes were so good too and I don't generally eat them alone. Everything we got was excellent and full of so much flavor. Everything beat what the grocery stores deliver any day.