Farmers market · Central NM
Corrales Growers' Market
A village market in the Corrales bosque with produce, eggs, honey, baked goods, and plants from local growers.
No fee
Farmers markets across New Mexico — seasons, market days and hours, local produce and goods, and which markets accept SNAP and Double Up Food Bucks.
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A village market in the Corrales bosque with produce, eggs, honey, baked goods, and plants from local growers.
Albuquerque's downtown market in Robinson Park, blending local growers with live music, prepared food, and makers. A SNAP and Double Up Food Bucks market.
A large twice-weekly market filling downtown Main Street with southern New Mexico produce, Hatch and Mesilla Valley chile in season, and a celebrated juried crafts section.
A summer market on Mesa Public Library's lot with mountain-grown produce, baked goods, and prepared food.
A Sunday market in the Santa Fe Farmers' Market Pavilion at the Railyard, dedicated to local artisans and small creative businesses — jewelry, textiles, ceramics, art, and other handmade goods from more than 60 northern New Mexico makers. Run by the Santa Fe Farmers' Market Institute; distinct from the Saturday/Tuesday growers' market at the same Railyard site.
One of the oldest and largest farmers markets in the country, anchoring the Santa Fe Railyard. Growers from across northern New Mexico bring produce, chile, eggs, meat, honey, and prepared foods; everything sold is grown or made by the vendor in northern New Mexico.