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4th of July at the Santa Fe Farmers' Market!
Fresh Food, Friends, and
Cook with the Chef Special Event
Come find everything you need to make your 4th of July barbeque complete: salad, summer squash, cherries, potatoes, bread, goat cheese, organic and grassfed meats, and a lot more tasty locally grown food!
Stick around for some free samples at Cook with the Chef! Learn to cook what's in season with Joel Coleman of Santa Fe's Mauka, this Saturday, July 4th, 10-11am at the Santa Fe Farmers' Market in the Railyard.
Every Sunday, 11am-4pm
at the Santa Fe Farmers' Market
The New Sunday Community Fair!
Sunday Community Fair features local artists and craftspeople from New Mexico, as well as farmers, musicians, food and entertainment! Get the latest info about the new weekly event at www.santafefarmersmarket.com/scf
New highlights at the Fair include:
- Santa Fe's own award-winning California Pastrami on-site serving delicious salads, burgers, pastrami, and more
- Santa Fe Farmers' Market Community Booth featuring all local products, such as goat cheese, jams, chutneys, and more!
Southside Market is Now Open
Every Thursday, 3pm-6pm
Southside Markets feature beautiful, fresh fruits, vegetables, honey, and more, sold by friendly local farmers! Plenty of free parking is available at the Southside Market. EBT/SNAP and WIC checks are welcome. Markets are located at Santa Fe Place parking lot, in front of JCPenny, at Zafarano Drive and Rodeo Road (see map)
The Farmers' Market is Open Every Tuesday and Saturday in the Santa Fe Railyard! 7am-Noon
Get your fresh greens, cherries, berries, peas, sprouts, tomatoes, cucumbers, root veggies, eggs, cheeses, meats, baked goods, fresh-cut flowers, teas, dried chile, original crafts, body care products, lavender plants, houseplants, bedding plants, and much more! The Santa Fe Farmers' Market also features live music, a breakfast/lunch concession, and a cooking and gardening gift shop. Saturday farmers' markets are open year round at the new Railyard site. The address is 1607 Paseo de Peralta (at S. Guadalupe St). (See Google map) Ample parking is available across Paseo de Peralta behind Warehouse 21 and down La Familia Way (right past the signs). At the end of La Familia Way is the entrance to the indoor parking garage. Follow the signs. For more detailed directions, see: www.santafefarmersmarket.com/map
WIC and EBT are accepted on all Market days by qualifying vendors. For more information about New Mexico WIC, please visit: http://www.health.state.nm.us/phd/wicsite/index.php and for more information about the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) (formerly known as the Food Stamp program), please visit: http://www.fns.usda.gov/fsp/
Want to get your hands in the soil?
Learn about the Santa Fe Farmers' Market's new Volunteer Program at www.santafefarmersmarket.com/volunteer
Our radio program "La Voz de Santa Fe Farmers Market with Miguel Gallegos" on Que Suave 810 AM is back! Tune in for interviews with farmers, farmers' market news, and what's happening in Northern New Mexico agriculture, every Wednesday at 4:30pm.
Win a Fabulous Prize or a Farmers' Market Shopping Spree through the Santa Fe Farmers Market Institute's 2009 Raffle!
Final drawing happens August 29th; need not be present to win. Raffle tickets available at the Saturday Market, or weekdays at the Institute's administrative office at 1607 Paseo de Peralta, or by calling 505.983.7726. For details about prizes and drawings, click to see PDF.
Dog-Sitting at the Market
Due to New Mexico Environment Department regulations, dogs are not allowed inside the Farmers Market (in the pavilion or in the vending area) with the exception of service dogs. A group of volunteers is providing dog-sitting service at the Market entrance on Paseo de Peralta. These volunteers will hold your furry friend while you shop. There is no charge for this service, but donations are accepted and encouraged. All donations are given to a dog charity. (Ask the person holding the dog which charity is receiving the donations that week.)
The Market and the SF Farmers Market Institute would like to thank all our donors, the Trust for Public Lands, the Santa Fe Railyard Community Corporation, past and present mayors and city councilors, and the people of Santa Fe for providing a permanant, affordable home for the small farmers of Northern New Mexico to keep local agriculure alive and preserve our traditions for generations to come. Without this support, we would not be here!
The Pavilion will be available for event rentals when the Market is not in session. For more information about having your event at the market hall, click here.
- See the latest photos (updated June 24th!) of the construction of our permanent home here!
- See the latest newsletter from the Santa Fe Farmers' Market Institute and learn about the progess being made on the new building: FreshNews (click for PDF)
Did you know that the Santa Fe Farmers Market only allows vendors from 15 counties of Northern New Mexico? Also 80% of the ingredients in the baked goods, processed foods, and crafts sold by our vendors are grown in these 15 counties. We have the strictest rules of any farmers market we are aware of.
The Santa Fe Farmers Market and KSFR, Santa Fe Public Radio team up to bring you a fresh audio treat every week! "Gardens, Food, & Santa Fe" is broadcast live from the Market every Saturday. Tune in to KSFR (101.1 FM) Saturdays at 10am, or you can listen to past episodes of the show right here!
Keep up to date with events and products in season at the Market through our low-traffic email announcement list!
