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SANTA
FE FARMERS' MARKET, NEW MEXICO
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The
Santa Fe Farmers Market operates
every Tuesday and Saturday, 7
AM-12 Noon, late April - October
in the Railyard, 530 South Guadalupe.
It also operates every Thursday
evening, 3-7 PM, from July - September
at the County Fairgrounds on Rodeo
Road. November-April the Market
operates indoors at El Museo Cultural,
Saturdays 9AM-1PM.
With
over 100 small growers participating,
the Santa Fe Farmers' Market is
the largest in New Mexico and
one of the best known in the country.
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Vendors
may only sell agricultural products they grew
themselves in the 15 county region, or crafts
and processed items they have made with agricultural
products from the area.
You
can find hundreds of varieties of fresh, locally-grown
fruits and vegetables, some available year-round.
In addition to seasonal produce, you can always
find quality meats, dairy, and eggs; flowers
and houseplants; traditional dried foods; superb
baked goods; jams, jellies, and honeys; tantalizing
body care and herbal products; and original
crafts and homespun garments. During the planting
season, you can also find compost, worms, and
a marvelous selection of bedding plants. Please
refer to the
crop calendar for more details.
The market has a long stretch
outdoors next to the train station...
Where you will find.. excellent
local produce.
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Lot's
of sampling can be found along the strecth
from pepper to baby corn to chilis...
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Sauteed Padron Peppers
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Baby Corn
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Chilis
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Baby Grilling Corn (B&B
Farm)
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Chesnok Garlic
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And
the market continues inside the Market Pavillion...
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| Artisan Eggs from Fat Goat
Farm, La Puebla New Mexico |
The Succulent Garden--
Santa Fe NM.
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Organic grass-fed lamb
from New Mexico
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