Farmers markets in Tucson
8 farmers markets and 2 farm stands in Tucson, AZ.
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Farmers markets 8
- St. Phillips Plaza Market · The plaza market can be found on the southeast corner of River Rd. and Campbell Ave. Private business parking lot
- Downtown Farmers' Market · 101 N. Stone Ave., South lawn of Main Library
- El Pueblo Seasonal Mobile Market · Irvington Rd. & S. 6th Ave., El Rio Clinic Parking Lot
- Food Bank Farmers' Market · 3003 S. Country Club Rd.
- Maynards Twilight Market · 400 N. Toole Ave.
- Northwest Farmers' Market · 6200 N. La Cholla Blvd.
- Santa Cruz River Farmers' Market · 100 S. Avenida del Convento
- Udall Park Farmers Market
Farm stands 2
- Our Garden · On Stallion Pl. just off Columbus Blvd., 2 miles east of Hwy. 77.
- Elderberry Edibles CSA & Market Garden · Between Speedway & Tanque Verde Rd, just north of the TV wash on the east side of the road.
Buying at a market in Tucson
When is the farmers market in Tucson?
Times vary by market and most run seasonally. Each market below shows its hours where the organiser has given them, and where exactly to find it on the site.
Can I pay with SNAP or EBT at Tucson farmers markets?
0 of the 10 listed here are recorded as accepting SNAP or EBT. Each market page says which.
What is the difference between a farmers market and a farm stand?
A farmers market is a recurring event where many sellers take a stall. A farm stand is one farm selling what it grows, at its own place. You can buy at both; a home baker can only take a stall at the first.