Our indoor market spans 20,000 feet and hosts a wide array of curated items from across the Midwest Topeka Vendors Market is seeking unique artisans, collectors, makers, dealers, artists, upcyclers, refinishers, and vendors to join our vibrant community. Located on the same block as Topeka Social and just one block east of the Downtown Ramada, TVM offers a wide array of treasures. Our market features handmade items, home décor, soaps, candles, furniture, art, jewelry, vintage items, eclectic collectibles, and so much more! Support Local Small Business in a Big Way at Topeka Vendors Market Explore two floors of beautiful & unique finds. Do you have questions or comments? Send us a message, and we will get back to you soon!
The Saturday morning hour between 8 to 9 AM will be designated an “elevated risk hour,” reserved for those over 60 or with health factors that put them at an elevated risk of complications from COVID-19. Space will be added between stalls to allow for social distancing. Walkways will be widened to maintain 6 feet between customers. Market attendees and essential producers are requested to wear masks or face coverings, however we understand not everyone can wear once for medical reasons. The market president will circulate the market to help encourage adherence to safety protocols. Customers are requested to not handle produce prior to purchase.
Paramount Antique Malls and Marketplace. Three locations in Wichita and Augusta KS feature antiques, vintage and collectibles in a combined 95000 sq.ft. of shopping!
City of Parsons accepting applications for full-time Equipment Operator and Maintenance Worker positions ,,,,, Water Treatment Plant Operator The Parsons Farmers Market gives residents throughout southeast Kansas the opportunity to purchase locally grown fruits, vegetables, nuts and honey. In addition, the market has bedding plants, vegetables, hanging baskets, baked goods, handmade jellies, crafts, etc. There is currently no vendor fees at the market. The market is open from April to October (weather permitting) and is located North of Forest Park on Broadway between Heacock and 13th Streets. Vendors from a 50-mile radius of Parsons are encouraged to participate. We welcome new vendors and items! For further information, contact Lauren Coover, 620-687-0122 lcoover@gmail.com Please visit the Facebook page for up-to-date, daily information - "Parsons Farmers Market" under the food/groc...
The MHK Farmer’s Market has been a staple in our community for more than 40 years Established in 1979, the Downtown Farmers Market of Manhattan is one of the oldest markets in the state. It has a rich history of local producers bringing fresh meats, vegetables, breads and baked goods to the Manhattan area each week. You will discover many local crafters bringing handmade jewelry, soaps, woodworking and other art mediums to the market. The market is held at 3rd and Leavenworth in the Dillard’s west parking lot every Saturday throughout the whole year. We are closed the two Saturdays closest to and after Christmas Day. Hours are from 8 a.m. until 1 p.m. every Saturday, from April through October. During the winter months of November through March, our market begins at 9 a.m.
Breadbasket Farmers Market sets up outside every Saturday from 7:30 am to 1 pm, April 4 through November 21, 2026, on the south side of the Furniture Mall of Kansas parking lot at West Ridge Mall in Topeka. The market runs as a tobacco free event all season.
The Downtown Topeka Farmers Market has run since 1930 and sets up each Saturday from April through October at SW 6th and Harrison in downtown Topeka. Farmers, bakers, crafters, woodworkers, ranchers and other local makers sell their goods from 7:30 am to noon. New sellers apply online and must review the market handbook and by laws before submitting an application to the board.
Kansas Grown! Farmers Market, founded in 1989, is Kansas's largest member owned farmers market, with locations in Wichita and Andover. More than 100 vendors sell fresh produce, meats, honey, baked goods, flowers and other Kansas grown products, with live entertainment and cooking demonstrations at the market.
Kansas Grown! Farmers Market, founded in 1989, is the largest member owned farmers market in Kansas, with more than 100 vendors at its Wichita location at 7001 West 21st Street and a second site in Andover. Shoppers can find fruit, vegetables, meat, eggs, honey, baked goods, flowers and art, along with live entertainment and cooking demonstrations.
Downtown Topeka Farmers Market has run every Saturday morning since the 1930s, April through October, at SW 6th and Harrison. This year's market kicks off Saturday, April 4, from 7:30 am to noon, drawing thousands of shoppers each week to browse produce and meet local vendors.
City Hall offices and Lenexa Old Town Activity Center will be closed for Labor Day on Monday, Sept. 7. Other facilities have adjusted hours. Fresh vegetables, fruit, meat, eggs, baked goods, flowers, body care products and more! The Lenexa Farmers Market sells only products that are locally grown, raised or made within 250 miles or throughout Kansas. Each Saturday and Tuesday during the Market season, you can expect a great selection of products from vendors who care about providing you the very best. SNAP benefits accepted. A Double Up Food Bucks match program. Saturdays, April 25–Oct. 31, 2026: 8 a.m. to noon Tuesdays, May 26– Aug. 25, 2026: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Lenexa civic campus parking garage, 17201 W. 87th St. Pkwy., Lenexa, KS 66219
The Olathe Farmers Market offers a variety of baked goods, flowers, fresh produce, plants and more. Most items are produced regionally within 250 miles of Olathe. The Farmers Market is open at two locations, Downtown Olathe (219 W Loula St.) and Black Bob Park , on Saturdays from April 25 to Oct. 24, and at Black Bob Park on Wednesdays from May 6 to Sept. 30, 7:30 a.m. until items are sold. Please note that while all vendors accept cash, only some will accept credit/debit cards. *Vendors who purchase a full year of Saturdays will receive Wednesdays for free. The Farmers Market provides a means for individuals to sell primarily regionally-grown fresh produce, plants, and flowers. This market is not intended to operate as a wholesale outlet. Free viewers are required for some of the attached documents.
This outdoor market sets up every Monday from 4 to 6:30 pm at the Overbrook and Osage County Fairgrounds, 510 North Cedar Street in Overbrook, Kansas. The season runs from Memorial Day through Labor Day, with local produce, eggs, honey, baked goods, pies, and soaps for sale. Shoppers can also find crafts and food trucks at the market.
Osage City, Kansas, is a small vibrant town nestled in the heart of the Flint Hills region, about 40 miles south of Topeka. This charming community blends rural beauty with a strong sense of local pride. Known for its rich history, Osage City is named after the Osage Nation, whose people once inhabited the area. The town offers a peaceful, tight-knit atmosphere, where residents enjoy a slower pace of life with access to all essential amenities. Local businesses, friendly faces, and a variety of community events create a welcoming vibe for both newcomers and long-time residents. Osage City is a thriving community! Classic cars and chrome will shine in downtown Osage City every spring, where vintage beauties line the streets and the rumble of engines brings back memories of simpler times. Join them for this cherished tradition where car enthusiasts share stories, families make memories,...
This weekly market sets up every Wednesday at the Yates Center Historic Town Square. Local growers and makers bring homegrown produce and handmade goods as part of RevitalizeYC's push to support the town's Main Street district.
Fort Scott Farmers’ Market is a farmer driven and managed market. The farmers work hard to produce the very finest produce available. They also provide a great venue for community organizations to promote their mission and raise funds. Our producers are focused on fresh locally produced farm products. Farm fresh produce, meats, baked goods, homemade crafts, and more. Under the Gathering Square Pavilion on Skubitz Plaza, at 111 N. National Ave. The Fort Scott Farmers Market takes place each Saturday, 8 AM-12 noon and each Tuesday, 4-6 PM during season (April through October). Stop to get coffee or breakfast and shop at the many unique boutiques while you’re in historic downtown!
The Delano Community Farmers' Market was a weekday evening market providing fresh produce to Wichita's urban dwellers. Located just west of downtown, the market was convenient for commuters on their way home. The Delano Community Farmers Market lost it's venue in 2014. Since then, a small group has been looking for a suitable place to re-open the market. If you are interested in working on a committee to identify a new venue and get the market back open, please contact market@historicdelano.com . If you are interested in Delano United's local food initiatives click here In 2011 the Delano Community Farmers Market won 1st Place as Kansas' Favorite Farmers Market among Boutique Markets (those with 15 or fewer vendors) and 19th Nationwide!
The Capitol Midweek Farmers Market sets up every Wednesday from 7:30 am to noon, from May through mid October, on the south side of the Kansas State Capitol between Jackson Street and Topeka Boulevard. New vendors review the market handbook and by laws first, then submit an application online or by mail. Yearly membership costs 50 dollars plus a 350 dollar seasonal stall fee, with 175 dollars for each additional stall.
