Saturdays from 9 to noon
Farm fresh produce, baked goods, herbs, jams and jellies, humanely raised meats and so much more can be found at the Webb City Farmers Market. Founded in 2000, the market has grown to more than 55 vendors that provide the community with fresh, local food. We are a producer-only market so you are buying directly from the farmer, baker, rancher, beekeeper ....
Farm fresh produce, baked goods, herbs, jams and jellies, humanely raised meats and so much more can be found at the Webb City Farmers Market. Founded in 2000, the market has grown to more than 55 vendors that provide the community with fresh, local food. We are a producer-only market so you are buying directly from the farmer, baker, rancher, beekeeper ....
Addressing COVID-19 at our Market
We believe the Webb City Farmers Market is an essential food resource, and plays an integral part in our local food system. It is second nature here at WCFM to abide by all food safety laws and regulations. We have taken precautions at our market since February 28th and continue to add safety protocols as needed.
If you attend the first hour of market, please wear a mask since it is usually more crowded. If you don't want to wear a mask, please shop during the last two hours of market when there is more room to socially distance.
We believe the Webb City Farmers Market is an essential food resource, and plays an integral part in our local food system. It is second nature here at WCFM to abide by all food safety laws and regulations. We have taken precautions at our market since February 28th and continue to add safety protocols as needed.
If you attend the first hour of market, please wear a mask since it is usually more crowded. If you don't want to wear a mask, please shop during the last two hours of market when there is more room to socially distance.
- We ask that your shopping group practice social distancing by keeping 6 feet from others.
- Vendors have been spaced out throughout the pavilion and all tables removed from the center aisle to help prevent crowding.
Click here to learn more about the market.
Always fresh local produce & more! Always live music performances! Always tasty meals!
Animals are not permitted inside the market pavilion or the kids tent due to food code requirements.
Any animal specifically trained to provide a service to a person with a disability is always welcome.
For Information on the 2021 Tomato School, click here.
Always fresh local produce & more! Always live music performances! Always tasty meals!
Animals are not permitted inside the market pavilion or the kids tent due to food code requirements.
Any animal specifically trained to provide a service to a person with a disability is always welcome.
For Information on the 2021 Tomato School, click here.
Want to volunteer at the market?
Stop by the market information table to learn how.
Sign up for Amazon's donation program by clicking here. Choose the Webb City Farmers Market as your charity and .5% of your qualified Smile.Amazon purchases (same company just a different web site) will go to the market's program to increase the amount of produce our WIC customers can buy. It costs you nothing but reaps big dividends in healthier families and healthier farms!
Another great way to support the market's food WIC program is to list the market on your wedding/birthday/other celebration registry. Feed your neighbors in need with your celebration!
Stop by the market information table to learn how.
Sign up for Amazon's donation program by clicking here. Choose the Webb City Farmers Market as your charity and .5% of your qualified Smile.Amazon purchases (same company just a different web site) will go to the market's program to increase the amount of produce our WIC customers can buy. It costs you nothing but reaps big dividends in healthier families and healthier farms!
Another great way to support the market's food WIC program is to list the market on your wedding/birthday/other celebration registry. Feed your neighbors in need with your celebration!
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We love our musicians -
including the talented Lee Ann Sours, above, and the Green Earth Band that you hear playing The Farmers Market song.
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