Farm Freshness at the Market
Fresh and local at the market.
The market opens for the regular season on Tuesday, April 15th, from 4 to 6 pm.
Regular season hours -
Tuesday - 4 to 6 pm
Friday - 11 to 2
Saturday 9 to noon
Farm fresh produce, locally raised meats, herbs, honey, jams and jellies 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 beekeeper, farmer, baker, rancher .....
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 food stamp customers can buy. It costs you nothing but reaps big dividends in healthier families and healthier farms!
Want to volunteer at the market? Click here. Fill out the form & drop it by the market.
Regular season hours -
Tuesday - 4 to 6 pm
Friday - 11 to 2
Saturday 9 to noon
Farm fresh produce, locally raised meats, herbs, honey, jams and jellies 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 beekeeper, farmer, baker, rancher .....
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 food stamp customers can buy. It costs you nothing but reaps big dividends in healthier families and healthier farms!
Want to volunteer at the market? Click here. Fill out the form & drop it by the market.
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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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