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 .....
The Pavilion is enclosed & heated for Winter Market!
Meals, Music and Special Events -
Saturday, April 21 - Opening Day for the Regular Season!!!
Music - Red Bridge Bluegrass
Cooking for a Cause breakfast benefits WCHS Project Graduation
Free seedlings from Mid-Missouri Bank - choice of Serviceberry, Wild Plum, Deciduous Holly, Spicebush and Rose Mallow
Frozen chili fundraiser for market's WIC program
For the kids - simple face painting - let's fill the pavilion with faces like Peppa Pig and her friends, an operating model train with Peppa Pig characters, and Clickety Clack - We're Reading down the Track - see the market facebook page for free ticket reservations
Grower Training - Blackberries!!! Call 417 483-8139 for information or to register.
April 25, 1:00 - 4:00pm. MU Southwest Research Center, 14548Highway H, Mt Vernon, MO 65712 - Overview of blackberry production, RCA trellis and thornless blackberry research, with first year results, Blackberry pest management with an emphasis on spotted wing drosophila. $10 registration per attendee.
April 26, 1:00 - 4:00pm. Farmington Community Library, 23500 Liberty Street, Farmington, MO and area blackberry farm - Overview of blackberry production, RCA trellis and thornless blackberry research, with first year results, Blackberry pest management with an emphasis on spotted
wing drosophila. $10 registration per attendee.
Want to volunteer at the market? Click here. Fill out the form & drop it by the market.
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!
Another great way to support the market's food stamp program is to list the market on your wedding/birthday/other celebration registry (see tab under "more" above). Feed your neighbors in need with your celebration!
The Pavilion is enclosed & heated for Winter Market!
Meals, Music and Special Events -
Saturday, April 21 - Opening Day for the Regular Season!!!
Music - Red Bridge Bluegrass
Cooking for a Cause breakfast benefits WCHS Project Graduation
Free seedlings from Mid-Missouri Bank - choice of Serviceberry, Wild Plum, Deciduous Holly, Spicebush and Rose Mallow
Frozen chili fundraiser for market's WIC program
For the kids - simple face painting - let's fill the pavilion with faces like Peppa Pig and her friends, an operating model train with Peppa Pig characters, and Clickety Clack - We're Reading down the Track - see the market facebook page for free ticket reservations
Grower Training - Blackberries!!! Call 417 483-8139 for information or to register.
April 25, 1:00 - 4:00pm. MU Southwest Research Center, 14548Highway H, Mt Vernon, MO 65712 - Overview of blackberry production, RCA trellis and thornless blackberry research, with first year results, Blackberry pest management with an emphasis on spotted wing drosophila. $10 registration per attendee.
April 26, 1:00 - 4:00pm. Farmington Community Library, 23500 Liberty Street, Farmington, MO and area blackberry farm - Overview of blackberry production, RCA trellis and thornless blackberry research, with first year results, Blackberry pest management with an emphasis on spotted
wing drosophila. $10 registration per attendee.
Want to volunteer at the market? Click here. Fill out the form & drop it by the market.
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!
Another great way to support the market's food stamp program is to list the market on your wedding/birthday/other celebration registry (see tab under "more" above). 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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