Downtown Growers' Market

Tina Moore 3 months ago

Great place to get some fresh bread & veggies. Lots of local vendors.

Anthony Castro 3 months ago

One of the best farmer markets in town. It's seems every Saturday is the farmers market. This is the place to get fresh veggies, honey and unique items like mushroom coffee. There is live music usually. There is also a lot of food vendors. So if you want to get a breakfast burrito they are quite tasty. I recommend the corn on the cob. Usually lively. Don't expect there to be a lot of bathrooms and there is usually a line. But come to experience it and see one of the best things Albuquerque has to offer.

Kc Dean a year ago

Wanted to tell you, I am not a person built for marketplaces. However, I am trying to burst out of my shell and start to participate in the things I believe in Such as local grown crops! So the adventure began Saturday morning yesterday, August 30, Neighbor and I journey into the farmers market. She had told me so much about. I have sad news to tell you, actually it’s just sad news for me, I have not yet reached financial ability to shop or eat, where my morals have grown to. But , this was a great experience, nonetheless. This was the collective and organized farmers market, showing the absolute best of Albuquerque putting on display the many different family owned farms getting together and selling their goods in a peaceful environment with family and animals pets, and possibly the only example of community connecting without a horrific drama I have seen since I’ve moved here five years ago. I will say this much. …. From what I was told each one of those people had to pay a fee for their booth. If we really do want to see change in our community, and as many grants are as are given to CNM to improve properties, they improve two years prior and grants given to the town to re

Patty Allread Edited a year ago

Downtown Growers Market is so much fun! It is located in a tiny park in downtown Albuquerque and is open Saturday mornings from 8 am to noon. Farmers from surrounding areas bring their produce, herbs, flowers and plants to sell. Some are labeled “organic” and other farms do not have that certification but are at least pesticide-free. There are many other vendors selling meats, baked goods, jewelry, pottery and art. Great place to grab coffee and shop! Parking is challenging. Either arrive very early (before 8am) or be prepared to park in a nearby neighborhood and then walk.

Ranch Boss a year ago

I was there as they opened. Glad I was. By the time we left the place with shoulder shoulder. Lots of fun things to see and buy. Enjoy talking tothe vendors. It's been a few years since I have been, but it is definitely a must do.