Farmers’ Market Season is here! Running May through October, the Omaha Area Farmers’ Markets are great for supporting local and celebrating local food by stocking up on everything from healthy produce, cheese, flowers, and handmade products.
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Farmers’ Markets In + Around Omaha
Omaha Farmers Market
Saturday Old Market | 8am-12:30pm | Old Market District (11th & Jackson Omaha)
Sunday Askarben Village Market | 9am-1pm | Askarben Village (67th & Mercy Road Omaha)
The Omaha Farmers Market features produce, herbs, plants, fresh-cut flowers, meats, baked goods, cheese, eggs, prepared foods, crafts, and additional specialty items.
Barreras Farm Market
14449 F. St. Omaha, NE
Papillion Farmers Market
Wednesdays | 5 PM to 8 PM | May 22 – August 14
City Park in Papillion, NE
At the Papillion Farmers Market you will find fresh produce, home baked goods, organic soaps, freshly made food ready to eat such as BBQ and enchiladas. There are also a variety of home based business that have great products for everyday living.
Council Bluffs Farmers Market
Thursdays | 4:30 PM to 7:30 PM | May 16 to September 26
100 Pearl Street, Council Bluffs, IA
Located in historic Bayliss Park, our Farmers Market features seasonal and weekly vendors selling a variety of farm-raised and processed products, prepared food items, and handmade crafts.
Gifford Park Neighborhood Market
Fridays | 5 PM to 8 PM | Starting June 7
Gifford Park 520 N 33rd St, Omaha, NE
Stock up on your produce, proteins, and grains for the week. Be on the look out for your favorite vendors and a few new ones this year.
Bellevue, Nebraska Farmers’ Market
Saturdays | 8am-12pm | June 1 – October 5
Washington Park: 2001 Franklin Street, Bellevue, NE
Grab a fresh coffee, hot mini doughnuts, biscuits & gravy or vegan breakfast item and come shop! Fresh produce, free range chicken, gluten free items, baked goods, natural beauty products, salt free spices, natural dog treats, crafts, semi precious stones, jewelry, jams/jelly, ethnic foods, honey, eggs, microgreens, and more!
If you have a Omaha Area Farmers’ Market you would like included in this guide, please send your information to [email protected].
