Much like the booming Colorado real estate market, Colorado farmers' markets are enticing droves (even from within Denver) to venture to small-town bazaars. Almost every suburb boasts a farmers' market of its own - each with a little something special.
Here's our guide to the top farmers' markets in Colorado's Front Range.
Four Seasons Farmers' & Artisans Market:
7043 W. 32nd Ave., Wheat Ridge
Saturdays from 9:00a -1:00p
Year round!
Wheat Ridge's interactive market engages families and adults alike! Baby farm animals and cooking classes add flair and fun to the typical farmers' market fare. Plus, this one is open year round.
Boulder Farmers' Market
13th St. between Canyon Blvd. Arapahoe Ave.
Wednesday from 4:00p - 8:00p
May 3rd until October 4th
Come soak in some sun creekside at the farmers' market that is simply brimming with Boulder vibes. The bubbling creek and natural food selections are sure to set the scene for one of the chillest markets around.
Broadridge Plaza Farmers' Market
6905 S. Broadway, Broadway and Ridge Road, Littleton.
Thursdays from 10:00a-2:00p
June 16th until October 13th
Nestled against the Rocky Mountain foothills and surrounded by towering rock formations and rolling hills, Littleton is a lovely stop for the whole family. With their Farmer's Market just off Santa Fe Dr., this is still a close stop for city dwellers.
9077 W. Alameda Ave.
Saturdays from 10:00a-2:00p
June 18th until October 1st
Catch a glimpse of suburban living with great city accessibility - Lakewood is located just next door to Denver. The diversity of their Farmers' Market is sure to delight even the most dedicated shoppers. With golf accessories, gardening tools, photography, attire, accessories, prepared food items, meats, and produce, this market has a little something for everyone.
Longmont Farmers' Market at Fairgrounds Park
Boulder County Fairgrounds, 9595 Nelson Road
Saturdays from 8:00a-1:00p
April 1st to November 19th
Held in the heart of an old farming community, the Longmont Farmers' Market hosts farmers from within a several mile radius, along with a few favorites you'll see across the front range scene. So, get on the road for your own Jack Kerouac moment; œIt was beautiful in Longmont. Under a tremendous old tree was a bed of green lawn-grass[...] so I stretched with an elbow out, and with one eye cocked at the snowy Rockies in the hot sun for just a moment.
Golden Farmers' Market
Golden Public Library, 1019 10th St.
Saturdays from 8:00a- 1:00p
June 4th until October 1st (No market on July 30.)
Everyone knows that Golden is a place of beauty. From the manicured parks to the charming old town, treats for the eyes abound. Make a day of it with treats for your stomach at their Farmers' Market on Saturdays - and while you're at treating your stomach, take a tour of Golden's Coors Factory (samples included)!
Loveland Farmers' Market
700 S. Railroad Ave., Pavilions #1 and #2, at the far north end of Fairgrounds Park.
Sundays from 9:00a- 1:30p
June 26th until September 25th
Loveland boasts a vibrant art scene which drips beautifully into their Farmers' Market. Find your typical apples, beets, and asparagus, but also stumble upon local artisan finds.
Parker Farmers' Market
Parker Rd. and Main St.
Sundays from 8:00a- 1:00p
May 14th until October 29th
A family favorite, Parker is a mainstay for Colorado suburb living and their delightful old town plays host to their weekly farmers markets. Stop by for a sampling of farmers' market staples, then stroll through their old town shops.
Highlands Ranch Farmers' Market
9288 Dorchester St.
Sundays from 10:00a-2:00p
May 8th until October 30th
Visit this farmers market for a taste (pun intended) of suburbia. The Highlands Ranch Farmers' Market displays a plethora of selections from books and accessories to cookies and wine.
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