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Held in a church parking lot on Central Avenue, this Saturday and Wednesday outdoor market runs well over a hundred vendors across fresh produce, local meats, handcrafted bread, and enough pickled things to stock a bunker. Coffee and breakfast stalls let you eat while you shop, and the mix of knife sharpeners, blown glass, and dog treats ensures you'll leave with things you never planned to buy. Dogs are near-mandatory; well-behaved kids survive too.
The awards strongest first
- Phoenix New Times 2025 · Best Farmers Market · Best of Phoenix
- Phoenix New Times 2024 · Best Farmers’ Market · Best of Phoenix
One number, weighted & current 44
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