From coast to coast, these farmer's markets showcase the rich diversity of American agriculture and craftsmanship.
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Whether you're a dedicated locavore seeking the freshest ingredients or a curious traveler eager to immerse yourself in the local culture, these bustling hubs of local commerce and culinary delight offer an authentic and enriching experience.
Here are six of the best across the U.S.
1817 N. Clark St.; 115 S. Sangamon St. | Website
Set up in Lincoln Park and the West Loop, Green City Market was founded by late food writer Abby Mandel and was the first farmers market in the country to require all of its farmers to be certified by a nationally-recognized third party agency. The sustainable market offers the best of the season from vendors including Chicago Honey Co-op, Hillside Orchards, Mint Creek Farm and more, and year-round, attracts over 270,000 visitors. 1817 N. Clark St.; 115 S. Sangamon St.—Caroline Nihill and Sarah Finkel
Website | 5661 Rowland Ave.
Just a couple of blocks east of Centennial Hills and south of Tule Springs, Cluck It Farm Las Vegas is a regenerative farm that sells fresh chicken eggs and grows seasonal produce with drip irrigation to reduce water waste and without chemicals to maintain the integrity of the crops. The family-run farm boasts a closed-loop operation that preserves the land while avoiding soil degradation. -- Danica Serena Stockton
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9300 Civic Center Dr 90210 | Website
Nestled amongst the palm-lined streets, this market is a haven for fresh fruits and veggies, plus specialty items like gourmet cheese and olives. The kids' activity area makes it a hit among families too.—Haley Bosselman
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3300 Grand Ave. / Website
This locally grown, organic market is a haven for fresh produce lovers who care about how their foods have been cultivated. With raw vegan options in most tents, there is a plethora of tropical fruits and vegetables to choose from. They also have a salad bar, raw food pizzas, vegan tiramisu and other pre-made foods available. They're open from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Saturdays.—Lily Bhote
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Isham St. between Seaman Ave and Cooper St. / Website
Although it may be a bit of a trek for Manhattanites, Inwood Greenmarket is a reliable option for a year-round, family-friendly market. Each week, a core group of farmers is always at Inwood, but during the peak season, there are even more vendors to choose from. Visitors enjoy local vendors and the park during their visit to Inwood Greenmarket—Abigail Warwick
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One Ferry Building #50; 415-291-3276 / Website
If you happen to be along the Embarcadero on Tuesdays, Thursdays or Saturdays, you definitely can not miss the Foodwise Farmer’s Market adorning the length of the iconic Ferry Building! Not only does it span the entire front with local fresh produce, but the path leading towards the back is filled with the most delectable food vendors, flower shops, and more. This is the perfect morning stop for a filling meal before exploring the rest of the area.—Kyrie Sismaet
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