Farms Near Tucson, AZ

Tucson

Tucson Village Farm is a youth-run working urban farm on Roger Road, operated by the University of Arizona Cooperative Extension as a seed-to-table education program for kids and teens. School groups can book elementary through high school farm visits, and the farm hosts a midweek market Wednesdays from 4 to 6 p.m. Its Instagram following tops 16,000.

Tucson

Tucson

Local Harvest Marketplace operates at 3954 E. Speedway Blvd. in Tucson. Beyond the name and address, no verified details on products, hours, or ownership turned up online.

Forbes Meat Company runs as part butcher shop, part bodega, part restaurant in Tucson, sourcing meat from ranchers across Southern Arizona for whole-animal butchery and custom processing. The case carries more than 40 house-made sausage varieties alongside fresh fish and seafood, with a full restaurant menu running lunch through dinner. The butcher counter stays open seven days a week, 8am to 9pm.

Yubeta Cattle Co. is a fourth-generation Southern Arizona ranch producing 100% grass-fed, grass-finished beef — all the work done on horseback, with most pastures reachable only by horse, grazing one of Arizona's last registered grasslands in Santa Cruz County. Bulk shares from quarters to wholes and sampler boxes deliver free across Southern Arizona.

Barrio Bread mills its own grain and bakes artisan bread, bagels, and pastries at 18 South Eastbourne Avenue in Tucson, open Tuesday through Saturday from 9 a.m. until the loaves sell out. The bakery calls itself community-supported and builds its menu around the grains and baking traditions of the Sonoran Desert. A second location, Barrio Bagel & Slice, serves Gilbert.

Tucson

Maynards Twilight Market shares its name and address — 400 N. Toole Ave. — with Maynards Market & Kitchen, the restaurant and wine bar built into Tucson's historic train depot. Specific vendor and schedule details for the market itself weren't confirmed online; the restaurant itself can be reached directly by phone.

Diamond K Grassfed Beef sells 100% grass-fed Devon-Angus cross beef out of Tucson, with no hormones or antibiotics used on the herd. The Krause family started the operation after dealing with their own wheat and chemical sensitivities, and customers online describe real digestive relief after switching from conventional beef. Steaks, roasts, ground beef, brisket, and beef sticks are available for pickup at the Pima Street location.

Tucson

A small bee operation on Placita Aldaco in Tucson, listed in local business directories under beekeeping. Details on honey sales versus removal services weren't confirmed online.

Tucson

Tucson's Downtown Farmers' Market sets up on the south lawn of the Main Library at 101 N. Stone Ave., pairing locally grown produce with an arts-and-crafts mercado. It's cash-only, so bring bills rather than a card. The shared space with downtown foot traffic makes it as much a Saturday stroll as a shopping trip.

Santa Cruz River Farmers' Market sets up every Thursday from 3 to 6 p.m. at the MSA Annex, 267 S. Avenida del Convento in Tucson, year-round. Run by the Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona, the market sells produce grown locally without chemical pesticides and doubles SNAP dollars through the Double Up program, alongside cooking demonstrations.

Tucson

The Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona runs this farmers' market at its 3003 S. Country Club Rd. site, Tuesdays from 8 a.m. to noon, year-round. Vendors sell fresh fruit, vegetables, honey, herbs, and plants with an emphasis on organic, chemical-free growing. It's part of the food bank's broader push for equitable access to fresh food, not a standalone market.

Tucson

The Oracle Road lot is Valley View Christmas Trees' second Tucson location, running the same pre-cut tree model as the company's other Arizona lots. Trees arrive hand-picked from partner farms rather than grown locally, consistent with how the chain has operated since 1980. The lot opens once fall pumpkin season winds down.

San Rafael Valley Grass Fed Beef has raised free-range Angus-Hereford cattle since 1995 on one of the West's last intact short-grass prairies — the 7,000-acre Lazy J2 Ranch at the headwaters of the Santa Cruz River, where 125 native grass varieties naturally marble the beef. The line spans four ground beef products, steaks, roasts, organ meats, and bone broth bones, plus the Harris family's wood-smoked bacon, sold at Tucson-area Heirloom Farmers Markets.

Tucson

This Tucson market keeps a lighter schedule than most: the first and third Tuesday of each month, 10am to 2pm, at 6200 N. La Cholla Blvd. It gives shoppers on the northwest side a midweek option instead of competing with the city's Saturday markets.

Tucson

Heirloom Farmers Markets runs this Friday market at the north entrance of Tucson's 173-acre Morris K. Udall Park, 7202 E. Tanque Verde Rd. Hours run 8am to noon April through September and 9am to 1pm the rest of the year. More than 40 vendors sell grass-fed beef, local honey, freshly roasted coffee, salsa, tortillas, and soap, and the market accepts SNAP/EBT with Double Up Food Bucks matching.

Tucson

El Pueblo Seasonal Mobile Market sets up in the El Rio Clinic parking lot at Irvington Rd. and S. 6th Ave. on Tucson's south side. It's a mobile market model — produce trucked to a clinic lot rather than a fixed stand — and it accepts cash, SNAP, WIC, and Farmers' Market Nutrition Program vouchers, a wider payment mix aimed at reaching the neighborhood it serves.

Tucson

On Drexel Road in southeast Tucson, this Valley View Christmas Trees lot is one of the chain's two Tucson locations, opening each year once pumpkin season wraps. Trees are shipped in pre-cut from partner farms in the Pacific Northwest. The company takes bulk orders and media inquiries through its Arizona and California offices.

Tucson

This Broadway Road lot is one of several Tucson-area stops for Valley View Christmas Trees, a seasonal operator that trucks in Noble, Douglas, and Grand fir each holiday season. Along with cut trees, the lot sells wreaths, garland, stands, and offers flocking for buyers who want a white or colored tree.

Marana

Valley View Christmas Trees has sold hand-picked trees to Arizona and California families for more than 40 years, and its Marana lot on Cortaro Road is one of several it runs each winter across the state. Trees come pre-cut from partner farms rather than grown on-site. The company also handles bulk and media requests through its main office.

Tucson

Marana

This market operates inside the gated Dove Mountain community north of Marana, at 4949 W. Heritage Club Blvd., on Thursdays from 9am to 1pm. Shoppers reach it by turning north off Twin Peaks and Tangerine to the community's main gate, where security directs visitors in. Market contact Bob Meyers has described it as growing each season.

Tucson

No verified information turned up online for Howard's Orchard at this Tucson address, which falls in the Catalina/Oro Valley area north of the city rather than central Tucson. The surrounding foothills support a handful of small orchard operations, but this one has no confirmed public listing.

Tucson

Sahuarita

Rancho Sahuarita runs this evening market at its Clubhouse on the third Friday of the month, year-round, from 5:30 to 8:30pm. Roughly 20 to 30 vendors set up alongside a food truck, with live music and activities for kids. The community partners with Food In Root, a Tucson-area farmers market operator, to run it.

Gathering Sonora is a family-run homestead in Sahuarita, founded in 2020, that turns Sonoran Desert herbs into small-batch tinctures and skincare — oregano, lavender, rosemary, lemon balm, and peppermint pressed into salves and drops. Surplus eggs and produce round out the offerings when the season allows. Find their table at the Foothills Community Market and at Tucson Meet Yourself, selling alongside other backyard growers rather than through a storefront.

Marana

Marana Farmers Co-op Market runs a retail store daily from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. at 13300 N. Postvale Rd., with an outdoor farmers' market layered on top on Saturdays. Year-round offerings include local produce, honey, eggs, and herbs, so it functions more like a permanent farm store than a pop-up stand.

BKW Farms Inc is a registered Arizona farming operation that sells through an online storefront on the Barn2Door marketplace platform. We couldn't verify what they grow, their exact location, or direct contact details — this listing will update once confirmed with the farm.

Marana

Oracle

Held every Saturday from 9am to noon at Triangle L Ranch, this market pairs food shopping with a working ranch visit. Vendors sell local produce, specialty foods, and goat cheese, and Double Check Ranch sells grassfed beef on-site. Beyond the stalls, visitors can walk the ranch's adobe gallery, gift shop, and desert sculpture path. Cash only.

Marana

Seventy acres of homegrown pumpkins outside Marana, open Thursdays through Sundays every October with a farm train and animals for kids. The same property runs a Marana Christmas Express during the holiday season.

Green Valley

Green Valley Village Farmers & Artisans Market calls itself the area's oldest and largest, running Wednesdays year-round — 8 a.m. to noon in summer, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. the rest of the year. More than 100 vendors sell produce, artisan goods, and jewelry in the Green Valley Village Shopping Center off I-19's Esperanza exit. Heirloom Farmers Markets, a Tucson nonprofit, runs it along with several other Southern Arizona markets.

Green Valley

Heirloom Farmers Markets is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that operates five farmers markets in Southern Arizona. Our mission is to connect, educate, and empower our community to create a vibrant food system that supports local food producers and proprietors. Since our inception in 1998, we have been dedicated to promoting local food, supporting local farmers and producers, and building a resilient food system. Our farmers markets have grown to serve as a premier marketplace for over 30 pa

Buckelew Farm runs seasonal events on Ajo Highway west of Tucson - Halloween haunts, a Christmas tree lot, and fireworks stands - serving the greater Tucson area under Buckelew Farm Productions. The family has also drawn local news coverage for conservation easements on its Three Points-area land.