Farmers Markets near Wichita, KS

Wichita

ICT Food Rescue began the Upcycle Market in 2023 to showcase local businesses to provide fresh fruits, produce and other KS made products in a food dessert. The Upcycle Market will provide education about food recovery in the Wichita area and gather the community.

Wichita

Haysville

The Haysville Hometown Market is the City of Haysville, Kansas' seasonal farmers market, running from early June through late August with local vendors, food producers, and mobile food trucks.

Wichita

Kansas Grown! Farmers Market is Kansas' largest member-owned farmers market, with locations in Wichita and Andover. Its mission is to give area producers a way to market Kansas-grown products while giving shoppers quality goods produced and grown in the state.

Colwich

Colwich's market sets up at Veterans Memorial Park, 600 W. Chicago, Wednesday evenings from 5 to 7:30 p.m., June through September. There's no vendor booth fee, and the park has shade trees and ample parking, which keeps the lineup steady — fresh and canned fruits and vegetables, homemade bakery goods, and specialty items. Reach the city directly with vendor questions.

Augusta

Augusta's market runs Saturdays from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m., June through September, on Osage Street on the east side of the senior center. Butler County vendors bring fruits and vegetables, bakery items, and flowers and plants, plus the occasional non-food table. Straightforward small-town Kansas market — produce first, no frills.

Newton

Newton pairs its produce stands with an art market — the same Saturday setup at 121 E. 6th St. includes both fresh, locally grown food and work from area artists. Hours run 8 a.m. to noon, May 1 through October 31, with an occasional once-a-month winter market when weather allows. It's leashed-pet friendly, a detail the market advertises directly. Call (316) 640-0865 or check the market's Facebook page for the weekly vendor lineup.

Haven

Haven's market runs the first and third Tuesday of the month starting in July, set up at Engweiler Park near the baseball diamond off 5th Street. It's an open-door market — any vendor selling produce, crafts, or baked goods can show up and claim a spot, no pre-registration required. That keeps the offerings unpredictable week to week, which is part of the appeal in a town this size. Cash is the safest bet, though some vendors take cards.

El Dorado

This El Dorado market sets up at Walnut Valley Packing LLC, 1000 South Main, with hours split between Saturday mornings (8 a.m. to noon) and Tuesday and Thursday evenings (4-6 p.m.). It predates the newer Sunday market at East Park across town and keeps its own following among Butler County growers who prefer the weekday and Saturday slots.