Farmers Markets in Montana

Annual Farmers' Market

Absarokee, MT

Summer farmers' market in Absarokee, a small Stillwater County town about 14 miles south of Columbus on Highway 78, in the Beartooth foothills. Vendors set up near the Absarokee Elementary playground on Woodard Avenue with produce, baked goods, and crafts from growers and makers around the Stillwater River valley. Little is posted online about the schedule, so check with the Absarokee Area Merchants Association for current market days and vendor details.

Bigfork Farmer's Market

Wednesday-afternoon farmers' market in Bigfork, set up in the Masonic Temple parking lot on Highway 35 across from Harvest Foods, near the north shore of Flathead Lake. The Bigfork Farmers' Market Cooperative draws growers from Flathead, Lake, and Sanders counties selling produce, raw honey, eggs, meats, cut flowers, and baked goods. It runs May through mid-October, giving valley farmers a midweek outlet alongside the town's separate Monday market.

Bogert Farmers' Market

Bozeman, MT

Tuesday-evening market at Bogert Park in Bozeman, running 5 to 8 p.m. from early June through late September. Gallatin Valley farms bring seasonal vegetables, honey, and eggs alongside ceramics, leather goods, prepared food, and live music. The market leans as much toward a community night out as a grocery run, with dogs welcome and a rotating mix of growers, makers, and food trucks along South Church Avenue.

Bozeman Winter Farmers' Market

Cold-season market held every other Saturday from October through May inside the Emerson Center for the Arts and Culture ballroom in downtown Bozeman, 9 a.m. to noon. More than thirty vendors sell grass-fed meats, cow and goat cheese, eggs, fresh pasta, apples, mushrooms, fermented vegetables, honey, and artisan bread. Most take cards, and some accept SNAP, EBT, and WIC. It keeps Gallatin Valley producers connected to shoppers through the winter.

Central Montana Food Hub

Martinsdale, MT

Central Montana Food Hub gathers meat, produce, eggs, and grain from area farmers at Shauna Eagleton's Martinsdale farm and delivers it across the region. Orders go out weekly on Fridays, with free pickup along the corridor and home delivery to White Sulphur Springs, Harlowton, Lewistown, Livingston, and towns in between. Producers like Delpine Farms and Martinsdale Colony Produce supply the lineup. Order online through the hub's site.

Circle Farmers' Market

Circle, MT

Small-town farmers' market in Circle, the McCone County seat out on the northeast Montana prairie. Vendors gather on B Avenue with garden produce, baked goods, and crafts sourced from the surrounding ranch and farm country. The market ties into Circle's Town & Country Appreciation Day, a community event with a parade and family activities. Details online are thin, so contact the town for current market days and location.

Clark Fork Market

Saturday-morning market along the Clark Fork River in downtown Missoula, set in the Riverside parking lot beside Caras Park and the Bear Tracks Bridge, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. from May through October. For more than twenty years it has sold locally grown produce, meats, poultry, fish, organic dairy, fresh pasta, baked goods, and honey. Live music plays late morning, and breakfast and espresso are on hand. Area farmers, ranchers, and chefs fill the stalls.

Columbia Falls Community Market

Columbia Falls, MT

Thursday-evening community market in Columbia Falls, running 5 to 8 p.m. from mid-May through late September at 165 Veteran Drive next to St. Richard's Catholic Church. More than 70 Flathead Valley businesses take part: farmers, ranchers, artists, makers, and food trucks, plus live music and locally brewed beer. It sits minutes from Glacier National Park's west entrance, drawing both residents and summer visitors. The market reads as a weekly gathering as much as a produce stop.

Deer Lodge Community Garden Pick-Your-Own Market

Deer Lodge, MT

Pick-your-own vegetable market run by the Deer Lodge Community Garden at Jaycee Park on Higgins Avenue. Saturdays from 9 to noon, roughly the third week of August through the end of September, shoppers harvest straight from eleven garden plots plus extra produce grown by garden members. Payment is cash or check. It is a genuinely small, volunteer-run setup in this Powell County town along the Clark Fork, better for fresh-picked vegetables than a big vendor lineup.

Dillon Farmers' Market

Dillon, MT

Saturday farmers' market in Dillon, the Beaverhead County seat in southwest Montana, running from late June through mid-September, mornings into early afternoon. Vendors sell locally grown produce, baked goods, and prepared foods alongside arts and crafts, with children's activities and rotating entertainment. Recent seasons have set up at Jaycee Park. It gives growers and makers across the upper Beaverhead Valley a weekend outlet through the short high-country season.

Downtown Whitefish Farmers Market

Tuesday-evening market at the north end of Central Avenue in Depot Park, downtown Whitefish, running 5 to 7:30 p.m. from early June through late September. Vendors bring produce, meats, eggs, starter plants, and mushrooms, with live music and prepared food. The market composts food and packaging on-site, billing itself as zero-waste. Set in a resort town near Whitefish Mountain and Glacier National Park, it pulls a mix of locals and travelers.

Farmers Market at Libby

Libby, MT

The Farmers Market in Libby, MT, is the best because it embodies the values of community, sustainability, diversity, and quality. It's more than just a place to buy groceries—it's a beloved institution that enriches the lives of residents and visitors alike, making Libby a better place to live, work, and thrive.

Glasgow Farmers' Market

Glasgow, MT

Saturday market at Red Rock Plaza on 1st Avenue South in Glasgow, out in Valley County on Montana's northeast prairie. It runs 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. from July through September, then 9 to 3 in October and November, and has indoor space for colder weeks. Vendors sell produce and goods sourced around Glasgow, taking cash and cards, with some accepting SNAP, EBT, and WIC. It is one of the larger markets in the Missouri River Country region.

Glendive Farmers' & Flea Market

Glendive, MT

Combined farmers' and flea market in Glendive, the Dawson County seat on the Yellowstone River in far eastern Montana. Alongside garden produce, Montana honey, jams, and baked goods, this one mixes in flea-market finds, crafts, and jewelry, so the tables run from fresh vegetables to secondhand goods. Glendive sits at the doorstep of Makoshika State Park and the badlands. Check locally for current days, since the town runs more than one seasonal market.

Glendive Saturday Farmers Market

Saturday-morning produce market in Glendive, open 9 a.m. to noon from the first Saturday after Memorial Day until about a week past the first hard freeze. Growers bring garden vegetables and fruit, Montana honey and jams, herbs, cut flowers, and locally raised beef, plus some crafts and jewelry. Vendors set up free of charge, which keeps small backyard growers in the mix. It runs on the west side of town in this Yellowstone River community.

Hardin Farmers' Market

Hardin, MT

Farmers' market in the Little Horn State Bank parking lot on North Center Avenue in Hardin, the Big Horn County seat near the Crow Reservation and Bighorn River. Vendors offer a wide range for a small-town market: eggs, cheese, honey, grains, meat, poultry, fruits, vegetables, and prepared foods, with some indoor space. Cards and cash are accepted, and some vendors take SNAP, EBT, and WIC. Hardin also hosts a separate short-run River Valley market in late summer.

Harvest Valley Farmers' Market

Stevensville, MT

Saturday market in downtown Stevensville, set at the four-way stop where Main meets 3rd West, next to Valley Drug and Variety, running 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. from early May through early October. Now past its 20th year, it brings together Bitterroot Valley growers and makers with farm eggs, local honey, produce, homemade jams, and handcrafted goods, plus food trucks and young vendors. The market takes WIC and Senior coupons and is entirely vendor-run.

Havre Hi-Line Farmers Market

Farmers' market in downtown Havre, the main hub of Montana's Hi-Line along the old Great Northern rail line. The Saturday market sets up around the Town Square on 1st Street, drawing gardeners, bakers, crafters, and antique dealers from Hill County and the surrounding wheat country. Most vendors take cash and cards, with some accepting SNAP, EBT, and WIC. It doubles as a social gathering point for a town fairly isolated on the northern plains.

Helena Farmers Market

Saturday-morning market along two blocks of Fuller Avenue in downtown Helena, open 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. from late April through October. Running for more than 50 years, it draws over 350 Montana vendors across a season: farmers, bakers, food vendors, and artisans, with live music and fresh flowers filling out the stalls. It is one of the state capital's longest-standing weekend traditions, big enough to browse for an hour or two.

Kalispell Farmers' Market

Kalispell, MT

Saturday market at Flathead Valley Community College's south lot on Grandview Drive in Kalispell, 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. across 24 weeks from the first Saturday in May through mid-October. In its 52nd year, it hosts more than 200 vendors selling local vegetables, fruit, meats, eggs, bread, and handmade goods. It anchors the Flathead Valley's farm-market scene, a short drive from Glacier National Park and Flathead Lake.

Laurel Downtown Farmers' Market

Laurel, MT

Wednesday-afternoon market on the Town Square at 1st Avenue in Laurel, running 4 to 6 p.m. from mid-July through the end of September. A small market in this Yellowstone County town just west of Billings, it gathers local growers and makers with seasonal produce, baked goods, and crafts. The short summer run tracks the local harvest window. For current dates or vendor space, the Laurel Chamber of Commerce fields market questions.

Livingston Farmers Market

Livingston, MT

The Livingston Farmers Market features the freshest, healthiest food our region has to offer from farm and ranch vendors along with prepared-food vendors, local craft beer, baked goods, flowers, and arts and crafts. Located on the banks of the Yellowstone River, live music and special events for people of all ages create a fantastic community atmosphere unlike any other!

Missoula Winter Market

Indoor winter farmers' market in Missoula that fills the gap when the outdoor Saturday markets close for the season. The Missoula Valley Winter Market now sets up at the west entrance of Southgate Mall on Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., roughly November through mid-April, after earlier years on Mullan Road. More than 35 vendors bring produce, gourmet mushrooms, cheese, honey, eggs, beef and lamb, brick-oven sourdough, coffee, and fermented foods.

Missouri River Landing Farmers' Market

Fort Benton, MT

Thursday-evening market on Front Street in Fort Benton, right along the Missouri River where the town's steamboat-era levee still stands. It runs 4 to 6 p.m. from July through September, near the Grand Union Hotel and the Shep statue. Vendors sell bedding plants, herbs, cut flowers, seasonal fruits and vegetables, and baked goods. Fort Benton calls itself the birthplace of Montana, so the market draws both locals and travelers passing through the historic riverfront.

Montana Food Hub

Great Falls, MT

Montana Food Hub is a member-owned cooperative in Great Falls built to move local food from farmers and ranchers to wholesale buyers, restaurants, and community members across north-central Montana. Organized with the Montana Cooperative Development Center, the co-op is in its early operating stage and plans to run much of its aggregation through the Fresh Rescue Kitchen in Great Falls. The aim is to help producers scale past farmers-market volumes with steadier wholesale access.

Orchard Homes' Farmers' Market

Neighborhood market at the Orchard Homes Country Life Club on South 3rd Street West in Missoula, Thursdays 4:30 to 7 p.m. from June through September. Started in 2008, it stays deliberately small and hyper-local: nearly every vendor farms within a mile of the market, so the produce is about as close-grown as it gets. Alongside vegetables and fruit you'll find farm-fresh eggs, baked goods, jams, jewelry, and crafts from Orchard Homes-area makers.

Polson Bay Farmers Market

Friday farmers' market in Polson, on the south shore of Flathead Lake in the Mission Valley. This listing places it at the Masonic Temple parking lot on 4th Avenue East, open 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Vendors bring lake-country produce, cherries in season, honey, baked goods, and crafts from around Lake County. Polson sits at the foot of the Mission Mountains, and the Friday market is a summer fixture for both residents and Flathead Lake visitors.

Polson Farmers' Market

Polson, MT

Long-running farmers' market in downtown Polson, billed as the oldest in Lake County, on the south end of Flathead Lake. Vendors set up near the Cove Deli on 3rd Avenue West, with more than 50 sellers across a season: local vegetables and fruit, meats, cheese, eggs, honey, jams, bedding plants, cut flowers, and handmade crafts. Flathead cherries and lake-valley produce are the summer draw. The co-op market runs Fridays through the growing season.

Richland County Farmers' Market

Sidney, MT

Saturday-morning market in Sidney, the Richland County seat in Montana's far northeast farm and oil country near the North Dakota line. Recent seasons have run from a downtown courthouse parking lot, roughly 7:30 a.m. to noon, from mid-July into October. More than 30 vendors sell fresh produce, baked goods, honey, whole-shell eggs, granola, jams, and handmade crafts. The county Extension office helps organize it. Sidney sits in the irrigated Lower Yellowstone valley, strong sugar-beet and grain ground.

Target Range Farmers' Market

This Sunday market sets up in the east parking lot of Target Range Elementary School on Missoula's west side, running roughly August through September from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Vendors bring eggs, vegetables, mushrooms, fruit, honey, baked goods, hand-spun wool, and candles. SNAP/EBT and WIC Farm Direct benefits are accepted. It stays small and neighborhood-scale, drawing growers from the Target Range area and greater Missoula.

Troy Farmers' Market

Troy, MT

Held Fridays from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., May through September, at the Troy Museum & Visitors Center on Highway 2 in Montana's far northwest corner. Vendors sell locally grown starter plants and seeds, produce, cut flowers, honey, and baked and canned goods. Most take cash and cards; some accept SNAP, EBT, and WIC. The market connects Troy-area growers directly with shoppers in a town of about a thousand people.

Anaconda Community Market

Anaconda, MT

Boulder Farmers and Artisan's Market

Boulder, MT

Butte Farmers Market

Butte, MT

Miles City Farmers Market

Miles City, MT

Montana Co-op

Polson, MT

Twin Bridges ALL YEAR Farmers' Market

Twin Bridges, MT

Yellowstone Valley Food Hub

Billings, MT