longmont farmers' market

I love this place! They have so many good things to buy! Although I don't remember the names of all of the stands, here's a few of my favorite things: Fresh cinnamon sugar pretzels, white chocolate lemon bread, garlic and basil goat cheese, toffee, pastries from Udi's, fresh potstickers made to order, figs and homemade tortilla chips! Can't wait for this to open back up in the spring!

My favorite Farmer's Market in a 20 mile radius. It's held at the Boulder County Fairgrounds and near a park with a pond and hiking trail. Plenty of vendors with a great selection of produce, tamales and soap!

We were in the area for my MIL's 96th birthday and were staying just across the field at the fairground's campground. Were thrilled there was a market already since it's still early spring for this area.All kinds of goods available from food to craft. Live music as well. The area has some picnic tables and a covered area and the main portion of the market is set up along the sidewalk so it's accessible for anyone. On the Saturday we visited we got some great smoked salmon onsite, fresh organic spinach, vine ripened greenhouse grown organic local tomatoes and a fresh baked loaf of local favorite udi's olive bread. Made for a great lunch and left overs have lasted us another full week.Actually wish we hadn't eaten breakfast before we walked over as there were all kinds of great looking and smelling prepared foods. Local kumbuchia, french press coffee selections, salt or cinnamon giant pretzels, german foods including brats and kraut, fresh steamed pot stickers, etc.no, it's not as big as Boulder but you also aren't fighting the crowds or jockeying for parking and there's pretty much anything you could wish for here anyway.

The farmers market has many different vegetables, and plants, but I love it because there are so many allergen free baked items and unique foods. Outrageous has the best gluten and dairy free bread I've ever had. Inglorious monk has gluten and dairy free organic desserts. The Pressury Juices are amazing and super healthy. There are so many cool beauty booths as well. Honey booths, salsa booths, everything!

The Longmont Farmers Market is quite nice. Every year it has new improvements. Local veggies, fruits, meat, fish, cheese. Crafts, soaps just about anything. Great food court and local bakeries.

I like to purchase local vegetables to support our local farmers. This is a good place to start. The Longmont Farmer's market has grown over the years and I hope it will grow even more. People are tired of not knowing what is in their food. They also sell other things like natural skin products and hand-made soap. I do like the Boulder Farmer's Market better for 2 reasons. One is the atmosphere. BFM has great atmosphere and next to it is a park where sometimes you'll hear local bands at the bandshell. Second is they have food venders where LFM does not. BFM food vendor's are really good too. Overall, LFM is great for me since it is close to where I live.

Great local food- veggies, meat, flowers and other items. Great prices and love helping out local farmers.

The food is fantastic, the vendors are close by. Ample parking (unlike Boulder). Wish we had a longer growing season!

Every Saturday in the growing season, this market is a great place to get produce. You can also purchase meats, tortillas (made fresh), crafts, local wines and have breakfast or lunch! It has grown a lot in the last several years. The city has put in nice shaded areas to eat and relax in. I enjoy going there.

It only runs on Sat. morning from 8-1 but the produce is well worth the visit. All local farmers with all very wonderful veggies, jams, and arts. It is always crowded, so early morning is the best time to go.....

I have several reasons for making a special trip to the Market. Certainly the fresh vegetables is top of mind but I also love the tamales and the pies. The soaps make wonderful gifts as do the lovely plants and flowers. My greatest hope is that the Market can double in size and be available for longer hours or an additional day. Life gets in the way and Saturday's just aren't always possible.

We have a very nice and friendly Farmer Market,Best of best fruits and vegetables, Flowers and Cheeses,Wish it we year round!Very friendly people and we see lots of neighbors and friends out as will

There is always a lot of good produce (in season, of course) at the Longmont Farmer's Market....and music to boot. They expanded the area with more seats, more covered areas...all good. The open area means there is plenty of close parking, and space for the crowds of people that show up. If you bike in there is usually a service by Longmont Bikes (?) to check your bike while you shop, and so you know it will be safe, and out of the way. No pets!

The farmers market in Longmont is a great place to stop. It is open on Saturdays spring thru fall. Every year there seems to be new improvement. They have a great food court and usually have music.

Great farmer's market and growing every year. First time we went, about 4 years ago, there was maybe 20 booths, now I bet there is double that. Lots of fresh vegetables and fruits (which changes depending on the time of the season), hand made soaps, wines, meats, dog treats, fresh breads....just about anything you could want.