How many farmers markets are there in Colorado?

267 farmers markets in Colorado are listed here from the USDA Local Food Portal, with the largest concentrations in Denver, Fort Collins, Colorado Springs. Browse them by city or ZIP code above.

When is farmers market season in Colorado?

Most Colorado farmers markets run outdoors from late spring through fall, with some larger cities keeping indoor or year-round markets. See our "what's in season in Colorado" guide for a month-by-month produce calendar.

Which Colorado farmers markets accept SNAP/EBT?

14 of the Colorado markets listed here accept SNAP/EBT benefits. Browse the SNAP/EBT markets page, or check an individual market's listing for its current payment options.

How do I find a farmers market near me in Colorado?

Browse Colorado markets by city or ZIP code above, or search your ZIP code on the home page to find the closest farmers markets along with their hours and what they sell.

Farmers Markets in Colorado

Colorado has 267 farmers markets. It ranks #11 of 52 U.S. states by farmers-market count, about 1.6× the average state. 16 (6%) accept SNAP/EBT, below the 10.4% national average. 16 (6%) list certified-organic vendors.

Colorado has 267 farmers markets indexed in the USDA Agricultural Marketing Service Local Food Portal . 14 accept SNAP/EBT , and 16 feature USDA-certified organic vendors. The largest concentrations are in Denver, Fort Collins, Colorado Springs, which together account for ~18% of Colorado's listed markets. Directory last rebuilt July 14, 2026; data refreshes from the USDA bulk feed weekly.

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Farm stands & u-pick in Colorado

Prefer buying straight from a single farm? Colorado has 69 farm stands and farm-direct retailers , including 9 pick-your-own (u-pick) farms .

Prefer a weekly harvest share? Colorado has 50 CSA farms offering Community Supported Agriculture subscriptions.

Want to shop the season? See what's in season in Colorado — a month-by-month produce calendar for Colorado's growing region.

Curious how Colorado stacks up? See the Colorado farmers market statistics — count, per-capita density, and SNAP/organic rates vs the national average.

Frequently asked questions

How many farmers markets are there in Colorado?: 267 farmers markets in Colorado are listed here from the USDA Local Food Portal, with the largest concentrations in Denver, Fort Collins, Colorado Springs. Browse them by city or ZIP code above.
When is farmers market season in Colorado?: Most Colorado farmers markets run outdoors from late spring through fall, with some larger cities keeping indoor or year-round markets. See our "what's in season in Colorado" guide for a month-by-month produce calendar.
Which Colorado farmers markets accept SNAP/EBT?: 14 of the Colorado markets listed here accept SNAP/EBT benefits. Browse the SNAP/EBT markets page, or check an individual market's listing for its current payment options.
How do I find a farmers market near me in Colorado?: Browse Colorado markets by city or ZIP code above, or search your ZIP code on the home page to find the closest farmers markets along with their hours and what they sell.

Map of Colorado farmers markets

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All markets in Colorado

Alameda Mile High Farmer's Market

Aurora, CO 80012

Alamosa Farmers Market

Alamosa, CO 81101

Open: July to October

SNAP EBT Organic Card

Backyard Market in Black Forest - Holiday

Colorado Springs, CO 80908

Open: December

SNAP EBT Organic Indoor Card

Backyard Market in Black Forest - Winter

Colorado Springs, CO 80908

Open: October to February

SNAP EBT Organic Indoor Card

Basalt Sunday Market

Basalt, CO 81621

Open: June to September

SNAP EBT Organic Card

Colorado Farm and Art Market

Colorado Springs, CO 80903

Open: June to October

SNAP EBT Organic Card

SNAP EBT Organic Indoor Card

SNAP EBT Organic Card

Organic Card

SNAP EBT Organic Card

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