New Mexico Farmers Markets
39 farmers markets across 34 cities and towns in New Mexico.
Albuquerque
4 marketsSilver City
3 markets(next to the Toy Train Depot) 1991 White Sands Blvd. Alamogordo
1 market125 N. Main St Las Cruces
1 market2900 N White Sands Tractor Supply Alamogordo
1 market300 North 4th Street (Anna Becker Park) Belen
1 market965 White Oaks Avenue White Oaks
1 marketAlamogordo
1 marketAlgodones
1 marketBosque Farms
1 marketCarlsbad
1 marketCedar Crest
1 marketCloudcroft
1 marketDixon
1 marketEdgewood
1 marketEspanola
1 marketFort Sumner
1 marketGallup
1 marketGrants
1 marketHillsboro
1 marketHobbs
1 marketJemez Springs
1 marketLake Arthur
1 marketLas Cruces
1 marketLas Vegas
1 marketLordsburg
1 marketLos Ranchos
1 marketLovington
1 marketMayhill
1 marketNorthwest Albuquerque
1 marketRaton
1 marketRoswell
1 marketSan Lorenzo
1 marketSunland Park
1 marketBrowse by County
New Mexico Market Season Calendar
How many markets are in season each month — peak season is July.
Markets by Day of the Week
Market Days
Saturday and Monday are the busiest market days in New Mexico. 1 markets run year-round.
SNAP / EBT
4 markets in New Mexico report accepting SNAP/EBT.
What You'll Find
Fresh produce, baked goods, eggs, honey, flowers, and prepared foods are the most common products at New Mexico markets.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many farmers markets are there in New Mexico?▾
This directory lists 39 farmers markets in New Mexico, across 34 cities and towns, based on USDA Local Food Portal data.
What days do farmers markets run in New Mexico?▾
Saturday and Monday are the busiest market days in New Mexico. Many markets run seasonally, typically from late spring through fall, while 1 markets operate year-round.
Which New Mexico farmers markets accept SNAP/EBT?▾
4 farmers markets in New Mexico report accepting SNAP/EBT benefits. Look for the SNAP badge on listings.