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2025 Season Starts Saturday, May 17!

Join us for opening day at the Taos County Courthouse on Saturday May 17, from 8 am to 12:30 pm!

Applications for Non-Farmers are closed for the 2025 season, but farmer applications are accepted any time throughout the 2025 season.

Visit the vendor page to download applications and for all application information.

Thank you!

Welcome to the market!

Know the food, you’ll know the place – whether you’re a tourist or a bonafide Taoseño we welcome you to one of New Mexico’s most diverse and visited farmers markets.  In supporting our farmers we support stewardship of our beautiful Northern New Mexico lands.

2025 Season

May 17-Oct 25, 8:00 am to 12:30 pm

Nov 1 – Nov 22, 9 am to 12 pm

We will be located at the Taos County Courthouse Parking lot for the 2025 season, at the corner of Albright Street and Paseo Del Pueblo Sur. We look forward to this coming season with you!

 

Market Visitors

2024 MARKET SEASON

May 11 – October 26, 2024
Saturdays 8am-12:30pm

First 4 Saturdays in November 9am-12pm (get all your Thanksgiving meal locally!)

LOCATION

Taos County Courthouse Parking Lot, with fresh food from these counties:

GPS LOCATION

105 Albright St, Taos, NM 87571

VISITING FROM OUT-OF-TOWN?

What better way to visit than during the hustle and bustle of Saturday morning market.  Enjoy Taos like a local!

FOOD ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS

We exchange EBT/SNAP transactions for Tokens at the Info Booth.  We also offer the option of Double Up Food Bucks to our EBT customers, we match your EBT transaction wooden tokens amount with the equal amount in silver tokens for FREE to be used on fresh fruits & vegetables!  For more info on the Double Up Food Bucks program visit: https://www.doubleupnm.org/
We also work with El Centro Health Clinic to provide FreshRX to their patients who are prescribed more fresh fruits & vegetables, come to Info Booth to exchange FreshRX checks for FreshRX tokens.   Some of our farmers also accept WIC & Seniors’ Farmers Market money, look for the bright green sign at farmer’s booths.

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