Market opening May 5

The Falls Park Farmers Market is scheduled to open for the 2012 season on May 5. Experience the best shopping under the sun! Make Falls Park Farmers Market a Saturday morning tradition. Hope to see you there! Our venders are busy growing and preparing a new selection of foods, plants, and products for your outdoor [...]

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Last Chance for 2011

This Saturday marks the final 2011 market day of the season, and it will be your last chance to shop for all of your favorite goodies at the Falls Park Farmer’s Market from 8am-1pm! Stock up on all of your favorite fruits, vegetables, baked goods, meats, coffee, flowers, jewelry, pastas and more! It’s been a [...]

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Pumpkins and Pumpernickel

Have you gotten your pumpkins yet? There’s still time! Whether you carve them, use them as fall décor, or turn them into pie, ‘tis the season for pumpkins. So stop by the Falls Park Farmer’s Market this Saturday from 8am-1pm! Another great addition to the fall season is pumpernickel! Use this versatile bread for sandwiches, [...]

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Mum’s the Word

The 2011 market season is coming to an end. Make sure you stock up on as much as you can at the Falls Park Farmer’s Market! There is still plenty of the market to enjoy! We have a lot of late season produce like beets, carrots, broccoli, potatoes, garlic, greens, winter squashes, a great selection of [...]

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Fall Line-Up

Our produce selection just got bigger! This week we have several varieties of young beets, sweet carrots, crunchy apples, juicy pears, delicious squash, and pumpkins. Beets and carrots would go well in a hot stew. Or how about a homemade pie with an apple or pear filling? And fall wouldn’t be fall without squash and pumpkins! Squash [...]

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Sweet Corn Rush

By fallspark, August 9th, 2011,in News » | No Comments »

Cody demonstrates how to choose the perfect ear of sweet corn.

 

 

 

 

 

Veggies galore

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Turnips and tomatoes, cucumbers and potatoes.  We grow it all!

 

 

 

 

Sour Dough from Germany

By fallspark, July 12th, 2011,in News » | No Comments »

Authentic sour dough bread, straight from Germany.  Well, almost.  Horst is from Germany but bakes his rustic loaves in Canton, SD.

 

 

 

 

 

Enjoy breakfast at the market

By fallspark, July 9th, 2011,in News » | No Comments »

Enjoy breakfast at Falls Park Farmers Market.  Coffee by Cherrybean Coffee and cinnamon rolls by Pink Lady.

 

 

 

Welcome Artesian Pasta

By fallspark, July 9th, 2011,in News » | No Comments »

Welcome to Artesian Pasta!  Handmade.  Beautifully packaged.  The variety of flavors is astounding.

 

 

 

 

Vender Assistant Tina is new to Sioux Falls and to Falls Park Farmers Market.  She offers a helping hand to Chef Jonathan, runs errands for our venders and helps in any way she can.  Welcome to Sioux Falls, Tina!

NEW! NEW!

By fallspark, April 24th, 2011,in Featured News, News » | No Comments »

Falls Park Farmers Market is proud to present two new vendors; Wheeler Bread and Railhous Bakery.  Please welcome Nicholas Wheeler and Horst and Teresa Jahn as they add baked goodies to our local selection of fine foods.  Due to our shortage of space, Wheeler Bread and Railhous Bakery will temporarily fill the stalls of other vendors who are short of product.  When the summer bounty is in full swing, you may find Wheeler Bread and Railhous Bakery in the center isle, presenting their locally made goods via the picnic tables.  A huge welcome to Nick, Horst and Teresa!!

Market opening May 7

By fallspark, March 21st, 2011,in Featured News, News » | No Comments »

Welcome to our new website for the Falls Park Farmers Market.

Experience the best shopping under the sun! Make Falls Park Farmers Market a Saturday morning tradition. Hope to see you there!

Our venders are busy growing and preparing a new selection of foods, plants, and products for your outdoor shopping experience.

Friends of Falls Park Farmers Market, a group of market shoppers, are planning many exciting activities. Check back often. Which local musicians will be performing? What entertainers are coming to Market? What topics will be discussed at the Table Talk? Who will be present from the Master Gardener program to help solve your gardening dilemma?