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Pigeon 605 Market Feature
As the weather warms up and summer approaches, the Falls Park Farmers Market is welcoming several new vendors to its vibrant community of local farmers, artisans, and food producers. From fresh-baked bread and pastries to handcrafted jewelry and natural skincare products, these new additions bring a diverse array of offerings to the market. With its…
Read MorePlease follow our traffic guidelines
To help with traffic flow, please enter Falls Park Farmers Market at E Falls Park Drive and N 2nd Ave and exit at E Falls Park Drive and N 1st Ave. For more information on planning your visit to the market, visit our “Plan your Visit” page.
Read MoreMusic Schedule Announced
Our 2023 music schedule has been announced. Visit our Entertainment page for details.
Read MoreLocal Vendors Thankful For Recent Rain
It’s been a rainy couple of weeks in KELOLAND, but the weather doesn’t seem to be dampening the mood at the Falls Park Farmers Market. In fact, the produce vendors are thankful for the rain.
Read MoreSecond to last market of the season
This Saturday marks the second to last market day of the 2014 season, and you know what that means – it’s time to stock up on all of your favorite goodies at the Falls Market Farmers Market! There’s still time to get your apples, broccoli, squash, garlic, cabbage, carrots, onions, potatoes, radishes, baked goods, meats,…
Read MoreJune 1st
June 1st already and it is still raining most days. For newly planted garden seeds that’s a bonus, and for many like me who suffered turf damage due to last year’s drought, this even and gentle rain is just wonderful to help newly planted grass get off the ground (no pun intended). I’ve had to…
Read MoreBack Again
Back Again
Read MoreHigh Summer~by Georgia Totten-Sioux Falls
High summer brings images of tall stands of corn; Saturday afternoons spent sipping cold drinks between outdoor chores, stopping to visit with the neighbors, and listening to the swell and fall of cicadas in the trees. Windless, fog infused mornings with humidity so heavy that one can hardly breathe just doesn’t fit that picture, but…
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