moscow farmers market

We always go to the Moscow Farmers Market when we are in the Moscow area. It has lots of good organic produce and even mini doughnuts for the grandkids. Plus, ready to eat hot food.

We happened to be in Moscow on a Sat. After a GREAT lunch at the Smoke Pit we headed to Main Street with our 6 pound leashed YotkiPoo. We visited several outstanding booths-had to try the Danish cakes! On our way back we were told that dogs weren't allowed. They could find nothing in writing and said they had taken down the signs. He said the dogs might urinate on produce or get into fights with other dogs. Needless to say this put a damper on a wonderful part of our trip. We love the stepping stones we bought.

The variety and supply of produce, herbs, honeys, and crafts are superb. There is live music, and lots of wonderful folks.

My boyfriend and I went here. Some of the things that people were selling were expensive, but there was a good variety of things that people sold! I lived in Moscow for almost three years when my kids were little and never went, now I wish I had!

My husband and I were down in Pullman to visit our daughter and decided to jet over to Moscow to check out their Farmers Market. Several blocks long with a LARGE selection of local crops and great food tents to sample! We were completely blown away =)

The Moscow Farmer's Market is a great place to go on Saturday for local produce, baked goods and other products. There is usually always live music from local performers. There is a great deal of musical talent in Moscow because of the two University Music Schools nearby but also because Moscow has an active music scene. There are talented farmers, craftspeople, bakers and winemakers in this area and you never know who you might meet!!

From May through October, the Main Street of Moscow, Idaho is filled with booths with local, and often organic or pesticide-free produce. By July there are so many fruits and vegetables to by that one has to pass some delectable products or one would buy more than one could eat. Fresh eggs, honey, homemade soap, crafts, and foods are also sold.

Since we were traveling we were lookers and not buyers at the Farmer's Market. It was a most pleasant local experience, with musicians, food, and access to charming local businesses as well.

The Moscow Farmers Market is the largest farmers market in the area. There are 3 rows of vendors and farmers available with goods for sale. Some of the farmers are great to buy from and you can taste the difference between what they sell you and what you get in the grocery store. Just be careful though, there are some vendors that try to pass as local and their produce IS NOT! Ask the vendor where the produce is from before you buy it.What is at the market depends on the season. I look forward to the spring and getting fresh flowers, including lavender.There is also a fresh, mini donut vendor that has been at the market the last couple of years. Keep an eye out for them and try out at least a half dozen mini donuts to warm you up on a cool, saturday morning.

This Farmer's Market is great. The food, music, crafts, and family friendly atmosphere makes for such a great weekend event!