Frequently Asked Questions

YES, in fact! We have a portable ATM machine available at the Market Information table! Scroll down for more information on our $5 tokens at the bottom of the page. 

All vendors at Leavenworth Farmers Market accept cash, but some may also accept credit or Venmo, depending on the vendor. Several vendors also accept the Kansas Senior Checks as well as tokens from the Kansas Double Up Food Bucks/ SNAP programs. There is also an ATM located at the Information Table and our Market Assistant can assist you. 

Check out the our Meet the Vendors page for links below some of the Vendor photos which link to their websites or social media, if available. Don't find a link? Contact us!

Yes, there are restrooms located to the south of the Leavenworth Public Water Works building just a short distance from the parking lot of the Leavenworth Farmers Market.

Well behaved dogs are always welcome at the market! They must be on a leash. Please take other patrons into account if your dog barks loudly or has not been trained to behave around other dogs.

Yes, there are a few Farmers Market wagons available for our elderly patrons to use to carry heavy produce such as watermelon or for families with children to utilize while AT the market. They are for market hour use only. Please return them to the center of market by the Information Table once you have finished using them.

Many patrons travel to the market on a bicycle, skateboard or scooter. We ask that you please WALK beside or with your transportation while at the market as a safety precaution for our elderly and younger patrons.  Anyone riding through the market will be asked to step off and walk it or leave the market.

The Leavenworth Farmers Market utilizes HayMarket Square from an agreement with the city of Leavenworth for Wednesdays and Saturdays. We are a producer-only market focused on providing locally grown food to our community with a few artisans. A separate organization, the Leavenworth Main Street Association, shares the market on second Saturdays of the month and has a variety of craft and local vendors that do not carry or produce the same products at the Farmers market. We appreciate working together for our community.

Many of the farmers, bakers and local producers at our market work a primary job in addition to their adventures as a market vendor and several work at area schools. Others may have family activities, such as kids in Soccer on certain weekends. The primary reason you'll not see some vendors until later in the season is because the Midwest grow season takes time and certain produce like peppers, sweet corn and melons are not available until the first of July or later. So, while some are unavailable for the mid-week market or unavailable on certain Saturdays, we have such a large variety of vendors that increase as the full summer season progresses.