The Boulder Farmers Market takes place on 13th street between Canyon and Arapahoe in downtown Boulder. This is the perfect place for you to get the family out on a nice summer day, get fresh produce, have have fun. Local farmers, artists, and musicians set a booth to sell their product.  Most booths offer free samples; walking through you’ll able to try organic chocolate, a variety of cheeses, honey, and much more. The Boulder farmers market offers Colorado-grown fresh food every time you visit. Not only does this amazing farmers market offer great food, they have fun entertainment and is a hot spot for local art, music, and family activities. At the market food court you will be able to listen to local acoustic musicians. Local artists will be selling their art beside the food the farmers are selling.  

The Boulder Farmers Market runs Starting April 4 – November 28 on Saturdays from 8am-2pm. Starting May 6 – October 7 on Wednesdays from 4-8pm. Stop by and stay for a while to see what all the buzz is about.

And remember, the City of Boulder’s philosophy about shopping local extends throughout the neighboring communities in all of Boulder County and beyond! Here are some other markets to consider trying out:

1. Lafayette Farmer’s Market
2. Longmont Farmer’s Market
3. Louisville Farmer’s Market 

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Sunbeam Farms Boulder CO is located off of Cherryvale Road. It offers a CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) of veggies and eggs as well as a farm stand for people who stop by. A couple of times per year they will also offer a farm-to-table dinner! We are currently supporters of this CSA. We love them because they produce wonderful produce and the owners, Dennis and Melanie Kline, are such wonderful, welcoming people.

We were first introduced to Sunbeam Farms Boulder CO through one of their farm-to-table dinners. The dinner was held at the farm under an awning that protected us from the sun. We ate on picnic tables that were pushed together and then covered with a pretty white cloth. The cups for water were mason jars, which were also used to hold the flower arrangements that decorated the tables. Of course the flowers were from their garden, as well as the food we were about to eat! The food at the Sunbeam Farms Boulder CO farm-to-table dinner was excellent! Most of the produce was sourced from their gardens. There were items that needed to be brought in from other farms, too. Everything came from local resources, even the meat.

We had a guest chef who before each plate told us about his vision for each dish and explained each ingredient. We brought some friends to the dinner with us and it was such a nice experience to be able to share together. It was also very nice because we were able to get to know the Klines more intimately as they welcomed us onto their land to show us the fruits (and veggies) produced from their labor of love.