Anchorage Farmers Market

Anchorage Farmers Market runs Saturdays from May through October at 1420 Cordova Street, in the Central Lutheran Church parking lot at 15th Avenue and Cordova Street. The market’s vendor roster points to a distinctly Alaska mix: working farms, flower growers, a food truck, and a bakery that joined for the full season in 2025. One visitor described finding bread and eggs alongside salsas, jams, honey, vegetables, and plants depending on the booth and time of year, which fits the market’s practical, seasonal feel. With free parking and a one-day-a-week schedule, it works well as a focused Saturday stop rather than an all-week market routine.

What you'll find there

The vendor list leans heavily toward farms and growers, with flowers and edible goods sharing space with prepared food and baked desserts. A recent visitor also noted that plants, a vegetable stand, cake, and fermented foods can shape what the market feels like on a given Saturday.

• -Find produce and farm goods from A.D. Farm.
• -Pick up peonies from Alaska Blooms Peony Farm.
• -Browse farm offerings from Arctic Organics.
• -Look for agricultural products from Brown Dog Farm.
• -Shop herbal and farm-made goods from Chai Medicinals Farm.
• -See what Farm 779 LLC is bringing that week.
• -Order a meal from the Feed Me Hope food truck.
• -Choose cut flowers from Hatcher Pass Dahlias.
• -Check Raven Creek Farm for its farm products.
• -Buy directly from Seldovitsch Farm.
• -Add another farm stop at Stockwell Farm.
• -Watch for baked goods from Turkey Red.
• -Pick up produce from Vang Family Garden.
• -Reserve dessert from Want More Cake, Co., which joined for the full 2025 season and takes preorders.
• -Stop by Choua Yang Anchorage Farmers Market for garden produce.

One visitor said they come mainly for bread and eggs, and also mentioned salsas, jams, honey, vegetables, and plants depending on the booth and time of year. That lines up with a market where the weekly mix can shift, but farm stands and growers remain the backbone.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, which is the detail most likely to change how you plan your Saturday visit. The market is set in the Central Lutheran Church parking lot at 15th Avenue and Cordova Street, and the site notes easy access with free parking. It operates once a week on Saturdays, so timing matters more here than at a multi-day market. The market also reports no restrooms, another useful point to factor in before you arrive. If you are shopping for a specific seller, the roster includes farms, flower growers, prepared food, and seasonal additions such as Want More Cake, Co., which joined for the full 2025 season.

Payments & SNAP

QUEST is accepted by some vendors, and WIC and Senior Farmers Market coupons are accepted by some vendors as well. The market also confirms SNAP/EBT acceptance, so shoppers using food assistance have options here, though acceptance is vendor-specific rather than universal across every stand.