Heirloom Farmers Market- Trail Dust Town

Heirloom Farmers Market- Trail Dust Town is shaped by Heirloom’s mission to expand access to fresh, healthy local food through programs including SNAP/EBT, WIC, and FMNP Seniors. In Tucson, that mission shows up in a Friday market running at Trail Dust Town, where shoppers can move between farm stands, prepared foods, pantry goods, plants, and health-and-wellness vendors in one stop. The vendor roster points to a market with both grocery staples and ready-to-eat options, from produce growers and tamales to churros and specialty food makers.

What you'll find there

The mix here leans practical: growers, prepared-food vendors, pantry makers, and a few plant and wellness businesses share the same Friday lineup. That gives the market a shop-for-later and eat-now feel, with farm booths alongside tamales, churros, and shelf-stable food products.

• -Find garlic-forward food products and health-and-wellness items from Catalina Garlic & Co.
• -Pick up ready-to-eat churros from Churros Inzunza.
• -Order ready-to-eat tamales from Del Cielo Tamales.
• -Browse packaged food products from Desert Alchemist.
• -Shop E&L Growers for farmer-grown goods and food products.
• -Look for food products and health-and-wellness offerings from Elysium Botanicals.
• -Explore soaps, lotions, and other food-product and wellness items from Experience Ancient Seas.
• -Buy farm goods from ALP Farmers.
• -Check Firesky Farms for farmer-sold products.
• -Add produce, food products, or plants from Wild Child Gardens.

Across the roster, the market lists 40 vendors, giving this Friday stop a broader range than a small produce-only setup. The vendor names attached to Trail Dust Town also show a strong overlap with other Heirloom markets, which can be useful if you already know a favorite producer from elsewhere in Tucson.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, which is the detail most likely to change how you plan a Friday visit. The market runs from 8am to 12pm from April through September, so this is a morning stop rather than an afternoon one. Heirloom also advises shoppers to arrive early because the best selection and high-demand goods go quickly, especially during seasonal peaks. If you need help finding a vendor once you arrive, look for the Market Info booth, where staff can point you to specific sellers and share day-of updates. Trail Dust Town’s address is 6541 East Tanque Verde Road in Tucson.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted here as part of Heirloom’s broader food-access mission. The market group also supports WIC and FMNP Seniors programs. If you want a flexible non-cash option beyond direct vendor payment, Heirloom sells $5 wooden market tokens on site and online; they work at all Heirloom Farmers Markets and do not expire.