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Bentonville, Arkansas
Bentonville Farmers Market traces its downtown roots to 1977, and that long run still shapes how it shows up in the city’s weekly rhythm today. The market is tied closely to downtown Bentonville’s event life, with the City of Bentonville appearing as an organizer across related Square programming and Downtown Bentonville Inc. presenting the market through its events platform. In season, the market gathers on the Bentonville Square for fresh, locally grown produce, fruits, veggies, and more, placing shopping right inside one of the city’s central public spaces. The result is a market that reads less like a side attraction and more like one of downtown’s regular anchors.
Founded in 1977, the Bentonville Farmers Market is described as a longstanding community tradition in downtown Bentonville, and that history matters because the market’s role is framed around supporting local growers, makers, and small businesses. Its stated purpose is direct connection: the market links the community to the people behind their food and goods rather than treating shopping as a detached transaction.
That local role is reinforced by where it operates. The outdoor season takes place on the Bentonville Square every Saturday morning, keeping the market in the middle of downtown activity instead of off to the side. Downtown Bentonville’s broader calendar also places the market alongside recurring public events such as First Friday and family-friendly programming, showing how the market sits within a larger pattern of civic use of the Square.
The clearest emphasis here is fresh food first, with locally grown produce named at the center of the outdoor season on the Bentonville Square. The market’s own description also makes room for makers and small businesses, so the mix extends beyond farm produce into locally produced goods.
Related downtown programming adds to the atmosphere around market season. First Friday runs monthly from April through October as a family-friendly block party with live music, activities, and more.
No dogs is the clearest rule to plan around before heading out. Parking is simpler than at many downtown markets: Bentonville offers free public parking in lots and on surrounding streets, with spaces described as just steps from shops, restaurants, and events. The market is associated with the Bentonville Square for its outdoor season, while the listed visitor address is 1101 SW Citizens Cr, so it helps to orient around downtown rather than expecting a remote fairground setup.
Season timing matters too. The outdoor market runs from April through October, and indoor market applications open in early fall, which signals that the market’s format changes outside the outdoor season. If you’re planning a downtown Saturday, the market also overlaps with an area that hosts recurring public events across the year.
SNAP/EBT is accepted at the Bentonville Farmers Market, an important detail for shoppers planning food purchases around seasonal produce and other eligible items. The market also lists payment information clearly among its visitor details, which suggests payment logistics are a standard part of the shopping setup rather than an afterthought.
Free public parking is available in downtown Bentonville, with lots and street spaces near shops, restaurants, and events.
April – October
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5.0 average from 5 reviews on Google
Today was my first time going to the market since moving here to Bentonville in November. Let me tell you - this is no mini farmers market. This is a massive Festival of all Farmers Markets. You have everything from farm stands of fresh produce, flowers and plants, handmade jewelry, soaps and artwork along with a little something for your pets whether it’s a dog or cat. This is an extremely family oriented market with tons of little children and strollers so be careful where you step. Lots of dogs as well. This is a great place to spend the morning sampling fresh breads and jams and find a...
Support Local!!! Such a beautiful way to spend a Saturday morning! There is so much to see and choose from - flowers, veggies, fruits, artwork, crafts, and many speciality vendors selling anything from soaps to pasta that will be so much better than anything store bought!
Love the market. Next Saturday is the last one for the season. 😥. UPDATE: 30 April 2022. Had a lovely stroll through the market. A lot of vendors. Got our quart of honey and duck eggs from Dream E Farms out of Garfield. Great time of year to visit the market.
A Saturday staple! Might be my fave farmer’s market in NWA. You can’t beat the variety of art, produce, food & local products! Dog friendly, super clean and live music while you browse. Make sure you stop at Onyx for a local cup of coffee while you shop!
Great farmer's market with something for everyone. Great local produce; homemade breads, jam, hot sauce, salsa; jewelry and art all from local vendors. Very clean, not too crowded and super friendly people. We bought kimchi, jewelry and some produce. All were great.
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