Westcliffe Farm and Maker's Market

Westcliffe Farm and Maker's Market ties directly into the Town of Westcliffe, with the town named in the market's business licensing information. In Jess Price Park at 315 Main Street, the Friday market centers its season around locally grown produce and meat, artisan crafts, and home goods made by local artists. The market has been running since 2007, and its 2026 season marks its 19th anniversary, giving this small Main Street gathering a long local run without losing its farm-and-maker focus.

Why it matters locally

Established in 2007, this market spells out a local mission: bringing Westcliffe healthy, nourishing, locally grown produce and meat alongside artisan crafts and home goods created by local artists. That combination matters because the market is not framed only as a produce stop or only as an art fair; it keeps food and handmade goods in the same weekly setting at Jess Price Park.

The market's own materials also point to how it presents sellers. CUESA seller profiles are mentioned as hanging at booths, adding context about the people behind what is being sold. One visitor also singled out the market's live music along with produce, pastries, and fruit, suggesting the Friday run brings more than transactions to the park.

What you'll find there

The market's mix leans broad rather than niche, with farm products and handmade goods sharing space in one park setting. The official market description names core categories, and visitor notes add a few specific booth-level examples.

• -Find local produce at the market, one of the main product categories named by the market.
• -Look for locally raised meat alongside the produce selection.
• -Browse stunning local art from local artists.
• -Pick up handcrafted artisan goods and home goods made by local makers.
• -Shop for herbal products and honey.
• -Grab fresh baked goods; one visitor specifically mentioned Rebecca's Pastries for pies, cinnamon rolls, and cookies.
• -Check fruit stands; one visitor called out Wild Bill for peaches, cherries, grapes, pears, and apples.

The market also offers live music each week.

Know before you go

No dogs is the clearest plan-changing rule for this market, so anyone heading to Jess Price Park will want to leave pets at home. The site is fairly flat and includes full-service bathrooms, which can make the park easier to navigate for a wider range of visitors.

The market runs rain or shine on Fridays from 9am to 1pm during its June 5 to September 25 season, so weather does not automatically cancel the trip. Jess Price Park has paved spots for trailer units and food trucks, though the market does not spell out broader customer parking details. Payment methods are presented clearly by the market, and the posted contact for market questions is westcliffefarmersmarket@gmail.com.