Leavenworth Farmers Market

Trenton Peter Agency LLC appears among the market’s local sponsors, a detail that signals how firmly Leavenworth Farmers Market is tied into its own town fabric rather than operating as a stand-alone stop. Set at 7th and Cherokee Street in Historic Downtown Leavenworth, the market brings farm and food vendors into HayMarket Square for midweek and Saturday shopping during the main growing season. The vendor roster ranges from Certified Naturally Grown produce and sweet corn to Wagyu beef, quail eggs, sourdough bread, pottery, soaps, bouquets, and prepared snacks, giving the market a notably broad mix within one downtown site.

Why it matters locally

7th and Cherokee Street in Historic Downtown Leavenworth places the market directly inside one of the city’s named central districts, with HayMarket Square identified as its host site. That downtown setting is matched by a sponsor list made up of area businesses including Trenton Peter Agency LLC, Country Club Bank, Henry Martens Chevrolet Buick GMC, Family EyeCare Center, and Leavenworth Family Dental. On the vendor side, the market combines local growers and food makers with named families and producers such as Conway’s Produce, Jirak Family Produce, Gray Cattle Company, The Bean Patch, and Mary’s Country Kitchen, keeping the market rooted in individual farm and kitchen operations rather than anonymous stalls.

What you'll find there

Produce is the backbone here, but the lineup stretches well beyond vegetables into meats, preserves, flowers, baked goods, body care, pottery, woodcraft, and hot-market snacks. The result is a market where a produce run can easily turn into a bread, honey, bouquet, or pantry stop in the same pass.

• -Browse Conway’s Produce for Certified Naturally Grown produce grown without pesticides.
• -Pick up melons, sweet corn, green beans, peppers, tomatoes, zucchini, and apples from Jirak Family Produce.
• -Find tomatoes, sweet corn, asparagus, peppers, watermelons, strawberries, tuberoses, and herbs at River’s Edge Produce.
• -Look for sweet corn, tomatoes, asparagus, hanging baskets, peaches, melons, cucumbers, peppers, squash, and pumpkins from Schwinn Produce Farm.
• -Shop JET Produce and Meats for seasonal produce, bedding plants, eggs, and meat including beef, pork, lamb, and chicken.
• -Choose premium Wagyu beef and Angus beef, plus snack sticks, from Gray Cattle Company.
• -Add quail and pheasant eggs from Mark’s Game Birds.
• -Stock up on raw unpasteurized honey, beeswax candles, natural skincare, elderberry syrup, and cut flowers from Hillside Honey.
• -Take home bouquets, cut flowers, dried flowers, and small planters from Welkin Farm.
• -Reach for jams, jellies, chutneys, marmalades, scones, baked items, and seasoning rubs from The Bean Patch.
• -Grab sourdough breads, muffins, cookies, and cinnamon rolls from Cast Iron Bakery.
• -Try gluten-free, soy-free, and legume-free artisan breads, baked goods, spices, vanilla extract, soaps, and lotions from L’Ecuyer Homestead.
• -Bring home handmade stoneware, including spoon rests, teacups, bowls, and other functional pottery from Susan Nelson Pottery.
• -Stop at Squeezy for lemonades, kettle corn, cotton candy, breakfast bowls, biscuits and gravy, coffee, and other snacks.

On Wednesdays, the Kids' Club gives children a punch card, with a “Freddy buck” earned every four visits to spend at vendor booths. The last Saturday of the month also includes two market bag giveaways filled with products from market vendors.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, which is one of the clearest visit rules to plan around before heading to HayMarket Square. The market is located at 7th and Cherokee Street in Historic Downtown Leavenworth, making it a downtown stop rather than a roadside setup. Restrooms are not available on site. If you expect to pay with a card, some vendors accept credit and debit cards at their own booths, and the market information booth can swipe a card and issue $5 tokens that vendors treat like cash. An ATM is also available nearby.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP EBT is accepted at Leavenworth Farmers Market, and the market also highlights Double Up Food Bucks through its Kansas SNAP materials. For other purchases, some vendors take credit and debit cards directly, while the information booth offers $5 tokens after a card swipe; those tokens can be spent with farmers market vendors.