Mission Farm and Flower Market

Mission Farm and Flower Market spends its season at Broadmoor Park, with Thursday evening market hours running through June, July, and August for the market’s 12th season. That timing sets it apart from a morning market routine: this is a weekly stop built around late-day shopping in Mission rather than an early start. The market is tied closely to the City of Mission’s public event calendar and park setting, giving it a civic feel that matches the Broadmoor Park location. For nearby shoppers, it offers a short summer window and one fixed weekly rhythm, making the Thursday plan part of the draw.

Why it matters locally

Broadmoor Park is central to how this market fits into Mission: the market is held there, and the city’s own event pages place it alongside park, pool, council, and neighborhood meetings on the municipal calendar. That framing makes the market part of the city’s regular public life rather than a stand-alone retail event.

The market also has a defined local season. It runs on Thursdays from 4:30 to 8:00 p.m. in June, July, and August, which gives Mission a consistent summer evening market schedule. City programming around the same period includes events such as a Movie in the Park with Mission Parks + Recreation and activities at Mission Family Aquatic Center, placing the market inside a broader summer pattern of public gatherings. Questions route to Market Coordinator Leigh Ann Zerr, another sign of a clearly managed local program.

What you'll find there

Mission Farm and Flower Market is presented more through its schedule and setting than through a published vendor roster. The clearest on-site picture is a summer evening market in the park, with nearby city programming often happening in the same seasonal orbit.

• -Mission Farm and Flower Market itself is the named weekly attraction at Broadmoor Park on Thursdays in summer.

A complimentary Movie in the Park with Mission Parks + Recreation appears on the city calendar during the market season, adding another family-oriented evening event nearby in Mission’s summer lineup.

Know before you go

No dogs is the clearest rule to plan around before heading to Mission Farm and Flower Market. Parking is more flexible than the Johnson Drive address alone suggests: city-owned lots are available on Outlook Street one block south of Johnson Drive, behind Mission Watch and Jewelry and Fluffy Fresh Donuts, with additional city-owned lots on both sides of Outlook and on the east side of Woodson. Those lots connect to the market by the paved Rock Creek Trail, which helps shape the easiest walk-in approach. Angled street parking is also available for short-term use, while private parking reserved for apartment residents and other nonpublic spaces should be left open. The market’s FAQ directs questions to Market Coordinator Leigh Ann Zerr by email or phone.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at Mission Farm and Flower Market, an important detail for anyone planning their weekly grocery budget around the Thursday market. Payment information is presented clearly in the market’s visitor details, and SNAP acceptance is specifically confirmed on the market site.