Omaha Farmers Market - Aksarben Village

Meals by Methodist appears alongside the Omaha Farmers Market’s customer resources, a sign that this Sunday market is framed not just around shopping but around practical food access and everyday eating in Omaha. At Aksarben Village, the market runs at 67th & Center Street on Sunday mornings from May through October, giving this location a clear weekly rhythm anchored in one of the city’s established neighborhood districts. The market’s own overview points to a wide mix that spans produce, herbs, plants, fresh-cut flowers, meats, baked goods, cheese, eggs, prepared foods, crafts, and specialty items, which fits the long vendor roster at this location.

Why it matters locally

SNAP, Double-Up Food Bucks, WIC, and the Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program all appear in the market’s food assistance ecosystem, tying the Aksarben Village market to programs that shape how Omaha households buy fresh food. The market also lists local and regional civic and food-system partners including No More Empty Pots, Hunger Free Heartland, Buy Local Nebraska, the Douglas County Health Department, the Center for Nutrition & Health Impact, and the Nebraska Department of Agriculture. That network places the market within a broader Omaha effort around fresh produce, nutrition, and local agriculture rather than treating it as a stand-alone event.

What you'll find there

The Aksarben Village lineup is broad enough that a Sunday trip can lean produce-heavy, pantry-focused, or gift-oriented without leaving the market. The strongest throughline is variety across farm goods, prepared food, baked items, beverages, and handmade products.

• -Find vegetables and farm goods from Daniels Produce.
• -Pick up beef from D&D Beef.
• -Browse produce from Ed Welchert Produce.
• -Shop microgreens from Dundee Microgreens.
• -Look for produce from Lor's Produce.
• -Choose vegetables from Mai's Garden.
• -Grab farm products from Meristem Farm & Nursery.
• -Stock up on produce from Twin Lakes Produce.
• -Bring home mushrooms from Terra Firma Fungi, LLC.
• -Add cheese from Jisa Farmstead Cheese.
• -Stop for honey from It's All About Bees!.
• -Take home bread from Bella Bread Company.
• -Pick up loaves from Great Harvest Bread.
• -Choose pastries and baked goods from Le Quartier Baking Company.
• -Start with bagels from Omaha Bagel Co..
• -Save room for macarons from Happy Macs Custom Macarons.
• -Cool off with kombucha from Fisheye Kombucha.
• -Pour wine from Glacial Till Vineyard.
• -Order noodles from Pacific Rim Noodles.
• -Take home enchiladas from Erick's Enchiladas.
• -Add pico from Scott's Pico.
• -Browse soap and body products from Adagio Soap Products.
• -Shop pottery from LB's Art Pottery.
• -Find dog treats from Brixtix Bakery for Dogs.
• -Pick up collars from Mazzy Co. Collars.

The market also posts vendor training sessions for DUFB and SFMNP, which shows how food-assistance programs are supported behind the scenes as well as accepted at the booth level.

Know before you go

Free bike valet on Sundays in Aksarben Village is offered through Trek Bicycle Omaha, a detail that can change how you get there if you live close enough to ride. Dogs are welcome, so this is one of the easier Omaha market outings to fold into a Sunday walk. If you are driving, the market notes garage and on-street parking at Aksarben Village, with the 64th Avenue Parking Garage just north of Center Street named among the nearby options. An ATM is listed at the corner of 64th Avenue and Center Street through Security National Bank. On-site managers for the Sunday Aksarben Village market include Ruby Titus, Baseball Guy, and Leo Schneider.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP is accepted at the market, and the food assistance materials also reference Electronic Benefits Transfer, Double-Up Food Bucks, WIC, and the Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program. That makes this location a practical stop for shoppers using nutrition benefits alongside standard market purchases.