Kirby's Farmers' Market

At 67 N. Main St in Medford, Kirby's Farmers' Market is a Sunday stop built around a short, specific mix of farm and prepared-food finds. The market’s profile points to a handful of named vendors and products rather than a sprawling roster, with mentions of grass-fed beef, organic produce, she crab soup, pulled pork, and beef jerky shaping the visit. That gives this market a practical rhythm: part farm stand, part ready-to-eat pickup, with enough variety to shop for ingredients and leave with lunch.

What you'll find there

The clearest pattern here is a market mix that leans on a few memorable specialties. Fresh staples appear alongside prepared foods, so the draw is not just produce shopping but also picking up specific items that regulars have called out by name.

• -Look for Jenning's Farm for grass-fed beef.
• -Pick up organic produce from Cheyenne's.
• -Find she crab soup from a local seafood company.
• -Order pulled pork from a local caterer.
• -Add beef jerky from a local company.

Those mentions make Kirby's feel especially useful for shoppers who want a narrower list of known items instead of browsing dozens of categories. The market combines raw ingredients like beef and produce with prepared foods that can turn a quick Sunday stop into a meal pickup. That balance is the main shape of the market as described: not a long catalog of goods, but a compact set of vendors attached to very specific products.

A broader food-and-farming events calendar is also associated with the same platform, listing festivals, tours, workshops, field days, and courses in the area. Kirby's Farmers' Market reads less like a produce table with a few extras and more like a Sunday market where named cravings lead the trip. The standout examples are unusually specific: she crab soup from a local seafood company, pulled pork from a local caterer, and beef jerky from a local company sit alongside organic produce from Cheyenne's and grass-fed beef from Jenning's Farm. That combination gives the market a distinct food-counter feel without losing its farm base. Even the single emphasis tag attached to the market points toward a broader food-and-farm outing frame rather than a purely transactional grocery stop. The result is a market identity built from a few concrete items people remember, not from broad claims or a long vendor roll.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, which is the detail most likely to change how you plan a Sunday visit. Kirby's Farmers' Market operates on Sundays from 10am to 2pm at 67 N. Main St in Medford, so the shopping window is concentrated into a four-hour block. Payment methods are marked as clear, which suggests the market provides straightforward purchasing information on site. Restrooms are listed as unavailable, another useful point if you are planning more than a quick stop. If you need to reach the market directly before heading over, the listed phone number is 609-654-4312.