Taos Farmers' Market

Taos Farmers' Market enters its 2026 season with a new permanent site secured through a partnership with the Northern Rio Grande Resource Conservation & Development District and Taos County, a shift that gives this long-running market a clearer physical anchor in town. For visitors, that means heading to 400 Camina de la Placita, at the Taos County Courthouse Parking Lot near the corner of Albright Street and Paseo Del Pueblo Sur. The market’s visitor materials put shopping information, seasonal guidance, recipes, and vendor access front and center, which reads like a market focused as much on regular weekly use as on a one-time stop.

Why it matters locally

The partnership with the Northern Rio Grande Resource Conservation & Development District and Taos County is one of the clearest local stakes here: the market has secured a permanent site through named regional and county collaborators, tying its weekly operations directly to public and place-based support in Taos. The market also works with El Centro Health Clinic to provide FreshRX to clinic patients, linking farm shopping to a local health partner rather than treating food access as a separate issue. Its visitor and vendor navigation gives substantial space to EBT, Double Up Food Bucks, FreshRX, and WIC, showing that these programs are built into how the market presents itself to shoppers and sellers. Double Up Food Bucks is also named as an active offering for EBT customers.

Know before you go

The biggest planning detail is the 2026 location: the market will be at the Taos County Courthouse Parking Lot, at 400 Camina de la Placita near Albright Street and Paseo Del Pueblo Sur, so returning shoppers should head there rather than rely on memory from prior seasons. It runs on Saturdays from May 16 through November 21, with a morning-to-early-afternoon window that favors earlier shopping over a late arrival. Parking is tied directly to the courthouse lot location for the 2026 season. Dogs are not allowed, an important detail for anyone who usually pairs errands with pet walks. The market’s visitor pages also include shopping tips, recipes, and a “What’s in Season?” section, useful for planning a more ingredient-driven trip.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at Taos Farmers' Market, and the market highlights EBT alongside Double Up Food Bucks, FreshRX, and WIC in its shopper and vendor information. It also specifically states that Double Up Food Bucks is available to EBT customers. That combination makes this one of the first details to look for when planning how to pay across different vendors and benefit programs.