Big Horn Basin Farmers Market Cody

At 720 Sheridan Ave in Cody, the Big Horn Basin Farmers Market Cody runs on Thursdays from late afternoon into early evening, giving this market a distinct after-work rhythm in town. The market season runs from June to October, and the vendor mix centers on locally grown fruit and vegetables, baked goods, meats, eggs, crafts, and other products from locally based vendors. Within that mix, the Cody market’s current vendor roster ranges from honey producers and a diversified vegetable farm to natural beef, cookies, and imported Italian pantry goods, which makes the shopping feel broad without losing its small-market focus.

What you'll find there

The strongest through-line here is a mix of local farm goods and specialty pantry items, with several vendors named directly enough that you can shop with a plan instead of browsing blind. The overall market also emphasizes locally grown produce, baked goods, meats, eggs, crafts, and other products from locally based vendors, so the named sellers sit inside a broader farm-market assortment.

• -Find honey from Lowe Land Apiary, which provides honey year-round.
• -Shop Gallagher’s Natural Beef and Produce, listed as a market vendor focused on beef and produce.
• -Pick up Italian specialty foods from Buon Gusto Imports, including cheese, olives, cured meats, extra virgin olive oil, balsamic vinegar and glaze, jams, truffle honey, truffle olive oil, artisanal pasta, and risotti.
• -Add baked sweets from Miss Janice’s Cookies, a cookies vendor whose page notes licensing or certification through the Wyoming Department of Agriculture Consumer Health Services Division.
• -Look for vegetables from Shoshone River Farm, a diversified vegetable farm that grows for a CSA and supplies multiple weekly farmers markets along with local businesses, restaurants, and foodbanks.
• -Choose honey candy and confections from Queen’s Bee Gardens, including honey pecan pralines, Honeymoons, truffles, and English toffee.

One visitor highlighted that the market still had area-grown produce on offer, mentioning green tomatoes as a purchase, which lines up with the produce-forward emphasis described by the market itself.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, so that is the detail most likely to change your plan before you leave home. The shopping window is also short: the Cody market runs only on Thursdays from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. during the June-to-October season, making this more of a focused weekly stop than an all-day outing. Payment methods are clearly indicated by the market, which helps if you like to decide how to pay before arriving.

Restrooms are not available, another practical point that matters with kids or a longer afternoon in town. If you need to reach the market directly, a phone contact is listed at 307-899-2660. One visitor also noted confusion online about hours, so it helps to plan around the Thursday evening schedule rather than assuming broader availability.