Jackson Hole People's Market

Jackson Hole People's Market is a program of Slow Food in the Tetons, which gives this Wednesday market a clear food-focused frame from the start. In summer it sets up at the base of Snow King, with the market identified at Cache St. and Snow King Avenue and visitor details placing it at Snow King Ave & King St.. The mix reaches beyond produce alone, bringing together growers, food makers, restaurants, breweries, and craft vendors in one weekly market. That broad vendor lineup helps explain why the market calls itself a People’s Market rather than a narrower farmers market.

Why it matters locally

Slow Food in the Tetons runs the market as one of its programs, tying the weekly gathering to a named local food organization rather than a generic event series. The market’s own call for summer applications says it accepts food growers and food makers of all kinds, which sets an intentionally wide local-food lens. That shows up in the vendor mix: farms such as Daily Roots, Haderlie Farms, Larks Meadow Farms, and Vertical Harvest appear alongside prepared-food businesses and local beverage makers. The market also connects to local initiatives beyond shopping, including a zero waste partnership with Teton County and Integrated Solid Waste and Recycling.

What you'll find there

The lineup here is noticeably broad: working farms and ranches, ready-to-eat food, drinks, and handmade goods all appear in the same market roster. If you want a produce-only stop, this is not that; if you want a midweek market with dinner, drinks, and pantry shopping in one pass, the vendor list points that way.

• -Find Daily Roots at the market vendor roster.
• -Shop Haderlie Farms as part of the market’s farm lineup.
• -Pick up produce from Larks Meadow Farms.
• -Look for Vertical Harvest among the listed vendors.
• -Buy beef from Lockhart Cattle Company.
• -Grab snacks or drinks from JH Pop.
• -Sip local spirits from Jackson Hole Stillworks.
• -Taste wine from JH Winery.
• -Catch Snake River Brewery pouring at the market.
• -See Mother Nature Kitchen on the vendor roster for prepared foods.
• -Pick up foods from Roots Kitchen and Cannery.
• -Browse Maya Organics.
• -Stop by Nomadic Bean.
• -Smell soaps from Wild West Soap Company.
• -Browse quilts from WyoWyo, Full circle quilts.
• -Check jewelry from Lisa Pots Jewelry.
• -See glasswork from Bottoms Up Glass.
• -Look for lavender goods from Teton View Lavender Farm.

Weekly programming extends the market beyond shopping. Music appears as a regular feature, Bike-In Movies run on Wednesdays at the base of Snow King, and Weekly Suds brings Snake River Brewing Co. or Roadhouse Brewing Co. to pour local brews.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, which may change plans if you usually walk to market with a pet. The market meets on Wednesdays from 4 to 7 p.m. during a seasonal run from June 17 to September 17, so this is a summer and early-fall stop rather than a year-round weekly option. You’ll find it at Snow King Ave & King St., with the market also described as being at the base of Snow King and at Cache St. and Snow King Avenue. Restrooms are not available in the visit details provided, another practical point if you are arriving with kids or planning to stay for music or movies.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at Jackson Hole People’s Market. The market’s visit details also indicate that payment methods are clearly presented on site, which is helpful given the mix of farms, prepared-food vendors, breweries, and craft sellers.