Farmers markets are part of the rhythm of summer in Western Montana. Mornings start with fresh produce, baked goods and coffee, with local vendors and live music adding to the atmosphere.
Missoula hosts three Saturday markets (along with a Tuesday one), including a farmers market recognized among the top in the West by Sunset magazine. The Whitefish Tuesday evening market is another favorite, and the Bitterroot Valley offers markets in Stevensville, Florence, Hamilton and Darby.
Across the region, markets range in size but share a focus on local goods—produce, meats, cheeses and honey, along with handmade items like pottery, paintings, photography, jewelry, clothing and woodwork.
For a deeper look at the region’s agricultural roots, explore self-guided tours and seasonal events on our Agritourism page, including the Western Montana Food + Farm Trail.
For more information, visit farmersmarketmt.com
See all of our community farmers markets below.
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