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Sioux City Farmers Market

Sioux City Farmers Market is a farmers market in Sioux City, IA, open on Wednesdays and Saturdays (May to October). It sets up in a local government building grounds.

May to OctoberWednesday 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Saturday 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Address100 Pearl Street, Sioux City, IA 51101
At the corner of Pearl Street and Tri-View Avenue west of the Tyson Events Center.
Directions
VendorsAbout 54
Food assistanceWIC, SNAP, Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program
PaymentDebit card/Credit card
Websitefarmersmarketsiouxcity.com

Schedule and details as reported to the USDA Local Food Directories, last updated September 2020. Times can change between seasons. The market's own website or Facebook page has the current schedule. If the market closed or moved, tell us through the suggestion form.

What vendors sell

Growing methods listed: Organic (USDA Certified).

For your market haul

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Pick your own near Sioux City

Farms nearby where you pick your own fruit, flowers or pumpkins:

Frequently asked questions

When is Sioux City Farmers Market open?

May to October: Wednesday 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM, Saturday 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM. This is the schedule the market reported to the USDA directory (last update September 2020).

Does Sioux City Farmers Market take SNAP/EBT?

Yes, the market lists SNAP and also WIC and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program. Ask at the market info booth how it works there.

What can you buy at Sioux City Farmers Market?

Vendors list fresh fruits, fresh vegetables, baked goods, bedding plants, canned or preserved fruits/vegetables, coffee/tea, crafts/woodworking items and cut flowers and more. What is on the tables changes with the season.

Is there a U-pick farm near Sioux City Farmers Market?

The closest farm we list is Autumn Grove Orchard in Sioux City, about 7 miles away, with apples and pumpkins.