Tired of soulless supermarkets? Start shopping at
our market: meet the farmers growing your food, learn about new foods,
bump into your neighbors and keep your money working to stimulate our local
economy!
INDOOR FARMERS MARKET
Selling organic or other high-quality foods
from
local farmers and food producers
Open Wed, Thurs, Fri 1-6 and Saturdays from 9-2
We take
Mastercard, Visa, SNAP/EBT (food stamps)
Do you know where your food comes from? We know where ours comes from
and we know the people who grow it. One of the goals of our urban
agricultural center is to provide that information to our customers and help
strengthen the bonds between the farmer and the consumer, to make transparent
the route from the farm to the table. In order to this, it is our goal to
visit all the farms selling at our market, to understand their food production
processes and to feel confident that the food is grown or prepared with
agricultural, nutritional and environmental integrity. (Note that "local"
varies depending on the product. Most of our foods come from a 100 mile
radius, but some come from greater distances because they are not produced
nearby.)
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WHERE:
200 Santa Fe Drive, Denver
WHO:
Denver Urban Homesteading (DUH) and small local farmers and fooders using
organic and sustainable practices.
WHAT:
FOOD AND AG PRODUCTS/SERVICES
Mini Moos:
goat cheese and milk
Lee’s Bees:
raw honey
Ela Family Farms:
dried apples, applesauce, jams
Callicrate Beef:
high-quality beef, bloodless
Fiona’s Natural Foods:
granola, energy bars
Mountain Valley Canning:
sauerkraut, pickles
Big B’s:
organic juices and ciders
Modesto Milling:
organic chicken feed & additives
Harvest Acres:
raw goat milk shares
Berry Patch Farms:
vegetables
Morning Fresh Dairy:
all natural milk
Red Trolley:
all natural
ice cream & gelato
Natural Homestead Beef:
high-quality
beef
Twin Mountain Milkhouse:
cheeses
Kiowa Valley Organics:
high-quality beef, eggs
Styria Bakery:
breads
From Beginning to End
Foods:
organically-grown spices
Pappardelli’s Pasta:
pasta and ravioli
Colorado Easy Eats:
organic pancake, biscuit mixes
Ginger’s Gourmet:
dried soups,
dips and mixes
Jack Rabbit Hill:
biodynamic wine from Western Slope
Kaptain's Kraut: raw
sauerkraut
Wildfire Farms:
chicks for sale periodically
Windsor Dairy: raw
cow milk shares, eggs, aged cheese and grass-fed,
organic beef for sale
Native Greens:
hydoponically grown vegetables, hydroponic growing system, stacking herb pots
Sage Thymes: organic
heirloom vegetable starts, produce and handmade soaps
Tea Dojo: organic
loose-leaf teas
Altan Alma: organic
farm selling microgreens, seeds and nuts
Moroccan Blonde Baklava Baking Company:
organic pastries
The Lilypad: natural herbals and soaps
Living Fuel: freshly-made vegetable and
fruit smoothies on Saturdays
El Caribe: Venezuelan arepas: fat cornbread
pockets filled with meats, beans, cheeses and salsa
FOOD AND AGRICULTURAL ART
Calling for Agricultural Art!
Denver Urban Homestead is exhibiting
art with an agricultural theme at the Farmer’s Market. We would love to connect
with artists that work (loosely) with agricultural themes.
Each exhibit will run for 2 months
and open on the First Friday of the month, to coincide with Santa Fe Art
District’s First Friday Art openings.
We believe that real food goes best with real art! So,
please email us if you are interested!
*If you know any farmers who would be suitable for
our market let us or them know.
DENVER
URBAN
HOMESTEADING
