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Heirloom Farmers Markets announce ‘Holidays at the Markets’ event series

Heirloom Farmers Markets announce ‘Holidays at the Markets’ event series

Dec 2, 20221 min read

Heirloom Farmers Markets is giving you two weeks full of opportunity to support local makers while tackling your holiday shopping list with the return of Holidays at the Markets.

Photo courtesy of Heirloom Farmers Markets
Photo courtesy of Heirloom Farmers Markets

This series of events will kick off on Wednesday, December 7, and will span Heirloom Farmers Market locations around town. Each of the holiday markets will take place from 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. with the final day of the series wrapping up (pun intended) on Sunday, December 18.

Keep scrolling to start planning your shopping experience at the markets.

Photo courtesy of Heirloom Farmers Markets
Photo courtesy of Heirloom Farmers Markets

Holidays at the Markets Schedule

Wednesday, December 7 and 14 at Green Valley Village Farmers & Artisans Market (101 N. La Canada Dr.)
Friday, December 9 and 16 at Udall Park Farmers Market (7202 E. Tanque Verde Rd.)
Saturday, December 10 and 17 at Oro Valley Farmers Market (10901 N. Oracle Rd.)
Saturday, December 10 an 17 at Rincon Valley Farmers & Artisans Market (12500 E. Old Spanish Trail)
Sunday, December 11 and 18 at Rillito Park Farmers Market (4502 N. 1st Ave.)

For more information, visit heirloomfm.org. 

Article written by:

Sam Jump
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