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The Mountain-Town Market

An Indigenous-woman-owned market & community space in Flagstaff: local food and growers, Native and local artisans, makers, community, and live music. Nearly year-round, and always free.

Next market

Sun, Nov 8, 9 am to 1 pm

Sunday Markets at City Hall, Flagstaff City Hall parking lot.

Sundays at City Hall November to April. Saturdays at Pine Forest and Wednesdays at Heritage Square May to October. In the Valley, Sundays at Tempe City Hall from October 11.

Everything happening this week

Weather calls and day-of changes show at the top of this page as soon as the market posts them, and on Instagram @flagstaffmountaintownmarket.

Our markets

Three recurring markets across the year, plus a holiday market in December. More than one market shares the downtown City Hall lot; these are ours.

All markets & dates
Not the Flagstaff Community Market. The Flagstaff Community Market (Sundays, May to October) and the Urban Flea & Artisan Market are different markets run by a different organization at the same City Hall lot. Ours moves with the seasons and looks different at each stop: Sundays at City Hall from November to April, Saturdays at Pine Forest and Wednesdays at Heritage Square in summer, and Sundays in Tempe from October 2026. Here's how to tell them apart.

Built for commUNITY.

A market with a mission of community & food equity

Founded by Meg Kabotie Adakai, the Mountain-Town Market supports local food, agriculture, art, music, and education, with a special emphasis on community and on groups who have been historically marginalized. The downtown markets help fund the east-side and neighborhood markets, bringing fresh local food closer to more of Flagstaff.

Our story & mission

Coming to shop?

Parking, dogs, payment, transit, and what to expect at each of our markets.

Plan your visit

Want to sell?

Farmers, makers, Native and local artisans, flea, food, and first-time vendors are all welcome.

Become a vendor

Community & partners

Local first