Market journal
Stories & guides
Helpful reads for shoppers and vendors, from telling the Flagstaff markets apart to selling your first season.
October 10, 2026
Things to Do in Flagstaff in November: The Sunday Market Is Back at City Hall
November in Flagstaff, planned around the Mountain-Town Market's return to the City Hall lot. Sundays Nov 1, 8, 15, 22 and 29, 9 am to 1 pm, free, with leashed dogs welcome and free parking in the lot. What ended in October, what the Sunday after Thanksgiving looks like, the December hour change and the Holiday Market on Dec 5 and 6.
ReadOctober 7, 2026
Free Things to Do in Flagstaff on a Sunday Morning (Start at the Market)
A free Sunday morning in Flagstaff, built around the Mountain-Town Market at City Hall: free parking at the lot, a dog-friendly market from November to April, Wheeler Park and Heritage Square across the street, murals downtown and a mesa walk at Buffalo Park. Winter and spring dates and hours included.
ReadJune 15, 2026
What Day Is the Flagstaff Mountain-Town Market? (Saturdays, Wednesdays, and Winter Sundays)
The Flagstaff Mountain-Town Market runs Saturdays at Pine Forest and Wednesdays at Heritage Square from May to October, then Sundays at City Hall from November to April. Here's the 2026 calendar and how to tell it apart from the other City Hall markets.
ReadJune 11, 2026
The Markets That Share Flagstaff's City Hall Lot, Explained
A clear guide to the markets that share Flagstaff's City Hall lot at 211 W Aspen: who runs each, which days and months they happen, dog policies, and where the Mountain-Town Market is the rest of the year.
ReadJune 7, 2026
First-Timer's Guide to the Mountain-Town Market: Parking, Dogs, Payment & What to Bring
A practical first-timer's guide to the Flagstaff Mountain-Town Market: where each of the three 2026 markets meets, parking and bus routes, dogs, SNAP/EBT, high-altitude weather tips, and what to bring.
ReadJune 3, 2026
How to Become a Vendor at the Flagstaff Mountain-Town Market
A beginner-friendly guide to becoming a vendor at the Indigenous-woman-owned Flagstaff Mountain-Town Market: who's welcome, why sell here, which market days exist, and how to apply.
ReadMay 28, 2026
Meet the Indigenous-Woman-Owned Market Bringing Food Equity to Flagstaff
Flagstaff Mountain-Town Market is an Indigenous-woman-owned market founded by Meg Kabotie Adakai, with its main weekly market on the east side at Pine Forest and a food-equity model behind it.
ReadMay 24, 2026
Why There's a Market on the East Side: Food Equity in Flagstaff
Why the Flagstaff Mountain-Town Market puts its main weekly Saturday market on the east side at Pine Forest Charter School: food equity, Indigenous-woman-owned and built for community.
ReadMay 20, 2026
Arizona Market Vendor Permits: A Plain-English Checklist (TPT, Cottage Food, Food Permits)
A plain-English Arizona vendor permit checklist for Flagstaff market sellers: TPT license, Coconino County food permits, Cottage Food, food-handler cards, insurance and canopy weights.
ReadMay 16, 2026
Flagstaff Mountain-Town Market 2026 Season: What to Expect
The Flagstaff Mountain-Town Market's 2026 calendar: Saturdays at Pine Forest, Wednesdays at Heritage Square, winter Sundays at City Hall. Indigenous-woman-owned, free admission, with parking, transit and payment tips.
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