Tempe, Arizona

Tempe City Hall Farmers Market

A Sunday farmers market in the heart of downtown Tempe, launching Sunday, October 11, 2026. Fresh produce, baked goods, ready-to-eat food and handmade goods from Arizona growers and makers, organized by Proof Bread and the Flagstaff Mountain-Town Market in partnership with the City of Tempe.

Where

Tempe City Hall

31 E 5th Street, Tempe, AZ 85281

When

Most Sundays

8 am to noon, October to April

7 to 11 am, May to September

Cost

Free to attend

Free Sunday parking on downtown Tempe streets.

Upcoming Sundays

  • Sun, Oct 188 am to noon
  • Sun, Oct 258 am to noon
  • Sun, Nov 18 am to noon
  • Sun, Nov 88 am to noon
  • Sun, Nov 158 am to noon
  • Sun, Nov 228 am to noon
  • Sun, Nov 298 am to noon
  • Sun, Dec 6No market: Tempe Blooms Festival

The first season runs October 11, 2026 to April 11, 2027, skipping the Tempe Blooms and Tempe Arts Festival weekends. Summer dates post when the second season calendar is out.

For weather calls and day-of changes, check Instagram @tchfarmersmarket.

Who the market is looking for

  • Local agriculture: farmers, gardeners, ranchers, mushroom growers, bee keepers, AZ foragers
  • Local artisan food makers: grocery items to take home, treat vendors, hot ready-to-eat food and drink vendors
  • Face painters, henna artists, live sketch and portrait artists, typewriter poets
  • Musicians who can play gentle farmers market morning vibes for tips
  • Local dog and pet treat vendors, AZ antler chews
  • Locally made body care, wellness products, tinctures, teas and supplements using local ingredients
  • A limited number of arts and crafts vendors working with agricultural or natural materials

Applications take at least two weeks to process. Committed vendors who come every week get a founders rate; fee details are in the application.

Volunteer, table or perform

Community and student groups who need service hours, or who want to make an impact in Tempe, can help with:

  • Help load and unload canopies, tables and market items
  • Monitor trash, recycling and compost and help market-goers sort
  • Staff the info booth and greet customers
  • Host a kids corner: arts and crafts, puppet show, story time, sing along
  • Host an Ask-a-Grandma or Grandpa / community elder booth
  • Host a community activity or educational workshop