Ash Grove Farmers Market, Ash Grove, MO
Last updated July 31, 2023
About
Located in the small town of Ash Grove in the beautiful city park, is a large and vibrant farmers market. Each week you will find something new and exciting. Monthly large events, educational classes, children's market, live music, food trucks and so much more. _x000d_ We have vendors for just about everything on your table. Beautifully crafted artisan items, baked goods, of course there are vegetables, fruits, dairy, plants and the list continues. Come spend the morning amongst your neighbors and meet the ones who grow your food.
At City Park to the west of the pool.
Nutrition programs
- WIC Farmers Market
- Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program
- Accept EBT at a central location
- Other food and nutrition assistance programs, supplemental coupons, and vouchers
Visit details
Location type
- Local government building grounds
Indoor or outdoor
- No
Production methods
- Non-Certified, but Practicing Organic
- Certified "Naturally Grown"
- No antibiotics
- Non-GMO
- No hormones
- No pesticides
- Grass Fed
- Pasture-raised/free-range animals
- Humane treatment of animals
- Fair labor practices, living wage, fair trade, etc.
Ash Grove Farmers Market: common questions
Where is Ash Grove Farmers Market located?
Ash Grove Farmers Market is listed at 310 East Parkway Street, Ash Grove, MO, USA. At City Park to the west of the pool.
Does Ash Grove Farmers Market accept SNAP/EBT?
Yes. The USDA Local Food Directories listing records these nutrition programs: WIC Farmers Market, Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program, Accept EBT at a central location, and Other food and nutrition assistance programs, supplemental coupons, and vouchers.
What payment methods does Ash Grove Farmers Market accept?
The USDA Local Food Directories listing records these payment methods: Barter, Cash, Personal Checks, Commerical Checks/Accounts, Debit card/Credit card, and Venmo,PayPal,CashApp.
Is Ash Grove Farmers Market indoors or outdoors?
The USDA Local Food Directories listing describes it as: No.
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