On the Ranch Farmers and Artisan Market

Awesome– best farmer market! Tons of artisans such as kettle corn, puppets, shea butter, kids books and 3 stands of produce– one being organic! I get my weekly produce here instead of whole foods. Suport your local– it comes frim Cali!

I spent less than 3 minutes here. No joke. If I had to guess’ I’d say there were about ten vendors total at the ‘On the Ranch Farmer’s and Artisan Market’. Out of those, only one vendor was actually selling produce, which was priced rather expensively I might add. Other vendors were selling scarves, hot sauce, honey, and jewelry. This Farmer’s market is located at the Craig Ranch Regional Park towards the rear end of the park, kind of next to the dog park. The vendors are situated in the actual parking lot. Look, I live in North Las Vegas and was upset I made the trek out here. I was excited that a Farmer’s Market would be available in North Town, but I’ll just stick to the Fresh 52 Farmer’s Market in Tivoli Village. Thanks, but no thanks.
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Nice little Farmers market located off of MLK and Craig. There were a few booths up when I came by, and they all offered something unique. If its farm raised organic your looking for you can find it here, along with hot sauce, fresh honey, and freshly cooked goods. I came with the intention of spending a few dollars, and ended up spending a ”few” more thanks to the well priced selections available.

This little farmer’s market is for those of us living in North-​town as it is held at the Craig Ranch Regional Park.
What I immediately did not like about this market is that it is situated in the parking lot, so everything is on asphalt. I imagine it could get uncomfortable pretty quickly in the Summer months. Right now, it isn’t bad.
This is a very small market, and I would not say it is a «farmers» market because most of the stands do not represent farmers. There is one main-​stay stand that has organic fruits and veggies, but apart from that one, the other stands are all crafts, hot sauces, and snack foods.
Like most «farmers» markets in Vegas, this is not going to impress you if you’ve been to other larger markets in places like California.
It isn’t bad. It’s worth a gander if you have nothing better to do.