Outdoor Market Season in Western Montana
There’s something so peaceful and satisfying about strolling through a farmers market in a small mountain town on a Saturday morning. Imagine warm sunshine, coffee carts, baked goods, street musicians and freshly picked wild huckleberries for sale. Our very popular outdoor community markets are a big part of Western Montana’s charm.
Missoula alone plays host to three different Saturday markets (as well as a Tuesday one), including a farmers market named one of the top 10 farmers markets in the West by Sunset magazine.
If you find yourself in Whitefish on a summer Tuesday evening, you’ll not want to miss their popular farmers market, or head to the Bitterroot Valley for a market in Stevensville, Florence, Hamilton or Darby.
Western Montana’s market scene boasts gatherings big and small, each one a truly unique experience set against one scenic mountain backdrop after another. From fresh produce, local meats, cheeses and honey to all manner of locally-made arts and crafts like pottery, paintings, photography, local jewelry, clothing and woodcarvings, our markets offer a quintessentially Western Montana experience for locals and visitors alike.
For more information, visit farmersmarketmt.com
Spring Seven: Western Montana’s Must-Do List
Dive into the season with our exclusive "Spring Seven" list—a treasure trove of must-do experiences that prove spring in Montana is the perfect time to visit.
See all of our community farmers markets below.
- Mondays: Bigfork
- Tuesdays: Darby, Missoula, Whitefish
- Wednesdays: Bigfork, Cut Bank, Eureka, Frenchtown, Hamilton, Trout Creek
- Thursdays: Alberton, Columbia Falls, Libby, Ronan
- Fridays: East Glacier Park, Lolo, Polson, St. Ignatius, Troy, West Glacier
- Saturdays: East Glacier Park, Florence, Hamilton, Hot Springs, Kalispell, Missoula, Stevensville
- Sundays: Missoula, Seeley Lake
