City Park Farmers Market
Seasonal Denver market at City Park with producers, farms, Colorado foods, ready-to-eat meals, music, and picnic areas.
About City Park Farmers Market
City Park Farmers Market is a seasonal fair on the City Park Esplanade, with an official address of 2551 East Colfax Avenue. For 2026, the organizer schedules Saturdays, 8 a.m.–1 p.m., from May 2 through October 31. It is a farm and food market rather than a resale fair: the operator says it brings together more than one hundred local food businesses and describes its model as seasonal and producer-driven.
Documented offerings include Colorado farm goods, eggs, meat, dairy, flowers, bread, drinks, specialty items, and prepared meals. The 2026 roster helps shoppers find sellers representing different food traditions; Dos Caras, for example, makes plant-based Mexican food, while Hella Foods produces condiments inspired by Southeast Asian flavors. Attendance changes, so check the weekly list. Live music and scheduled activities such as running or yoga can accompany the market, along with lawn space for eating and resting.
The fair accepts SNAP and Double Up Food Bucks under current program terms. Public reviews tied to the address often praise food variety, freshness, friendly vendors, and shaded places to sit; some shoppers also compare prices with supermarkets. Weather and harvest season shape what is available. Before visiting near the 2026 closing date, check the calendar and arrive early for a less rushed shop and easier parking.
Farm goods, eggs, meat, dairy, flowers, specialty items, prepared meals, coffee, and local and international cuisines depending on the week.