The Las Vegas Farmers' Market® was founded in November of 1999 by Ginger and Stephen Johnson. In the beginning  there were nine booths total and four were from the founders.  Two hundred people showed up for the first markets. Today, there are over 25 booths, including furniture, jewelry, arts and crafts. Over Five Thousand (5,000) people stop by each week!

 

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SUMMERLINE, FARMERS MARKET TO HOST ANNUAL STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
The public is invited to attend the inaugural Summerlin Strawberry Festival May 15 from 4 to 8 p.m. at the weekly farmers market at The Gardens Park, located in Summerlin at 10401 Gardens Park Drive near Town Center Drive and Desert Inn Road.


WINDER FARMS: The milkman returns
Utah-based dairy delivers organic products fresh to customers' doorsteps
The milkman you see driving around Summerlin these days is delivering more than just milk and butter. He has organic eggs and yogurt, cheese, preservative-free bread, meats, freshly squeezed juices, fresh fruits, vegetables, salads, cookie dough, pizza and so much more.


GARDENING: Linn Mills
Make fruit finds at the Summerlin farmers market




FARMERS MARKET FARE CHANGES WITH SEASONS
The daylight fades quicker. The hours of operation end sooner. The number of attendees dwindles significantly.

LAOTIAN FARMER READY FOR ALIANT'S MARKET
When Aliante's farmers market opens sometime this fall, Kou Xiong will be the best person to see for every family's fresh fruit and vegetable needs.

ACTIVITIES APLENTY OFFERED IN ALIANTE
Farmers market, movies, concerts in works


BOUNTY OF THE SEASON: Fresh from the farm
Vendors manage to harvest a marlet day despite rain


FARMER'S MARKET: 
Cornucopia of food, fun
The occasion was the official opening of the latest Farmer's Market, sponsored in part by Summerlin.
 

FARMERS' MARKET FEELING PINCH OF FEE PAID TO CITY
Every Wednesday afternoon in Summerlin, Ginger and Steve Johnson shuck fresh ears of corn, lather them with garlic butter and serve them to residents attending the only farmers' market in the city of Las Vegas.

VALLEY'S FARMERS MARKETS GROWING 
Organic fruits and vegetables, hand-painted crafts and Louisiana barbecue also beckon their parents for four hours each week to a parking lot at Gowan Road and Rainbow Boulevard.

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