Audrey M.
4/27/2025
A great selection of vendors and items! Everything from plants to sourdough, pottery to wood, fresh food and drinks. Local made soaps and lotions, pastries, chocolate. A little of everything....
Heirloom Farmers Market - Rillito Park
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4502 N 1st Ave
Tucson, AZ 85718
Tucson’s largest year-round farmers market is located along the bike trail known as The Loop and nestled in the Southeast corner of Rillito Park. The Rillito Park Farmers Market hosts farmers, ranchers and artisan food purveyors featuring local produce and fresh cuisine, year-round. After years of marketing at a local shopping center, Heirloom Farmers Markets worked in collaboration with Pima County and the Rillito Park Foundation to build this state-of-the-art, permanent farmers market space. The 3 shade pavilions (5,000 sq.ft. of shopping shade), center entertainment circle, public restrooms and additional pads boasts space for over 80 small businesses who assemble there. Offering seasonal chef & cooking demonstrations, special planting events, bike events and market music makes this flagship market a special gastronomy destination for the community.
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4.564 reviews
Evie S.
9/15/2025
Small by other bigger cities' standards but the biggest farmer's market in Tucson, Lots of delicious goodies including vegan and new things to try pop up sometimes. This week I noticed the Biggest...
Hannah F.
6/19/2025
Very impressive farmers market! Heirloom runs every single Sunday morning in the Rillito Park race track parking area. The market has a vast array of fresh produce, drinks, baked goods, crafts,...
Amy C.
10/27/2024
Love this place! We try to get over to this farmers market a couple times a year, but I can see why people come each week. We love buying local, love the different foods and locally sourced...
William H.
9/15/2025
Bring your pets. Even though there were "no dogs allowed" signs, I noticed at least 7 dogs (without service dog gear) during my brief visit. Some trash cans were overflowing. Otherwise a nice...
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