Butte Farmers Market

The Butte Farmers Market has been serving Montana's historic mining city for three decades since 1995, operating every Saturday from 8 AM to 1 PM on West Park Street in Uptown Butte between Park & Main and the Phoenix Building. Running from May 17 through October 4 each year, this market has blossomed and grown over 30 years, earning a reputation for providing shoppers with colorful and hardy hanging and bedding plants, farm fresh eggs, fruits and vegetables from gardens throughout the Butte area, Whitehall, Flathead cherries, Montana melons from fields near Scilip (formerly Dixon), produce from Hutterite colonies near Choteau, and vegetables from Hmong gardens in the Missoula and Bitterroot areas. The market caters specifically to new, Montana-made and grown plants, flowers, produce, baked goods, food, crafts, and other unique items, with vendors providing a wide variety of baked goods, fresh produce, cut flowers, jams and jellies, honey, and other prepared foods. Arts and crafts by craftspeople from throughout Southwest Montana are available each Saturday, though the primary focus remains providing fresh and nutritious food to the community, making it an essential part of Butte's cultural and economic landscape.