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Farmers Markets in Alaska

62 farmers markets listed across Alaska. Local markets where area farmers sell in one place. Directory updated October 2026.

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Alutiiq Grown Foodhub

Kodiak, AK

Alutiiq Grown Foodhub connects a network of tribal and community-owned farms across the Kodiak Archipelago to local buyers through an online marketplace, Qik'rtaq Foodhub, with weekly listings of what's in stock. It's run through the Kodiak Archipelago Leadership Institute and serves Kodiak and Port Lions, part of a broader push for regional food security.

Anchorage Farmers Market

Anchorage, AK

The Anchorage Farmers Market sets up every Saturday, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., May 16 through October 10, in the Central Lutheran Church parking lot at 1420 Cordova Street. It calls itself Anchorage's only nonprofit, farmer-directed market, and every vendor sells exclusively Alaska-grown products. The market accepts WIC, Senior Farmers Market coupons, and QUEST benefits. Call 907-277-1622 or email [email protected].

Fairbanks Food Hub

Fairbanks, AK

Fairbanks Food Hub is a working group building shared food infrastructure for Interior Alaska growers — a planned DEC-certified community kitchen, shared cold storage, and bulk aggregation so small farms can sell to buyers like local school districts. They're also pushing hydroponics and mushroom production to keep local food moving through the winter months.

Kodiak Harvest Food Cooperative

Kodiak Harvest Food Cooperative is a member-owned grocery store on Selig Street stocking locally sourced produce, seafood, and natural foods. It grew out of a 2015 planning meeting into pop-up produce sales and then a permanent storefront, and now counts more than 700 members on a $150 lifetime membership. A downtown expansion is adding more Alaska seafood and a deli counter.

Northway Mall Wednesday Market

Anchorage, AK

A midweek market that has set up in the Northway Mall parking lot on Anchorage's east side for years, drawing vendors selling produce and prepared foods to shoppers already running mall errands. Northway Mall has been under renovation, so confirm before making a special trip.

O'Malley Castle Market

Anchorage, AK

A small farmers market that sets up along O'Malley Road in South Anchorage, one of several neighborhood markets that rotate through the area's parking lots each summer. Confirm days and hours locally before visiting.

Pena Park Market

Anchorage, AK

Pena Park Market runs weekends in the parking lot off Starview Drive and leans into Anchorage's Hmong and Southeast Asian growing community, selling Alaska-grown Asian vegetables alongside produce, baked goods, and flowers from local vendors. The market takes SNAP/EBT and has hosted after-dark 907 Night Market events.

Petersburg Farmers' Market

Petersburg, AK

Petersburg's summer market sets up downtown near 1st and Gjoa, where Southeast Alaska growers and food makers sell seasonal produce and specialty goods direct to shoppers. It's a small-town market: expect to talk to the person who grew what you're buying. Selection peaks in July and August during Petersburg's short growing season.

Salt & Soil Marketplace

Juneau, AK

Salt & Soil Marketplace is an online-order, weekly-pickup market run by the nonprofit Ecotrust, connecting Juneau shoppers directly with Southeast Alaska farmers, fishermen, foragers, and gardeners. Members browse each vendor's stock online, place an order, then collect everything together on market day rather than shopping stall to stall.

Saturday Art and Farm Market

Sutton, AK

Sutton sits in the Matanuska Valley, Alaska's most productive farming ground, and this Saturday market pairs local produce and preserves with handmade art and craft vendors along the Glenn Highway corridor. It runs during the valley's short summer growing season.

Seward Farmers Market

Seward, AK

Seward's farmers market sets up downtown near 4th Avenue during the short Kenai Peninsula growing season. It draws both residents and the summer cruise and highway traffic that passes through this port town.

Soldotna Wednesday Farmers' Market

Soldotna, AK

This midweek market meets at Soldotna Creek Park, a public riverside park on the Kenai Peninsula that already anchors much of the town's summer foot traffic. Vendors sell into the short Kenai growing season, typically June through August.

South Anchorage Farmers' Market

Anchorage, AK

South Anchorage's market sets up at the corner of O'Malley Road and the Old Seward Highway, one of several neighborhood markets that give the sprawling South Anchorage area its own local produce stop instead of requiring a drive downtown.

South Anchorage Wednesday Market

Anchorage, AK

A separate midweek market from its South Anchorage neighbors, this one sets up near Dimond Boulevard by the Dimond Center shopping area, giving commuters an easy stop between the mall and the highway.

Southside Community Farmers Market

FAIRBANKS, AK

Southside Community Farmers Market operates on Rickert Street in Fairbanks, serving a part of town that sits apart from the university-area markets most visitors find first. Interior Alaska's compressed growing season means the stand list is heaviest from July into early September.

Spenard Farmers Market

Anchorage, AK

Spenard Farmers Market has long set up in the Spenard neighborhood along Spenard Road, one of Anchorage's older, more eclectic commercial strips. Confirm current hours locally; the market's longtime website domain has lapsed.

The Center Market

Anchorage, AK

The Center Market sets up at 600 E Northern Lights Boulevard, the address of the Alaska Center for the Performing Arts, putting it in the middle of Anchorage's Midtown arts and shopping district rather than a residential neighborhood.

The Farmers Market at Alaska Pacific University

Anchorage, AK

This market operates on the Alaska Pacific University campus off University Drive in East Anchorage, giving students and nearby residents a stop that doubles as a walk through campus. APU is a small private university with a wooded, trail-laced campus.

The Market at Petersburg

Petersburg, AK

Set on Nordic Drive, Petersburg's main downtown street, this market gives the fishing town's residents a walkable stop for local produce and goods during the brief Southeast Alaska summer. Petersburg calls itself Alaska's "Little Norway," a nod to the Norwegian fishing families who settled it.

The Outdoor Market

Salcha, AK

The Outdoor Market sets up along the Richardson Highway in Salcha, a small community south of Fairbanks on the road to Delta Junction. It serves a highway corridor with few other local shopping stops.

The Salt & Soil Marketplace

JUNEAU, AK

This is Ecotrust's Salt & Soil Marketplace, a Juneau food hub built for Southeast Alaska's scattered growers and fishing families rather than a single Saturday stall. Shoppers order online from that week's available catch and harvest, then collect it in person on the announced pickup day. The project operates on Tlingit, Haida, and Tsimshian homeland.

Tyonek Farmers Market

Anchorage, AK

Named for the Dena'ina village of Tyonek across Cook Inlet, this downtown Anchorage market sets up on C Street. It's one of several small vendor markets that share the city's short downtown blocks each summer.

Upper Valley Farmers Market

Haines, AK

This market meets out Mosquito Lake Road in the Upper Chilkat Valley, well outside downtown Haines, serving the homesteads and small farms scattered along that stretch of road. It runs during the valley's short summer season.

Alaska Food Hub (formally known as Kenai Peninsula Food Hub)

Homer, AK

Alaska Food Hub - Homer

Homer, AK

Alaska Food Hub - Ninilchik

Ninilchik, AK

Alaska Food Hub - Selvodia Airport

Seldovia, AK

Alaska Food Hub - Soldotna

Soldotna, AK

Alaska Pacific University Farmers' Market

Anchorage, AK

Anchorage Market & Festival

Anchorage, AK

Anchorage Midtown Market

Anchorage, AK

Anchor Point Saturday Farmers' Market

Anchor Point, AK

ANC Market Social

Anchorage, AK

Bogard Food Hub

Wasilla, AK

Central Kenai Peninsula Farmers' Market

Soldotna, AK

Depot Farm Market

Palmer, AK

Eagle River Farmers Market

Eagle River, AK

Ester Community Market

Fairbanks, AK

Ester Market

Fairbanks, AK

Fire Island Farmers Market

Anchorage, AK

Four Winds Farm at the Haines Farmers Market

Haines, AK

Girdwood Farmers Market

Girdwood, AK

Glennallen Wednesday Market

Glennallen, AK

Grow North Farm

Anchorage, AK

Haines Farmer Market

Haines, AK

Harvest Moon Local Foods Festival

Soldotna, AK

Healy Farmers Market

Healy, AK

Homer Farmers Market

Homer, AK

Kenai Saturday Market

Kenai, AK

Kenney Lake Farmers Market

Palmer, AK

Kenny Lake Harvest Farmers' Market

Valdez, AK

KGB Corner Market

Wasilla, AK

Kodiak Farmers Market

Womens Bay, AK

Meadow Drive Market

Homer, AK

Muldoon Farmers Market

Anchorage, AK

Nenana Farmers Market

Nenana, AK

Ninilchik Farmers Market

Ninilchik, AK

North Peninsula Recreation Service Area Farmer's Market

Kenai, AK

Qik'rtaq Food Hub

Kodiak, AK

Salt & Soil Marketplace

Juneau, AK

Soldotna Saturday Farmers Market

Soldotna, AK

Willow Farmers Market

Willow, AK

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many farmers markets are in Alaska?

US Farm Trail lists 62 farmers markets in Alaska, with listings around Kodiak, Anchorage, Fairbanks. The directory is updated as farms are added and verified.

How do I find a farmers market near me in Alaska?

Use the map above to find farmers markets closest to you, or browse the list — every listing includes location, description, and contact details so you can call or visit.

Do these farms sell directly to the public?

Yes — every farm on US Farm Trail sells direct to consumers. Check each farm's page for hours, seasonal availability, and how to buy before you visit.

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