Butte Farmers Market

04/04/2026

The 2026 summer Butte Farmers Market will begin on May 16 and run on West Park Street in Uptown Butte through October 10th.

The 2026 market will be held in Uptown Butte on West Park Street between Park & Main and the Phoenix Building (Dakota Street).

The Market Coordinator (look for the person with the clipboard) will be there to help vendors set up and customers find what they are looking for at the Saturday morning summer event.

Since 1995, for three decades, the Butte Farmers’ Market has blossomed and grown, earning a reputation for providing shoppers with colorful and hardy hanging and bedding plants, farm fresh eggs, fruits and vegetables from many gardens in the Butte area, Whitehall, Flathead cherries, Montana melons from fields near Scilip, Montana (formerly known as Dixon), Hutterite colonies near Choteau, and Hmong vegetable gardens in the Missoula and Bitterroot area.

Vendors provide a wide variety of baked goods, fresh produce and cut flowers, jams and jellies, honey, and other prepared foods. A variety of arts and crafts by craftspeople from throughout Southwest Montana are available each Saturday as well but the primary focus of the market will remain to provide fresh and nutritious food.

The 2026 summer Butte Farmers Market will begin on May 16 and run on West Park Street in Uptown Butte through October 10th.

09/26/2025

09/24/2025

This Saturday's market on September 27 is the next to last.

We have two more markets left -- this one and again on October 4.

Please join us on West Park Street from 8 am until 1 pm!

09/11/2025

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Through TOPP, you can:

Connect with an experienced organic mentor
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This support is free and available to producers at any stage of the organic journey — whether you’re just curious or ready to start the process.
Learn more and get connected at www.organictransition.org or email Hanna, Organic Transition Program Manager, at [email protected].

TOPP is a network assembled by the USDA’s National Organic Program to support transitioning and organic producers with mentorship and resources.

09/06/2025

Nice of them to give credit where it is due, including the Butte Farmers Market.

https://www.kbzk.com/news/local-news/uptown-butte-businesses-report-strong-summer-despite-lower-consumer-confidence

Today's market which runs on West Park Street from 8 am until 1 pm, will feature organic produce from several small farms including spectacular produce from Sugar Beet Row, Good Mama Farm, Nowhere Farms, and Trinity Cottage Farms.

Melons from Dixon continue for a couple more weeks, ripe peaches, and plenty of artists and craftspeople.

Start your day in Uptown Butte. It's all downhill from here!

A Sidewalk Sale will be held Saturday, Sept. 6th, to promote small business and bring more people Uptown to shop locally

08/30/2025

Market is on today. Look for corn, tomatoes, huckleberries, lettuce, zucchini of all sizes, Dixon melons, and a variety of artists and craftspeople selling their handmade works.

08/30/2025

08/24/2025

Dixon Melons will return for the 8/30 market.

They were sold out last Saturday by 9:30.

08/16/2025

Sad news for the market tomorrow -- Dixon Melons will not be coming but they will be at the Butte Farmers Market they say on the following Saturday August 23.

On the other hand, we will have fresh peaches...

08/11/2025

Wet fields have delayed the harvest of melons for the Butte Farmers market but we have been notified that they will begin selling in Butte this Saturday August 16th. Come get in line with the rest of us and get your fresh melons while they last!

Look for them on the west end of the market at corner of Dakota and West Park Streets.

07/12/2025

Yes there is a farmers market today from 8 am until 1 pm! Before you hit the stages of the Montana Folk Festival in the afternoon, come see what the vendors have brought to sell.