Omaha Farmers Markets

Explore Omaha Farmers Markets: Local Food, Art and Culture.

From May through October, Omaha farmers markets bring together local growers, food vendors and artists to celebrate the region’s bounty. Shop for fresh produce, artisan goods, baked treats and handcrafted art while enjoying live music and the lively energy of the city’s neighborhoods. Each market offers a different view of Omaha’s local culture, architecture and community spirit.

Don’t miss seasonal pop-up markets during the winter months for holiday gifts and festive foods. Whether you're a foodie, an art lover or a casual browser, Omaha’s farmers markets are the perfect place to connect, explore and fill your reusable tote.

Omaha Farmers Market, Old Market

Saturdays, 8:00am-12:30pm

Vendors set up tables in front of historical buildings, and visitors stroll brick streets perusing items from brussels sprouts to bracelets and doughnuts to dog treats at this charming market. Performers entertain as shoppers seek out Old Market brunch spots after working up an appetite shopping

Omaha Farmers Market vendor with pink and yellow flowers

Omaha Farmers Market, Aksarben Village

Sundays, 9:00am-1:00pm

Nebraska’s largest, most visited farmers market showcases more than 120 growers, chefs and artists who line the streets of Aksarben Village. At nearby Stinson Park, children run and swing, only stopping to take a break for a bite of Mexican street corn. Buy yourself an armful of flowers – you deserve it.

People walking around Aksarben Farmers Market under a clear blue sky

Florence Mill Country Market

Sundays, 10:00am-3:00pm

Head to this old-fashioned market at a historic mill built in 1846 for fresh local produce, baked goods, arts, crafts, music, massage, visiting animals and more. Open June through September.

Florence Mill Farmers Market sign next to a brown barn building

Council Bluffs Farmers Market

Thursdays, 4:30-7:30pm

In historic downtown Council Bluffs, kids create crafts, play lawn games and run around Bayliss Park’s splash pad while parents unwind with yoga. Meanwhile, food stands serve savory standouts as live musicians play. A block away, local family favorite Union Pacific Railroad Museum is open until 6pm.

Council Bluffs Farmers Market

Bellevue Farmers Market

Saturdays, 8:30am-12:30pm

Farmers, craftspeople, conservationists, families and dogs gather in Washington Park near Old Towne. The market has a laid-back feel, with people lounging in the shade of an accessible gazebo as children play on a nearby playground after supporting local. Look for public art honoring first responders carved from downed ash trees. 2026 Season Dates: May 30-Sept 19th.

Bellevue Farmers Market

Papillion Farmers Market

Wednesdays, 5:00-8:00pm

Golden honey, luscious leafy greens, ripe red strawberries and chewy sourdough bread – these are a few of the delights you’ll enjoy at Papillion Farmers Market. Face painting and cotton candy are a hit with the kids. This year’s market will be held on E. 3rd Street between City Hall and Sump Memorial Library as City Park undergoes renovations. The 2026 market will be back at the newly renovated Papillion City Park and run from July through mid-September.

Papillon Farmers Market plants vendor

Heartwood Preserve Beats & Bites Farmers Market

Fridays, 5:00-8:30pm

A West Omaha Friday market offers fresh produce, artisanal baked goods and handmade gifts. A special Made-in-Omaha pop-up will be there each week. Visitors play lawn games, dance to live music and enjoy food and drinks. Running from May 15 through September 25.

Heartwood Preserve Beats & Bites Farmers Market location

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