Shop at our market:  meet the farmers growing your food, learn about new foods, bump into your neighbors and keep your money working to stimulate our local economy!

INDOOR FARMERS MARKET

Selling organic or other high-quality foods

from local farmers and food producers

Open Thurs, Fri 3-7PM and Saturdays from 9AM-3PM  Saturday is the big day when all the farmers come

We take Mastercard, Visa, SNAP/EBT (food stamps)

 Do you know where your food comes from?  We know where ours comes from and we know the people who grow it.  One of the goals of our urban agricultural center is to provide that information to our customers and help strengthen the bonds between the farmer and the consumer, to make transparent the route from the farm to the table.  In order to this, it is our goal to visit all the farms selling at our market, to understand their food production processes and to feel confident that the food is grown or prepared with agricultural, nutritional and environmental integrity.  (Note that "local" varies depending on the product.  Most of our foods come from a 100 mile radius, but some come from greater distances because they are not produced nearby.)

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WHERE:  200 Santa Fe Drive, Denver

WHO: Denver Urban Homesteading (DUH) and small local farmers and fooders using organic and sustainable practices.

WHAT:

FOOD AND AG PRODUCTS/SERVICES

Callicrate Beef:  high-quality beef, bloodless, WAGYU (American Kobe) beef

Harvest Acres: raw cow and goat milk and home-raised pork

Turkey Track Farm: raw cow milk and home-raised beef

Morning Fresh Dairy: all natural milk

Wise Acres Farms: vegetables, soups.

Silva's Highlands Natural Homestead Beef: high-quality beef

Paris Bakery:  sweet rolls, pies

Star Acres Farm: organic farm with lots of heirloom vegetables

Ela Family Farms: dried apples, applesauce, jams

Leffler Farms: vegetables

From Beginning to End Foods: organically-grown spices

Pappardelli’s Pasta: pasta and ravioli

Jack Rabbit Hill: biodynamic wine from Western Slope

POMM: chocolate bars, chocolate truffles and drinking chocolate made from the cocoa beans

Lilly Pad: locally made soaps, some made with Windsor Dairy raw milk.

Sage Thymes: organic heirloom vegetable starts, produce and handmade soaps

Mini Moos:  goat cheese and goat milk

Traditions Bakery: Peruvian empanadas ready-to-eat and take home.

Cows Gone Coconut: non-dairy frozen desert

Latke Love: potato pancakes piked high

Capellos: gluten-free pasta

Gaby's Soups: homemade soups

MM Local: canned organic fruits and vegetables from local farmers. Has CSA program.

Rocky Mountain Orchards: jams, jellies, sucrose-free spreads, fruit butter spreads

Fiona’s Granola:  granola, energy bars

Big B’s: organic juices and ciders

Modesto Milling: organic chicken feed & additives

Hay River: organic pumpkin seed oil

Noosa Yogurt 

Quiero Arepas was a former food truck vendor that was here for quite some time and we wish them well.

LOCAL AND ORGANIC white wheat, whole wheat, spelt, buckwheat, bronze barley, buckwheat, hard red winter wheat, yellow corn, kidney beans, lima beans, pinto beans, garbanzo beans, anasazi beans, black beans, black eye peas, green split peas, French lentils, black chia seeds, soybeans and popcorn.  Honeycomb, honey, organic maple syrup, maple candy, maple butter and maple sugar.  We also have almonds.  The popcorn and the almonds are the best we have ever eaten.  These quantities are sold in 1lb and 2lb bags.  We can also usually supply them in 25lb bags.

We also have diatomacious earth, 20% vinegar, duck eggs and other hard-to-find natural food and agricultural products.  We have Happy Frog potting soils, Fox farm soils, fox urine, coyote urine, bird netting and other hard to find items.

Honey.  We have a large collection of local honey and unique honey from other places, such as buckwheat honey, blueberry honey, kudzu honey, tupelo honey, honey from Prince Edward Island and Medihoney.  Honeycomb

FOOD AND AGRICULTURAL ART

Calling for Agricultural Art!

Denver Urban Homestead is exhibiting art with an agricultural theme at the Farmer’s Market. We would love to connect with artists that work  (loosely) with agricultural themes.

We believe that real food goes best with real art! So, please email us if you are interested!