meet the people behind the booths of the winter & summer Markets
The Winter Farmers Market is filled with over 100 vendors each week - makers, bakers, growers, and creators who keep Northern Colorado vibrant all year long. From farm-fresh produce and locally raised meats to handmade art, jewelry, home goods, and natural body care — every booth tells a story of passion, creativity, and community.
As we wrap up our 19th Winter Season, we’re excited to share a major step forward for our Market: beginning this May, we will host our first‑ever Summer Markets on the second Saturday of each month through October.
For nearly two decades, our Market has lived between November and April. Expanding into summer allows us to meet two growing needs in our community: providing a safe, climate‑controlled indoor shopping experience during increasingly hot and unpredictable weather, and creating more space for emerging vendors who haven’t been able to access traditional regional markets.
By adding these Summer Markets, we can better support the farmers, food producers, and small‑business creators who rely on year‑round opportunities to sustain and grow their work. At the same time, shoppers gain a comfortable, consistent, all‑season Market experience; one that reflects the evolving needs of Northern Colorado and the vibrant community that has supported us for all these many years.
Shopping the Market means discovering something new each week, supporting small businesses, and connecting with the people who bring their craft and care to everything they make.
Come explore, taste, and experience the best of local all under one fun and exciting indoor roof at Foothills Mall.
view vendor booth locations.
Updated Tuesdays before market.
2025-26 Vendors
2026 summer Vendors
Packaged Foods
Fresh
Foods
Local
Creators
Good Smile
Services
Crafted by Mary
Crafted Cups
Daisy Co. Permanent Jewlery
Dano's Succulents and Plants
Indie Soul Art
Karen's Krafty Kreations
Kathleen Midolo
Kola Satioti
Leona Irene Bath Atelier & Perfumery
LindaCO Leather Goods
Lovely Flower Designs
Martelle Soaps
Nannyflapper's Designs
Rainbow House Stories
Tankerchiefz
Yarn & Oak
Black Cat Bagel Company
Born and Bread
Chef Sarah's Family Favorite
Fairy Glen Bakehouse
Frosting!
Glacial Oaks
Happy Pig Farms
Naomi's Sprouted Seed Truffles
Papa Joe's Local Honey
PicturesandPies
Tangled Vine Bakery
The Crafty Corner
The Folknest
Interested in becoming a Vendor at our Indoor Markets?
View the Vendor Handbook!
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Potential Vendors:
Please only submit applications, application fees and booth fees through our Manage My Market portal, and only communicate with the manager@focowfm.com email. Fraudulent accounts have attempted to imitate the Market and collect fees in the past. We do not associate with those accounts and will only ever contact vendors via email or our portal.
2025-26 Winter Vendors
Airy and Rooted
Buck and Bloom Cheese Company
Black Cat Bagel Company
Chef Sarah’s Family Favorites
ColoraDough Bakery
Dad's Wooden Spoon
Denver Sea Moss Oceanic Apothecary
Doughology
Kogler's Bakery
Frosting!
Good Smile
Gursha
Healthy Harvest
Hearth & Harvest Bakery
Hu Baozi
In A Pickle
Merang-O-Tang
Papa Joe's Local Honey
Symphony Sweets
The Bagel Cache
The Good Stuff
3 of Stars
Christie Leighton Jewelry
Crafted Carry
Crafted Curousities
Daisy and Co. Permanent Jewelry
EverSoftKnits
Guided by Gaia Creations
J&A's Creative Creations
Lemon Tree Textile Designs
Louise Cutler Studio
Martelle Soaps
NoCo Majestic Edge
Ohana Links
P&L Laser Creations
Phthalo Blue
Press Love Wildflowers
Rainbow House Stories
Tankerchiefz
Taspens Organics & Dragonfly Botanicals
The CO Shade Co.
The Happy Pig
Welcome to fort collins' indoor Farmers Market!
The Fort Collins Winter Farmers Market is a lively hub for the community, providing a place to find fresh, local food and so much more all season long. Our market is home to a wide range of dedicated local producers and small businesses, bringing you the best of Northern Colorado. We're proud to offer everything from farm-fresh produce to one-of-a-kind handcrafted goods.
A Shopper's Guide to the Market
As a shopper, you're essential to what makes our market special. We've brought together a wide array of high-quality products from dedicated local producers, just for you.
When you visit, you'll find:
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Farm-Fresh Finds: Our farmers work hard all season to bring you a delicious selection of winter vegetables, greens, and microgreens—all grown right here in Northern Colorado.
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Unique Artisan Goods: Browse a collection of handcrafted items and art from local makers. You'll discover everything from jewelry and textiles to candles and home decor.
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Gourmet Pantry Staples: Fill your pantry with unique specialty foods like small-batch jams, fresh-baked bread, roasted coffee, and artisanal cheeses.
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Sustainably Sourced Meats & Dairy: Find a variety of ethically raised meats and dairy products from our local farms, including eggs, milk, beef, pork, and chicken.
By shopping with us, you're not just buying groceries; you're investing in our community. Every purchase supports local businesses, strengthens our economy, and helps you connect directly with the people who create your food and art. Thank you for being the driving force behind our market.
Interested in being a Vendor?
Are you a local producer, farmer, artist, or small business owner looking for a place to connect with the Northern Colorado shoppers? Our Farmers Markets are the perfect venue to showcase your passion and grow your business. We are currently enrolling for our summer season running May-October and are primarily seeking produce growers, meat producers, flower farms, hot‑food vendors, and value‑added food creators to round out our offerings.
Why Become a Vendor?
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Year-Round Sales: Expand your sales season beyond the summer months and maintain a consistent presence in the local markets.
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Direct-to-Consumer Connection: Build relationships with your customers, get real-time feedback, and share the story behind your products.
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Strong Community: Join a supportive network of fellow local vendors who are all dedicated to quality and community.
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Established Audience: Benefit from our strong market reputation and dedicated customer base who are specifically looking to support local.
We are always looking for new, high-quality vendors to join our Market. We are always looking for new, high-quality vendors to join our family. If you're a local business owner with a passion for what you do, we encourage you to apply.
How to Apply:
To learn more about our vendor requirements and application process, please visit our Vendor Handbook to connect with our team.
At the Fort Collins Farmers Market, we are committed to making locally grown produce accessible to our community all year round. We understand the unique challenges faced by farmers in our region and are excited to offer our new Farmer Scholarship program to help.
What is the Scholarship?
This season, we are covering 100% of booth fees for farmers selling produce at the Winter Farmers Market. Our goal is to make it easier for growers to participate in our direct-to-consumer market during the winter. Please note the following guidelines:
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Who Qualifies: Any grower in the Northern Colorado region vending strictly produce. Vendors of meat, eggs, and other agricultural products are not eligible.
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What is Covered: The scholarship covers 100% of your booth fees for the season.
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What is Not Covered: Farmers are still responsible for the 4% daily percentage of sales fees and the $60 application fee.
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Special Considerations: Produce vendors receiving the scholarship may not sell other value-added products unless they receive special permission from the Farmers Market's manager. If a producer wants to sell non-produce items, they will not qualify for the scholarship.
Why We Offer This Scholarship
Our mission is to provide access to locally grown and made products during the months when they are typically hard to find. We know that growing produce in our region during the winter is a significant challenge, often requiring expensive tools like high tunnels, greenhouses, and cold storage. This can lead to lower production and staffing, making it difficult for smaller growers to attend farmers markets.
This scholarship is our way of helping to even the playing field, ensuring more growers can access a direct-to-consumer market and continue to share their hard work with our community.
How to Apply
If you are a grower interested in attending the 2026 Indoor Summer Farmers Market on scholarship, please submit your application immediately.
Sowing Seeds for a Bountiful summer
2026 Farmer scholarship
This program is our way of helping to boost for Northern Colorado farmers. By covering booth fees, we hope to make our markets more accessible to the small-scale growers who are the heart of our local food system.
