Emmett Farmers Market – Community Gathering Place

Welcome to the emmett farmers market!

Have you visited the market this year?

2024 promises to be an exceptional season!

Come and explore the array of new items,

and don’t forget to grab some delicious fresh fruits and vegetables!

The market is open on

Saturdays from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

and on Wednesdays from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.

With over 80 vendors, there’s a lot to discover!

The Valley Of Plenty At Its Best.

Come visit us at the quaint and gorgeous Blaser Park, right next to our train depot, to experience luscious fruits and vegetables, delicious freshly baked pies, cookies, breads, home-grown plants for your garden, along with beautiful hand-crafts of all kinds from our local very talented artisans. We are a pet friendly park as long as you follow the city leash laws, clean up after your pet, and keep your pet under control.

The Emmett Farmers Market is a proud member of the Idaho Farmers Market Association, Idaho Preferred, and Gem County Chamber of Commerce.

Our Vendors

Farmers & Gardeners

Prepared Foods & Bakers

Artisans/Crafters/Artists

SNAP & DUFB

Click here to find out how to use your benefits at the market.

Our Resources

We have the information here when you are ready to become an Emmett Farmers Market Vendor or to start your own business.

Before diving in and applying, only to find out too late that you do not qualify, here are a few quick answers to common questions about selling at the Emmett Farmers Market (EFM). If you think you do qualify, then continue with these steps:

1. I grow vegetables may I sell my extras at the market?
A. Yes you may continue with the application process
2. Do I have to set up both Wednesday and Saturday every week? A. No it is not required but consistency is essential if you want to have better sales.
3. I sell Scentsy, Pampered Chef, Tupperware, etc, can I sell my products at the EFM? A. No. The majority of what you want to sell must be homemade or homegrown.

What are Cottage Foods?

What about Sales Tax?

I’m ready to sign up as a vendor at the EFM.

A. Cottage foods are foods made in a person’s home or other designated location and sold directly to a consumer.

A. You must have a valid seller’s permit, collect sales tax, file a sales and use tax return, and forward the tax to the Tax Commission when you sell goods in Idaho.

Great! Click on the button below to access the Rules & Regulations, Sales Tax, and search if you need any other documentation to provide to the market.