What to expect at Lenexa Farmers Market in 2025

Published on March 18, 2025

The countdown is on as we prepare to kick off the Lenexa Farmers Market’s eighth season at the end of April. We’re bringing back your favorites and vetting new vendors to add to the vibrant mix. The City of Lenexa is proud to operate one of the metro area’s truly local farmers markets. We remain committed to selling only products that are grown, raised or made within 250 miles or throughout Kansas. (Not every area market requires this.) 

You’ll find a great selection of products, including baked goods, beverages, dairy, fruits and vegetables, pantry staples, meat, plants and flowers, ready-to-eat foods, body care products and gifts. Many of our vendors use pesticide-free practices when growing their produce. Some farmers have gone through the Certified Naturally Grown process. Its standards are based on the highest ideals of the organic movement.  

Season schedule

Visit us once or twice a week on Lenexa’s bustling civic campus this season:

• Saturdays: April 26–Oct. 25, 2025, 8 a.m. to noon
• Tuesdays: May 27–Aug. 26, 2025, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Make a morning of it! You’ll enjoy the live music and featured artists while shopping at the Market, but there’s lots more to do before or after that. Squeeze in a workout at the Lenexa Rec Center, pick up your holds from the Lenexa City Center Library, explore the latest exhibits in the City Hall Art Gallery, grab a meal at the Lenexa Public Market, or visit other City Center neighborhood businesses.

Returning vendors

We’re delighted to welcome back nearly 40 of your favorite vendors this year:

• Artisan Kombucha – Kombucha
• The Bean Patch – Jams, jellies, rubs and seasoning mixes. 
• Beky Food – Venezuelan pastelitos, tequeños, dipping sauces and desserts.
• Bos Hill Blooms & Sunflower Orchards – Fresh-cut flowers, floral arrangements, vegetables, peaches, blackberries, apples.
• Brew Haha Coffeehouse – Coffee, espresso, tea, flavored lemonade, smoothies, pastries.
• City Roots Nursery – Native trees, shrubs and perennial plants.
• Compost Collective KC – Compost bin swap for household food waste.
• Daniel's Bar-b-q Sauces – Handmade barbecue sauces and seasonings, as well as other artisanal products. 
• Dierking Farms – Sweet corn. 
• Dipp-iT Salsa – Salsa. 
• Fresh Picked Acres of Kansas – Fruits and vegetables. 
• Fyler Farms – Fresh milled flours and baking mixes.
• The Golden Medley – Vegetables.
• Hedgewood Farms – Premium quality beef (100% grass fed and finished), poultry, pork, eggs and produce.
• Holy-Field Vineyard & Winery – Award-winning wine and wine accessories. 
• Hope’s Harvest – Vegetables.
• Jake Creek Pecans – Pecans. 
• JET Produce and Meats – Vegetables, eggs, beef, pork, lamb, chicken, flour, plants.
• Kukiss Bakery – Croissants and other specialty pastries.
• Lionberry by Mama Pajama – Elderberry sips and sodas.
• Madd House Hill – All-natural body care products including goat milk soap and lotion.
• Mindfully Made – Elderberry juice, soaps, lip balms, salves, body lotions, serums.
• Miner’s Garden Market – Vegetables, plants, vanilla extract.
• Moe Family Farm – American and Asian vegetables.
• New Roots – Enoch – Vegetables and cut flowers.
• New Roots – Noela Cheke – Vegetables.
• Next to Nature Farm – Honey, soaps, beeswax products, kombucha, jams and pickles, eggs, yogurt, vegetable chips.
• PawsAbilities – Pet treats, bandanas, and toys made by young adults with developmental disabilities.
• The Perfect Crumb by The Wooden Spoon – Classic breads and specialty pastries. 
• Ree Ree’s Krunchies – Freeze-dried candy and fruit
• Rock the House Bakery – Breads, baked goods and dipping oils. 
• See's Family Farm – Vegetables and cut flowers. 
• Soggy Bottom Hemp – CBD and CBG products including pain cream, gummies, soft gels, dog treats and soy candles.
• StoneBriar Farm – Cut flowers.
• TableTop Farms – Vegetables, herbs, salad kits, 100% grass-fed beef and pasture-raised pork and chicken.
• Yellow Brick Bakery – Pies, pastries, cookies, hand pies and other sweet treats. 
• Yummylicious Cookie Company – Baked treats using organic whole grains and organic sweeteners.

Full vendor directory

New vendors

We’re always looking to offer more local products that our customers want. Here is the latest crop of additions, with more joining soon:

• Adelita's Sauces & Stuff – Authentic Mexican sauces.
• Aris Venezuelan Food – Venezuelan dishes like arepas, empanadas and tequeños.
• Boundless KC Microgreens & Urban Farm – Fresh microgreens.
• Euphoria Farms Fungi – Gourmet mushrooms and grow kits.
• Grasshopper Urban Farm – Fruits, vegetables, cut flowers.
• KC Pancake Co. – Made-to-order pancakes and waffles, baking mixes.
• Murphy Generations Farm – Grass-finished beef, pastured pork, heritage wheat flour.
• Smooth September – Premium herbal teas and natural juices.

Events

Mark your calendar for these upcoming signature Farmers Market events: 

• Native Plant Sales: April 26, May 24, Sept. 6 from 8 a.m.–noon.
• National Pollinators Week: June 21 from 8 a.m.–noon 
• Teddy Bear Picnic: July 12 from 8:30–9:15 a.m.
• Farm to Fork special menu collaboration with Lenexa Public Market: Aug. 3–9
• National Farmers Market Week Celebration: Aug. 9 from 8 a.m.–noon
• Holiday Farmers Market: Nov. 22 and Dec. 20 from 10 a.m.–1 p.m.

Community partners

We partner with Johnson County K-State Research and Extension to offer educational information to Market visitors monthly.

• Master Food Volunteers will conduct periodic cooking demos. 
• Master Naturalists will share expertise based on what’s happening seasonally, including native plants, beneficial insects and water quality. 
• Master Gardeners will offer general plant and gardening education.

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