What to expect at Lenexa Farmers Market in 2026

Published on March 30, 2026

Smiling woman holding flowering plants in foreground with Lenexa Farmers Market in background

Spring is waking up, and the Lenexa Farmers Market isn’t far behind. The countdown is on to open our ninth season in late April, when many of your favorite vendors return and a few new ones join the lineup. Operated by the City of Lenexa, the market remains proudly local, featuring products grown, raised or made within 250 miles or throughout Kansas.

You’ll find a standout selection of fresh fruits and vegetables, meat, baked goods, dairy, pantry staples, ready-to-eat foods, beverages, plants and flowers, 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 25–Oct. 31, 2026, 8 a.m. to noon
  • Tuesdays: May 26–Aug. 25, 2026, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Meet up at the Market! You’ll enjoy the live music and featured artists while shopping, 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 three dozen of your favorite vendors this year:

  • Adelitas Sauces & Stuff – Authentic Mexican sauces. 
  • Boundless KC Microgreens and Urban Farm – Fresh-grown and freeze-dried microgreens.
  • Brew Haha Coffeehouse – Coffee, espresso, tea, flavored lemonade, smoothies, pastries.
  • Brit Boy Street Food – Frozen, take-home meat pies and sausage rolls.
  • City Roots Nursery – Native trees, shrubs and perennial plants. (Native Plant Sales only)
  • Daniel's Bar-b-q Sauces – Handmade barbecue sauces and seasonings, as well as other artisanal products. 
  • Dierking Farms – Sweet corn. 
  • Duality Blends – Fresh mushrooms, lion’s mane nootropic powder, lion’s man mushroom coffee.
  • Fresh Picked Acres of Kansas – Fruits and vegetables. 
  • Fyler Farms – Fresh milled flour and baking mixes.
  • Grasshopper Urban Farm – Fruits and vegetables, cut flowers.
  • Holy-Field Vineyard & Winery – Award-winning wine and accessories.
  • Jake Creek Pecans – Pecans.
  • JET Produce and Meats – Vegetables, fruit, eggs, cheese, beef, pork, lamb, chicken, flour, beans, plants.
  • KC Pancake Co. – Pancakes and waffles, pancake mixes.
  • Kukiss Bakery – Croissants and other specialty pastries.
  • Lionberry by Mama Pajama – Elderberry sips and sodas.
  • Mac’s Cinnamon Rolls – Specialty cinnamon rolls.
  • 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.
  • Moe Family Farm – Various American and Asian vegetables.
  • New Roots for Refugees – Noela Cheke – Vegetables, flowers.
  • Next to Nature Farm – Honey, soaps, beeswax products, kombucha, jams and pickles, eggs, yogurt, vegetable chips.
  • Parsons' Gardens – Native trees, shrubs and perennial plants. (Native Plant Sales only)
  • PawsAbilities – Pet treats, bandanas, and toys made by young adults with developmental disabilities.
  • 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, tinctures and dog treats.
  • Sunflower Orchards – Blackberries, peaches, apples.
  • TableTop Farms – Vegetables, herbs, salad kits, 100% grass-fed beef and pasture-raised pork and chicken, community-supported agriculture shares.
  • The Bean Patch – Jams, jellies, rubs and seasoning mixes, occasional vegan and gluten-free baked goods.
  • The Perfect Crumb by The Wooden Spoon – Classic breads and specialty pastries.

  • 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:

  • A Slice of British (select Tuesdays and Saturdays) – Authentic British bakery and afternoon tea catering company selling baked goods and afternoon tea boxes with scones
  • Brooks Family Farm (Tuesdays) – Frozen beef, chicken and lamb; tallow-based skin care products.
  • Enjoy Pure Food + Drink (Saturdays) – Ready-to-eat items like hummus and crackers, protein balls, cookies, salads, coconut “bacon.”
  • Farmhaus Flowers (Saturdays) – Fresh flower bouquets.
  • Kitch Meals (Tuesdays) – Prepackaged, ready-to-eat meals for various diets.
  • Mahalo Mornings (Saturdays) – Hawaiian-inspired classic pastries with tropical flavors.
  • Perry’s Pork Rinds (Saturdays) – Small batch handcrafted pork rinds in a variety of bold flavors.
  • PJ's Snacks (Tuesdays) – Flavored crunchy pretzels.
  • Schenker Family Farms  (Saturdays) – Baked goods, take-and-bake dinner items, specialty items.
  • Sopht Rootz (Saturdays) – Homemade body and hair care products derived from natural ingredients.

Events

Mark your calendar for these upcoming signature Farmers Market events: 

Stretch your food dollars farther

The Lenexa Farmers Market proudly accepts food stamp benefit cards. Visit our info booth to buy SNAP tokens with your SNAP EBT card. You’ll get a matching amount — up to $25 per day — in Double Up Food Bucks tokens to spend with vendors on fresh produce as well as seeds and plants for food.

The Kansas Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program also provides coupons for low-income seniors to help purchase fresh produce, herbs and local honey from authorized vendors. The Lenexa Farmers Market offers Senior Market Match Coupons worth an additional $20 to those participating in the program. 

Community partners

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

Stay up to date

Here are the best ways to get the latest news about the Farmers Market all year long: 

Photo credit: Bill Harrison

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