We are happy to welcome six new vendors so far to the Lenexa Farmers Market for 2024. As the season gets underway, we will continue to expand and add more vendors.

What new products and services can you look forward to? 

Two local farmers will offer vegetables and plants, two vendors will sell kombucha (an effervescent drink made from fermented tea), and one will offer fresh mushrooms. Plus, you’ll be able to recycle your food scraps.

Outdoor season schedule

Connect with all our new and returning vendors at the Lenexa Farmers Market on Lenexa’s civic campus on Saturday and Tuesday mornings.

• Saturdays: April 27–Oct. 26, 8 a.m. to noon
• Tuesdays: May 28–Aug. 27, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

New this year

Artisan Kombucha – (Saturdays)

Artisan Kombucha brews full-strength batches without dilution or additional probiotics. This makes a richer, more nutrient-dense and savory flavor profile compared to commercial kombuchas. Ingredients include whole, raw fruits, vegetables, and herbs that are juiced or soaked, never using concentrates or additives. 

Compost Collective KC – (Saturdays once a month)

Compost Collective KC turns food waste into soil. They will offer a compost bin swap program for households that want to recycle food scraps on an as-needed basis. 

Miner’s Garden Market – (Saturdays)

This full-time gardener in Le Roy, Kansas, will offer vegetables and plants, homemade vanilla and more.

Morning Light Kombucha – (Tuesdays)

This indigenous woman-owned company is located in Hoyt, Kansas. They work with local farms in northeast Kansas to source 90% of the ingredients for their kombucha flavors. 

MyCo Planet – (Saturdays)

This woman-owned gourmet mushroom urban farm is located in Kansas City, Missouri. They sell a variety of fresh mushrooms.

The Golden Medley – (Saturdays starting in June)

Based in Leavenworth County, Kansas, The Golden Medley grows a wide variety of fresh vegetables.

Apply to be a vendor

Businesses who farm or create a food product and would like to be featured as a vendor at the Lenexa Farmers Market can learn about guidelines and submit an interest form.