Farmer's market

The River City Real Estate Downtown Farmers Market begins this week in downtown Grand Junction.

After 35 years, a long-standing Grand Junction tradition is apparently coming to an end.

While we always have a general sense of what to expect, but,  here's a specific run-down of what you will find at tonight's (Aug. 6 ) Farmers Market in Downtown Grand Junction.

The Grand Junction Farmers Market is underway tonight! It is always fun to go downtown and see the amazing selection of farm fresh produce from all over the Western Slope and all kinds of entertainment for all ages. Mix 1043 will also be making appearances at this weekly event! It would be great to have you come down and see us!

While the downtown Grand Junction Farmer's Market has officially ended for the season, farmers who sell produce will continue to sell fresh fruits and vegetables downtown every Thursday through October.

You never know what or who you are going to see at the Farmer's Market in downtown Grand Junction, and Thursday night -- at least for a moment -- we wondered if we were seeing the tallest man in Grand Junction.

We know you don't need a reason to visit the Downtown Farmer's Market in Grand Junction, but this week (Aug. 21) they're introducing a beer garden.

The Downtown Grand Junction Farmer's Market attracts hundreds of shoppers who are often reaching into his or her pocket books. Exchanges of cash for local goods is nothing out of the ordinary making a loose dollar a perfect trap to prank passing pedestrians.

The produce isle is often a prime venue for picking up a hot date, but one place that beats this market for mates is the Downtown Grand Junction Farmer's Market. The Farmer's Market is swarming with potential as it attracts single men and women who have "good taste" in the local produce (wink, wink)...

The Downtown Grand Junction Farmer's Market provides the best venue for photographers to capture patrons partaking in the Farmer's Market festivities.Whether these photographed fellas have an ice-cream mustache, or a cheesy smile, our Interns decided they wanted to spice these portraits up. Of course, there was no better way than to photobomb thier unknowing victims.