Shop Fresh, Local, and In-Season at Hot Springs Farmers Market 

Every Saturday at 121 Orange Street, from 7 AM-Noon, Hot Springs Farmers Market comes alive with local merchants slinging everything from local honey to handmade sourdough to farm-fresh eggs. Can’t make the Saturday Market? Stop by any Tuesday from June through August, 4–7 PM. 

Located just outside of historic downtown and along the Hot Springs Creek Greenway Trail, the Market is your stop for quality, home-grown produce, with merchants offering fresh herbs, plants, flowers, eggs, meat products, fresh-baked breads, desserts, local honey, jams, jellies, spreads, and more.  

The Market has become a “front porch” of sorts for locals and visitors alike who gather, visit, sip coffee, and savor the live local music on Saturday mornings in addition to doing their weekly produce shopping. Add the Hot Springs Farmers Market to your bucket list today. 

For more info, email hsfarmersmarket@gmail.com or call 501-385-8176. 

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