About Us
The Harrisonville Farmers Market was established in 2013 to help bring focus back to the historic Harrisonville Square and to provide local gardeners and farmers an opportunity to make their produce available for sale.
Since 2013, we’ve continued to grow and expand the Market to showcase the homegrown and handmade products that citizens of Harrisonville and our surrounding areas have to offer.
Information for Customers
Today along with fresh, locally produced fruits and vegetables you can also find farm raised eggs and pasture raised meat products. A variety of baked goods as well as jams, jellies and honey are also regular Market staples.
Additionally, you can find a unique variety of handcrafted items and heritage arts like soaps, lotions, jewelry, household items and even treats for pets!
The Market is located on the historic Harrisonville Square. You’ll find us on Lexington Street, between Wall and Independence.
The Market is open on Saturday mornings from 8:00 a.m. to Noon, June through September. We also set up at the Log Cabin Festival held the first Friday and Saturday of October.
We are a rain or shine Market and will be open unless lightning, severe weather or another threat causes a shut down. Visit our Facebook page for the latest updates.
We strongly encourage vendors of eligible products to participate in both the Senior Nutritional Farmers Market voucher program and WIC.
Vendors who are enrolled in these programs will display an informational placard.
For more information, please see the informational flyer.
Information for Vendors
We welcome new vendors throughout the season! To become a vendor you must fit within our vendor guidelines and agree to follow the market rules. Please review our 2024 Farmer’s Market Rules and Guidelines here.
After reviewing the rules, please complete the Vendor Registration Form.
Please scan or take a clear photo of your completed form and email to [email protected]. Please keep your paper form and submit it to the Market Manager the first time you arrive to sell.
No cost vendor spaces are available on a per day basis to vendors that fit within our guidelines and have submitted their Vendor Registration Form.
Seasonal Spaces, as assigned by the Market Managers, can be requested and reserved for a fee of $25. Before requesting a Seasonal Space, please review the information in the market rules and guidelines.
2024 Seasonal Space Assignments and Map
NOTE: Seasonal Space assignments are subject to change during the season dependant on adherence to the Seasonal Space rules.
For information specific to your products, contact the Cass County Health Department at (816) 380-8425.
You may also review the brochures below for guidelines related to common Farmers Market products:
- General Farmers Market Guidelines
- Jams, Jellies, Honey & Baked Goods
- Salsa & Acidified Foods
- Temporary Food Service Information
- Applications & Additional Info
- Missouri Egg License
- Weights and Measures (Certified Scales) – Call (573) 751-5639 to schedule a scale certification
The Harrisonville Farmers Market strongly encourages vendors of eligible products to become enrolled to accept vouchers for these programs through the MO Department of Agriculture.
- Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program
- Farmers Market Nutritional Program Training Presentation
- Farmers Market Vendor Resources
For additional questions or training sessions please contact Lexi Jose at [email protected] or (573)-751-8596.
For additional questions, please email [email protected]. You may also text 816-866-8762 or call and leave a message for Amanda.
ANNOUNCEMENT: Annual Vendors Meeting Information
New and returning vendors are encouraged to review the vendor information packet and the recorded session below if they were unable to attend one of the Annual Vendor Meetings to prepare for the upcoming season.
NOTE: Vendors who wish to request a Seasonal Space after reviewing the rules should contact the Market Managers by sending an email to [email protected] with their expression of interest or speak to a Market Manager at the market.