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SNAP/EBT CARDS ACCEPTED!
Don't forget the City Market Farmers' Market accepts state issued Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program/Electronic Benefit Transfer Cards (SNAP/EBT) from Missouri, Kansas and all other states.
Formerly known as the Food Stamp Program, SNAP is a federally funded program which delivers monthly benefits to 35 million Americans nationwide.
Subscribers to the SNAP program can swipe their card at the information tent for their desired dollar amount and in exchange, receive that amount in City Market Farmers' Market SNAP/EBT tokens.
Tokens are issued in $1 increments for use with dozens of participating farmers throughout the farmers' market.
The information tent is accessible during farmers' market hours. Saturdays
8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m., Sunday
8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. First Wednesday of each month,
May - October
10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Eligible vendors will display signage indicating they participate in the SNAP/EBT program.
For more information on how to use your SNAP/EBT card at the Farmers' Market CLICK HERE.
For a list of participating farmers and City Market vendors, CLICK HERE.
A new addition is Beans and Greans which can add up to an additional 30 tokens per visit per person. To learn more about this new project & partnership, click here.
FARMERS' MARKET DEBIT TOKENS
Short on cash at the Farmers' Market? Head to the yellow information tent and use your debit card to get tokens! Just swipe your debit card as you would at any store, select an amount in $5 increments and you will get that amount back in tokens worth $5 to the Farmers' Market vendors. $1 convenience fee per transaction. May not be used at City Market / River Market stores or restaurants.
DOWNLOAD VENDOR HANDBOOK
SPANISH VERSION
(MANUAL DE VENDEDORES ESPANOL)
HERE
CITY MARKET COMMUNITY
YARD SALE
EVERY SUNDAY
9:00 am - 3:00 pm
The City Market hosts the only
Community Yard Sale in the downtown area. If you have gently used items to sell, consider participating in this popular, weekly event or come shop the great selection and economical prices!
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COMMUNITY
YARD SALE HANDBOOK
CITY MARKET DOG POLICY
Please note that due to a city ordinance the City Market rules concerning dogs are as follows:
Within the City Market Square, pavilions, tenant walkways, stores & offices dogs are not allowed at all times. This is to maintain the health & safety of food products and for Market patrons. This includes dogs being held by hand as well. Dogs serving in official ADA capacity are exempt from this policy.
In the City Market Park please remember that dogs must be kept on a leash at all times. Also, please remember that it is the owners' responsibility to clean up after their dog as well. For your convenience, waste stations are provided in the park. If bags are unavailable, please provide your own. While we strive to provide the convenient service of keeping bags stocked at all times, it is a good idea to bring some with you just in case. This is so the entire public may enjoy the City Market Park.
Thank You!
Click here for an official statement from the City Market
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TOYOTA PRIUS
FARM TO TABLE TOUR
We would like to thank everyone who helped make the Kick-Off to the Toyota Farm to Table Tour such a success here at the City Market.
Chefs involved:
Alex Pope, R Bar
Charles d’Ablaing, Webster House KC
Cody Hogan, Lidia’s Kansas City
Janet O'Toole / Greg Connally, Bloom Baking Co.
Jennifer Maloney, Café Sebastienne
Michael Foust, Farmhouse
Michael Smith, Extra Virgin
Richard Ng, Bo Lings Chinese Restaurant
Robbie Padilla, Trezo Mare
Renée Kelly, Renée Kelly (self-named)
Todd Schulte, Happy Gillis
Ted Habiger, Room 39
Farmers involved:
Thane Palmberg Farm
KC Buffalo
Fahrmeier Farms
Green Dirt Farms
Good Acres
Huns Gardens
Lost Creek Farm
Nature's Choice
Vang's Farm
And of course, the sponsor of the tour Toyota.
To learn more, click here.
We would like to thank the following farmers for donating tomatoes during our Twisted Tomato Day as part of our Farm to Table Festival Series:
John Goode - Goode Acres
Randy Tillery - Tillery Farms
Ron Fahrmeier - Fahrmeier Farms
Merle Shrock - Shaver Creek Produce
Joe Bryson - Bryson's Fresh Farm Produce
The Next Farm to Table Festival Series day will be Crazy Corn Day on Saturday, August 7
To learn more, click here.
The
City Market is looking for quality farmers, artists, crafters and retail food purveyors to sell during the Sunday Farmers' Market.
For more information, please call Deb Connors 816-842-1271 or email her at dconnors@cwbkc.com.
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Goode Acres
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John Goode of Goode Acres comes out to the City Market during the Farmers’ Market on Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays. Goode Acres is a small farm located in Wathena, Kansas. They have been providing
naturally grown produce to the Kansas City area since 1986. They are in process of becoming a certified organic grower.
Good Acres also takes part in the City Market’s SNAP / EBT card program. To learn more about this program, contact the City Market office at 816.842.1271. To learn more about Goode Acres, contact John Goode at 816.390.4602 or john@goodeacres.com. |
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Be Free Bakers
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Be Free Bakers has created yummy, full-flavored, natural-ingredient baking mixes so you can enjoy amazing, good-for-you, right-out-of-the-oven, healthier baked goodies--more whole grains with high fiber, high protein, more iron and potassium! It's really easy - most mixes only ask for 4 or less ingredients to be added. Best of all, you get to eat them warm right out of your own oven, where and when you want them! The goal of Be Free Bakers is to provide you with an absolutely delicious, good-for-you treat that anyone with or without an allergy can enjoy any time. We use only the highest quality ingredients purchased from companies with integrity. More than 50% of our ingredients are organic, and we’re striving to raise that number. The main ingredient in most of their products is whole grain teff flour, a high-protein, high-fiber, high-iron & potassium-content grain that was first cultivated in Ethiopia around 4,000 B.C.E. The reason they use teff is because of its incredible nutrient values and excellent baking properties. For more information contact Jennifer Ward at 816-803-1101 or |
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| THE CITY MARKET 20 E. 5th STREET, SUITE 201 PHONE: 816-842-1271 FAX: 816-471-6168 |
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