Downtown Growers' Market ★ 4.8
The Downtown Growers' Market at Robinson Park on Eighth Street in Albuquerque runs Saturdays from April to November with 70 vendors, produce.
Go for: Produce, Bread, Hatch chile
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The Downtown Growers' Market at Robinson Park on Eighth Street in Albuquerque runs Saturdays from April to November with 70 vendors, produce.
Go for: Produce, Bread, Hatch chile
Rail Yards Market in the 1914 Santa Fe Locomotive Shops on First Street SW in Albuquerque runs Sundays May through October, with 90 vendors and live music.
Go for: Local food, Crafts, Live music
The Nob Hill Growers' Market at Morningside Park SE in Albuquerque runs Thursdays from May through November with 35 vendors and prepared food.
Go for: Produce, Prepared food, Sundown shopping
Talin Market on Louisiana Boulevard SE in Albuquerque since 1978 is New Mexico's largest international grocer, with the Southwest's deepest Asian aisle.
Go for: Asian grocery, Spices, Imported foods
The Los Ranchos Growers' Market on Rio Grande Boulevard in Los Ranchos de Albuquerque runs Saturday mornings May through November with North Valley produce.
Go for: Produce, Hatch chile, Lavender
The Westside Growers' Market at the Cottonwood YMCA on Unser Boulevard in Albuquerque runs Saturday mornings May through October with 30 vendors.
Go for: Suburban produce, Honey, Eggs
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