South Pearl Street Farmers Market
Jarman and Co Events manages the South Pearl Street Farmers Market. They strive to support and enhance the surrounding community by providing a Farmers Market experience where a great variety of fresh and wholesome products can be found. It is important to support our local community, therefore, all products must be grown, raised, produced or gathered by the vendor in the State of Colorado or in counties bordering the State of Colorado. In the case that a product is unavailable in the state of Colorado but we feel it would be a benefit to the market and the vendors we will evaluate the relationship between the vendor and the producer and make the best decision we can noting that sometimes there are exceptions to the rule.
Plan Yoiur Visit
FAQs Q: What are the dates, hours and location of the South Pearl Street Farmers Market? A: 1400 + 1500 blocks of South Pearl Street (between Iowa and Arkansas) Sundays, May to November 9am–1pm
Q:How do you choose your Farmers Market vendors? A: The selection process takes into consideration many factors including product quality, sourcing, growing practices, presentation, seniority, safety, compliance, grandfathered vendors, customer service and the right product mix to ensure a successful market for everyone.
Q: Do you close during inclement weather? A: Our market is open rain, snow or shine and all holidays. We will only cancel during EXTREME weather conditions. We ask that you check our Instagram for weather updates.
Q: What is the Denver Tax Rate? A: The Denver Tax Rate is 5.15%
Q: Can I come to your market and pass out flyers to promote my new business/non-profit organization/charity event? A: We wish to provide market customers with a relaxing and enjoyable experience where they can stroll through the market and interact with the market vendors. NO solicitors or distribution/marketing of non-approved products are allowed at our markets. This includes signature gathering for petitions and voter sign-up.
Q: I do not sell a product. Can I set up a booth at your market? A: Our market focuses on food and food related items. Informational vendors are not accepted into any of the markets.
Q: I’ve seen booths set up at your market for items that are not on your vendor list or you’ve said you don’t allow in the market. Can you explain? A: In order to support the community, the merchants on the street and the Merchant/Neighborhood Associations, we allow brick and mortar stores on the market streets to set up booths and sell their goods at the market. Therefore, you may see a few items that are not on our list. We also have a handful of wonderful “grandfathered” vendors that have been at the Market longer than Jarman and Co Events has been managing it!