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Food Is Medicine Farmers Market

Fresh Food + Health

About This Program

The Food Is Medicine Farmers Market creates access to fresh, nutritious produce while connecting food and health.

In addition to no-cost fruits and vegetables, markets may include nutrition education, healthy recipes and health resources that support informed food choices and overall well-being.

Program Details

Food Is Medicine

Food and health are deeply connected. Creating greater access to fresh, nutritious food can support healthier choices and overall well-being.

Who We Serve

Our farmers markets are open to community members seeking greater access to fresh produce. Requirements and registration may vary by market location, so please review the details for the market you plan to attend.

Why Food Is Medicine

By pairing fresh produce with nutrition education and health resources, Food Is Medicine helps make healthier choices more accessible.

Key Figures

About half of all American adults have one or more preventable chronic diseases, many related to poor-quality eating patterns. Lower food security is associated with a higher probability of chronic disease. (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services)

At the Market

Fresh from the market

At the Market

Fresh From the Market

Depending on the market, you may find:

Fresh fruits and vegetables at no cost
Nutrition education
Healthy recipes
Health screenings and resources
Why It Matters

Community Impact

Fresh food, health resources and community connection—all in one place.

01

Greater Access to Fresh Food

Bringing fresh produce into communities helps make nutritious choices more accessible.

02

Food + Health

Nutrition education and health resources help connect what we eat with how we feel and live.

03

Choice and Dignity

Community members choose the foods that work for themselves and their households.

Gallery

Farmers Market Moments

Three smiling people stand behind a table laden with fresh lettuce, cucumbers, and tomatoes at an outdoor market.
Two smiling women stand behind a table laden with watermelons and strawberries at an outdoor market.
A smiling woman wearing a "Ms. Black Nevada" sash stands behind a table of yellow squash and green celery.
Two women stand behind tables laden with garlic and potatoes at an outdoor market.
A man in a gray shirt and sunglasses holds a tomato and a plastic bag at a produce stand.
A woman in sunglasses and a man in a "BATMAN" shirt stand behind a table with watermelons and strawberries.
A man in a pink shirt hands a woman in blue a document under a tent with reversed text.
A young woman in a red and white striped shirt holds a bunch of parsley at a produce stand.
Appointment & Registration Information

Visit the Farmers Market

Registration requirements vary by farmers market. Check the details for your upcoming market or contact our Client Services team for help.

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