Queen Creek Family Market features local artisans, growers, musicians and more. A family-run market, the atmosphere is relaxed, so you can do your shopping while enjoying food trucks, coffee and some music. The market is dog-friendly.

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Located in an old (revamped) barn, Barnone features restaurants, a brewery and winery, a florist, decorative wood carving studio, salon, and much more. Handmade goods abound, and Barnone itself refers to the space as a "makers community." There is much to do and see on your visit.

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Owner David Vose was a chef before he was a farmer so you know he appreciates quality ingredients. You can pick up the fresh produce from his organic farm right at the farm store––where you will also find hand-gathered eggs, honey, jams and artisan products like kale chips and popcorn snacks. The store is open Wednesday to Friday 12:00pm-5:00pm and Saturdays 9:00am-3:00pm during the summer season. See their Facebook page for more details. 

The farmers market, located in Mortimer Farms' Country Store, is stocked with fresh fruits and vegetables including corn, squash, zucchini, various melons, and strawberries. There are various canned preserves such as jelly, jam, pickles, and more. Enjoy fresh baked goods like donuts, cinnamon rolls and pies, or order breakfast or lunch, created with meats and produce from the farm. BBQ is available on the weekends. There are different festivals at the farm throughout the year, including the summer Berry Festival held at the end of June (June 23/24 in 2018).

This family farm produces seasonal vegetables such as tomatoes, squash, okra, sweet corn and cucumbers, as well as fruits. Their specialty is peaches; You can catch their Peach Truck in markets throughout the Valley. Other items offered include pickles, honey, jams and fruit pies. 

Amadio Ranch's self-serve farm stand is open seven days a week from 7am to 7pm.