Vendor Events in Arlee, MT

Every Saturday from June through September, the Jocko Valley Farmers' Market brings together local growers and food producers along US Highway 93 in Arlee, Montana. Set in the scenic Mission Valley next to the Hangin Art Gallery, this weekly farmers market operates during the heart of Montana's growing season, when local farms are at peak production. The location makes it a natural stop for residents of Lake County and visitors passing through the area, creating a steady flow of customers looking for fresh, seasonal produce and locally-made food products. As a farmers market, Jocko Valley focuses on connecting producers directly with shoppers who want to know where their food comes from. You'll typically find vendors selling fresh vegetables, fruits, herbs, and other farm products that reflect what's thriving in the Flathead Valley's climate. Many farmers markets in rural Montana also feature prepared foods, baked goods, dairy products, honey, and other value-added items from local makers. The weekly format means regular customers develop relationships with vendors and know what to expect as seasons progress, and it gives you consistent foot traffic rather than the one-time crowds of a festival. The market welcomes customers using SNAP and EBT benefits, expanding access to fresh local food for shoppers across the community. Payment flexibility through credit card acceptance makes transactions convenient for vendors and customers alike. Operating through the end of summer into early fall, Jocko Valley captures both peak season produce and the transition into fall crops, giving your business a solid run during Montana's main outdoor shopping months. If you grow or produce food items and want to reach Arlee and Lake County shoppers in a weekly, recurring setting, this farmers market offers a steady venue with established community traffic.

Family-friendly annual event with music all day, food, vendors and speakers at the Garden of One Thousand Buddhas.