Reviews for: Livingston Farmers' Market

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T is my first name Dion (Jun 14, 2012)
Wow talk about disappointed ..this was a craft fair..Not a Farmers market,I was so bummed..Not to mention WOW expensive!!! I have travelled all over and this is the first "farmers market" without produce.. good thing I have lots of family in surrounding places and states..my summer produce will come from everywhere else ..
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( Nov 30, 2015 )

I can appreciate your disappointment, but the growing season in Montana is shorter than most places. Planting is not generally advised until after Memorial Day, due to late snow and freezes. Given that your comment was early June, plants were just beginning to germinate. Come back in August! There is tons of produce :)

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Tyrrell H. (Jun 22, 2009)
It's an unbeatable picnic destination beside the Yellowstone River and at the feet of the Absorka Mountains. You can stock up on fresh, local produce, sample some of the region's best prepared foods, and chat with friends while listening to live music. The market cultivates business skills and entrepreneurship in kids with its "Youth Booths." It also ensures that fresh, local food is available to seniors through vendor participation in the USDA Senior Farmers Market Nutritional Program. The Livingston Farmers Market is a true community event.
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T is my first name Dion ( Jun 14, 2012 )

I have found this to be very true.

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local farmer ( Jul 16, 2010 )

Heads up. This review is the biased opinion of an employee for Western Sustainability Exchange, the self serving, profit driven "non-profit" organization that breaks their own arm off to pat themselves on the back for runing the market and charges local growers to be listed on their website. In reality they are more interested in sustaining themselves and their own jobs as opposed to actually promoting and developing a more ecologically sound localized food system. If you wish to follow up on this critique just ask Tyrell why the farmers and ranchers aren't given a break on booth rates and are charged the same as funnel cake and sno-cone peddlers. Or you could simply ask what proportion of the vendors are actual growers and not jewelry makers or local restaurants selling meals made of SYSCO and FSA ingredients. In actuality, this market is more like a county carnival save for the rides. The market is a valuable opportunity for local growers to sell what they grow and for that we are thankful.

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Beverly L. (Jun 22, 2009)
It's more than a marketplace for food and crafts, it's a community gathering place and often features entertainment, as well. Folks talk about going to the market with warmth and affection for everything it represents. Wish we could have it all year long!
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Lezlie N. (Jun 20, 2009)
Great vendors, fair prices, beautiful setting along the Yellowstone River with the Absarokee Mountains behind it....
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Shirley P. (Jun 20, 2009)
Many families here have been hit hard by this economy and their survival depends on our Farmers Market. All of them deserve the very best and I hope they receive it.
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