If you are interested in becoming a vendor, or a Sierra County non-profit interested in a booth please contact
Current Vendors 2021 – a work in progress, check back often.
Product availability is dependent on season and Mother Nature. Not every vendor can make it to every market.
Orion and Patricia Allen
Specialize in raspberries, also offer some produce, plants grown on their property in Animas Creek
Margaret Branum
Specializes in aloe vera, spider plants and some crafts
Old Monticello Organic Farms
Steve and Jane Darland
Certified Organic Farm. Certified Processors
Produce, herbs, flowers, prepared foods, balsamic vinegar (prize winning, renowned), spices, essential oils, olive and fig trees (while stocks last) and some jewelry. Website
Jardin Del Alma
Joshua Cravens and Lalynn Noek
Jardin del Alma grows and sells a variety of organic produce including kale, cucumbers (lemon), basil, celery, roasted chile peppers (frozen), zucchini, peaches, and heirloom tomatoes. The farm uses only natural, organic methods and also offer traditional blacksmith wrought metalwork, weaving and yarn crafts
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Arealia Denby
Essential oils, Health and beauty products, crafts
Max Duchamp
Produce, vintage handkerchiefs, flowers
Bees Honey
Daniel and Jennifer Espalin
Honey. At TorC market the second Saturday of each month.
Carla Fairey
Polished stones, fossils, jewelry, produce
Palomas Apple Orchard
Beverly Farr
Apples, fruit, vegetables, eggs
Merced and Rosalina Gomez
Produce including chile, okra, squash, green beans, onions, pecans, tomatoes, eggplant, sweet potatoes, watermelon, cantaloupe, peaches, jujubes
Dean and Kathy Howell
Plums, pomegranates, shelled pecans, produce, jewelery, crafts
South 40 Farms
Claudia Jeffery and Madeline Jeffery-Williams
Produce, fruit, preserves, jam, jellies, bread, pasta, prepared foods
The Guesthouse Kitchen
Kimberly Rae Jewell
Baked goods so heavenly that you will keep coming back for more. Website
Lanford Livestock
Megan Lanford
Sierra County farm raised, pastureland, all natural beef. Refrigerated truck will be parked at the east, lower (river side) entrance to the park every second Saturday.
Raggedy Edge Ranch
Heather Rische & Eric Luther
Vegetables, herbs, salves
Ron & Joyce McPherson
Produce and woodwork
June (Jewell) Russett & Nicholas Russett
Paintings, prints, art, plants, produce. Website
Percha Produce
Wesley Thompson
Produce
Myra Vandy
Produce, plants, soil building products
Non Profits with Market booths 2021:
We are an organic community garden supported by volunteers and provided with water and land thanks to the city of Truth or Consequences. We offer produce and plants from the community garden for sale at the Farmer’s Market. Website
Growing Independence:
Tracy McGowan
Growing Independence now has a presence at the T or C Farmer’s Market! We are there every week with organic plant starts for your gardens & to chat about our mission which is to help provide food security for Sierra County. Talk to us about our earth-battery greenhouse growing organic greens in order to make these available year-round at reasonable cost. We focus on local edibles & hope to educate all interested in our methods. Stop by! Website
Sierra County Sun
Diana Tittle, Kathleen Sloan & Luis Rios
The Sierra County Sun, a 501(c)3 educational organization that publishes local government and public-interest reporting online, will be selling black-and-white and color postcards of iconic Sierra County scenes photographed by one of our contributors, Robert Galbraith, a former AP and Reuters photojournalist. Free printouts of recent “Top Stories” will also be available. The booth will be staffed by Sun founder and chief reporter Kathleen Sloan and intern Luis Rios. They welcome questions about how the Sun is “watching out for your interests.” Website
If you are interested in becoming a vendor, or a Sierra County non-profit interested in a booth please contact
