Liberal's Farmer's Market

Eli Svaty

Liberal's Farmer's Market

Every Saturday morning, the Plaza across from Adventure Bay Water Park transforms into one of the most vibrant and energizing spaces in Liberal: the Farmer’s Market. With anywhere from 23 to 35 vendors setting up each week, the market has become a cornerstone of the community—where fresh produce, handmade goods, and small business dreams all come together under one sky.


The Farmer’s Market isn’t just about shopping; it’s about launching. For local entrepreneurs, it’s often the very first place they test out a product, build a following, and find their footing. Businesses like Guayaba Cuisine and Big H BBQ started by setting up booths on these summer mornings. Now, they’re household names in the area, drawing loyal customers and inspiring the next wave of local makers and food vendors. For many, the market is more than a booth—it's a beginning.


Beyond the business side, the market brings people together. Families stroll through with iced coffees, kids snack on baked goods while musicians play in the background, and neighbors catch up between stops at their favorite stands. It’s a space that feels alive with community spirit, reflecting the diversity and creativity of the people who call Liberal home.


Credit is due to the thoughtful organization behind the scenes. The market is made possible through the efforts of the Liberal Area Coalition for Families and the tireless work of Deb Huddleston, who coordinates vendors, supports first-timers, and ensures that every Saturday runs smoothly. Those interested in selling can call her at 620-624-8832 to reserve a booth—just one phone call away from starting something new.


As summer rolls on, the Liberal Farmer’s Market continues to grow, not just in size, but in significance. It’s where local food meets local talent, where businesses find their start, and where a town gathers week after week to support its own. Whether you’re a shopper, a vendor, or someone with a big idea and a folding table, the market welcomes you.

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