Mt. Carmel Farmers Market – Market Street Mercantile
- Address : 219 N Market St Mount Carmel, IL 62863
- 618-262-4822

fresh produce, meat & seafood, dairy & eggs, baked goods, plants & flowers, honey, fresh herbs, prepared foods, artisan goods, preserved goods, mushrooms, coffee & tea, wine & spirits, soaps & body care, wild harvested, juices & ciders
outdoor, park setting, USDA certified organic, SNAP/EBT accepted
Saturdays, 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Low to moderate
The market operates on Saturdays from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM during the season from May to September. It is closed on all other days.
You can find a variety of products including fresh fruits and vegetables, baked goods, bedding plants, canned or preserved fruits and vegetables, coffee and tea, crafts and woodworking items, cut flowers, dairy products, dry beans, eggs, herbs, grains and flour, honey, juices and non-alcoholic ciders, mushrooms, nursery stock, poultry and fowl products, prepared foods, non-poultry meats, soap and body care products, tofu, wild harvested forest products, and alcoholic beverages like wine, spirits, and beer.
Yes, the market accepts SNAP and EBT to help increase access to local food for all community members.
Yes, the Durango Farmers Market features vendors that are certified organic.
You can reach the market by phone at 970-880-2503 or visit their website at http://www.durangofarmersmarket.com/ for more details.
Living a life of high adventure I acquired a plot of land west of Durango in a place called the Hogback. I had to come into Durango for supplies and to sell my minerals. That day I had three good pieces of aquamarine. I play music and get tips so once a week I have a great time. The Silverton Railro
Fantastic selection of fresh produce, reasonably priced. Especially peppers! Good people, too. Liked Rohwer (melons) and Anatolian (roasted green chiles).
We enjoyed seeing the farmers market still bustling in late November. There was a lot of different vendors and a lot of activity. Great Downtown location.
A great early June day at the Farmers Market. I picked up some beets, cilantro, garlic scapes, and tomatoes. I love market days because you get to see your friends and experience a little piece of Durango and the community that supports it!
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