Vegetables are now available at the Highway’s End Farmers’ Market. Lettuce, spinach, carrots, radishes, green onions, potatoes, cucumbers, hot peppers and dill are available as well as a very few tomatoes.

Local honey and bee pollen are also available as well as flowers and hanging baskets. Crafters, jewelry, hand spun yarn, hand thrown pottery, books, baked items, fabric by the yard, as well as gourmet hot dogs make the market an interesting place to visit.

Delta 50th Anniversary t-shirts, hoodies and hats are sold at the market every market day.

Customers often sit on the benches to enjoy the various musicians, singers and bands that play during the day. Electricity is available for them at no charge in the gazebo for the day long open mic. Everyone is welcome.

The market is open Wednesdays and Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

The market is located “at the triangle” at the corner of the Alaska and Richardson Highways, behind the Sullivan Roadhouse Museum and across the street from the Visitors Center.

Workshop Wednesday July Calendar

Delta’s Highway’s End Farmers’ Market presents their Workshop Wednesday calendar for July. These popular hour long seminars are held on the farmers market grounds each Wednesday at 1:00 P.M. There are no charges or fees to attend.

July 7th: Composting with Worms: Learn about raising red wiggler worms that will compost your family’s food waste and make rich garden soil. Each participant will make their own composting box and be supplied with worms. Speaker: Taylor Maida, Cooperative Extension Service.

July 14th: Raspberries-Growing Tips and Hints: Growing raspberries in Delta Junction. Speaker: Katie Behrens.

July 21st: Exhibiting your Crops at the Deltana Fair: Roxie Dinstel from the Cooperative Extension Service will show you how to get your crops (vegetables and grains) ready for the fair – hints for complying with the rules will enable you to better display them and probably win more prizes.

July 28th: Pruning Lilacs: Forester Bruce Swaim will demonstrate how to prune your lilac bushes for better growth and flower production. Participants will be offered the opportunity to prune the lilac bushes at the Visitor’s Center. Pruning shears will be provided, but you are encouraged to bring your own. Participants will meet at the market site and walk across the street to the Visitor’s Center as a group.