Looking Toward the Light at the Jerome Farmers Market

Before we get into this week’s Jerome Farmers Market, we’d simply like to send our love and heartfelt prayers to the families, employees, first responders, and everyone affected by last week’s tragedy in Twin Falls. Our hearts are with you. Events like this are difficult to understand, and they remind us just how important our communities are. We are deeply sorry for the pain so many are experiencing.

This week at the market, we’re looking toward the sun—sunflowers, that is.

The sunflower has always been the symbol of the Jerome Farmers Market. To us, it represents hope, goodness, kindness, and light. Sometimes the simplest things—a bouquet of fresh flowers, a conversation with a neighbor, or sharing fresh food around the table—can remind us that there is still so much good in the world.

We invite you to bring your family, meet up with friends, and spend a peaceful morning with us. Our vendors pour their hearts into everything they grow, bake, create, and share. We hope you’ll leave not only with watermelon, sweet corn, peaches, and all the wonderful produce of August, but also with a smile and a full heart.

If you’re planning to enjoy the Jerome County Parade at 10:00 a.m., stop by the market beforehand for the best selection of produce, or come back afterward to see what treasures are still waiting for you.

The Jerome Farmers Market is open Saturdays from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at Moss Greenhouses, 269 South 300 East in Jerome.

As always, the lemonade will be waiting.

We look forward to seeing you and sharing a little sunshine together.