Beat the heat with us at Riverstone Village, Market Customers!
Market Open: 4 pm to 7pm
Live Music!Every Wednesday through September
Free, Easy, and Close Parking
Bike from the Centennial Trail and Atlas ParkPhoto Contest:
See below and find out how YOU can WIN!
- Snap a photo while visiting the market — maybe you’re shopping with your favorite vendor, enjoying your go-to treat, or just soaking up the good vibes.
- Post it on Facebook or Instagram and use #kcfmidaho
- Each week, we’ll pick our favorite photo, announce the winner on Tuesday, and the lucky winner will score $10 Market Cash to spend at the market!
Be creative. Be YOU. And don’t forget to tag us and use the hashtag so we can find your entry! Let’s make Wednesdays at Riverstone the best day of the week.
Our Saturday Market at the southeast corner of 95 and Prairie in Coeur d’Alene is still THE place to be every weekend, 9 am to 1 pm. Look for the Saturday Fresh Sheet on Friday morning!
Interested in sponsoring one of our programs, like Bike to Market or PoP Club? Email us for more information at: MarketManager@KootenaiFarmersMarkets.org
Killarney Farms: Ellen will be at the Market today with fresh arugula, basil, green beans, yellow beans, Romano beans, beets; bok choy, broccolini, cabbage, carrots, celery, chard, cucumbers, kale, kohlrabi, leeks, mesclun salad mix, lettuce, fresh garlic, green onions, Walla Walla onions, parsley, green peppers, chili peppers, Hungarian hot peppers, jalapeno peppers, shishito peppers, potatoes, Asian greens, summer squash, zucchini, tomatoes, salad turnips, cilantro, blueberries, cherries, red raspberries, golden raspberries, black raspberries, loganberries, blackberries, raw goat milk, raw chevre, and flowers, including sunflowers and gladiolas.
Lake City Bakers: Lake City Bakers will be at Wednesday Market with a smaller booth, but a great menu! Grab a Huckleberry Scone or a Ham & Swiss Fritter and take a quick break in the cooling booth!
Kerr Microgreens: Happy mid-summer! We will have fresh microgreens, as well as, FREEZE DRIED microgreens. See you there!
Hannah’s Lemonade (support our Youth Vendors!): Hannah is 12 years old, and she began her Lemonade Business in 2024 at the Wednesday Farmer’s Market in Riverstone. She is learning all the aspects of running her business, and she loves serving her customers ice cold Lemonade and Strawberry Lemonade on a sunny Wednesday afternoon. Come support Hannah, one of our youth vendors, and enjoy a cold drink in the sunshine!
Blue Wildrye Farm: We will be there with plenty of our pasture-raised favorites, including our sliced deli ham from pasture-raised Berkshire pigs. It’s perfect for an easy lunch, picnic fare, or snacking straight from the fridge. Skip the stove and make ham and chevre roll ups for dinner tonight! Online pre-orders are also available: click here to order on the website by 11 pm on Thursdays for Saturday pick up or 11 pm on Mondays for Wednesday pick up.
Tea.Health.Honey: This month (July only) Tea.Health.Honey has PatrioTEAsm Black for sale. It’s a black tea with rose petals, marigold pieces, and cornflowers with a tropical berry extract. It makes an amazing iced tea for these hot summer days. It’s a best seller, only available in July! Other summer blends are C’est La Vie Sweet – Tropical. A black tea with real dried pineapple pieces and coconut shreds, if you like pína coladas. Also new to this season is a green tea blend, dusted lightly with our Mazel Tov Matcha – Vanille, plus toasted rice, and real popcorn! It’s a twist on a popular genmaicha, with a little nutritious boost!
Tangibly Made Skincare: Say goodbye to dry skin, wrinkles, dull skin tone, and acne with grass-fed tallow skincare. Well formulated with a blend of safe and effective ingredients – that are also edible! – these products have a 12-month shelf life and are free of chemicals. See what the fuss is about!
Our vendors also appreciate small cash bills, especially if you are shopping early. Ask your vendor if they take card, tap, and EBT too.
On Stage on Wednesday:
The Scottish Fiddlers
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