FAQ

Who founded the Jackson Hole Farmers Market on the Town Square?

The market was founded and led by Jim Darwiche, who organized the committee, pursued approvals, recruited early vendors, and launched the market on the Jackson Town Square.

Why was the Jackson Hole Farmers Market created?

To give back to Jackson Hole by creating a weekly gathering place that brings people together while supporting local and regional agriculture and food producers.

Where is the Jackson Hole Farmers Market located?

On the Jackson Town Square, under the elk antler arches in the heart of Jackson Hole.

Who were key contributors in the early years?

Key early contributors include Dan Thomasma (who brought music every Saturday through local bands), John Bickner (who helped with early operations and setup), and Ken Thomasma (who coined the motto “Who said tomatoes don’t bring people together?” during early Town Council efforts).

What time frame does the market go on Saturdays on the Town Square?

From 8 am to Noon (markets from June through August) From 8 am to 1pm (Sept. Only)

Have you expanded to two locations and days recently?

Yes we have expanded and added a second farmers market for our Westbank community. We now have a farmers market in the Teton Village Commons on Thursday evenings from 4-7pm from July 2nd through August 20th.