When it runs

The 2026 season runs every Sunday from June 14 to October 4, from mid-morning to mid-afternoon; exact times are in the FAQ below. It is a summer event only, so a winter visit calls for the organizer's December holiday market instead.

What you will find

Vendor spaces are juried, and the 2026 roster reads like a directory of small Colorado producers: microgreens and fruit growers, a candle maker from Breckenridge, a whiskey distiller, chocolatiers, Asian-fusion sauces, elote and bao stands for lunch on the go. Several Vail businesses take a booth too, among them Grey Salt, Kidsport and Eye Pieces. The full vendor list is published on the market's website.

Getting there

Vail Village is built for walking, and parking close to the market is limited. The organizer points drivers to the Vail Village and Lionshead parking structures, with Red Sandstone, Donovan Park and Ford Park as overflow, and the free Town of Vail bus between them. Arrive early on Sundays, when the garages fill. Oversized vehicles and trailers must park on the North Frontage Road in West Vail.

Other markets and dinners from the same organizer

Thursday Meadow Market is a smaller midweek afternoon market on Willow Bridge Road in Vail Village, with produce, baked goods, artisan foods and handmade goods. It runs from mid-June to mid-September, so it has finished for 2026.

Vail Kris Kringle Market is a European-style holiday market that takes over Meadow Drive for four days each December, with lights, music and holiday food and gifts. The organizer lists December 10 to 13 for 2026.

Vail Farm to Table Dinner Series pairs local chefs with ingredients from market vendors in ticketed multi-course dinners with wine. Dates and tickets are posted on the market's dinners page.

Sources: Sunday market, season dates, 2026 vendors, parking, Thursday market, dinners. Checked September 23, 2026.