Red Stick Farmers Market

We had such a wonderful time at the Red Stick Farmers Market in Baton Rouge! I brought three of my grandchildren, and it was such a fun, engaging experience for all of us. They especially loved going from vendor to vendor collecting stamps—it really kept them excited and involved. The weather was absolutely perfect, which made walking the market even more enjoyable. Of course, we couldn’t leave without visiting the plant vendors. We picked up a strawberry plant, mustard greens, and broccoli seedlings—such a great way to spark their interest in growing food. This market is lively, welcoming, and family-friendly. A beautiful way to spend the day while supporting local growers and makers. We’ll definitely be back.

I love going to the market, especially to see and buy my tea cakes & sweet potato turnovers from the Tea Cake man. Because of him, I've visited the market, buying fresh farmed mushrooms, eggs, teas and spices. Downtown Saturday mornings are the best for me. Everyone from the farmers to the customers are fantastic. Live music makes it even better

SPECTACULAR!☆☆☆☆☆ Every weekend for 22 years is what one of the farmers related to me. Fresh, Fresh, Fresh, Happy & Invigorating! This is a part of my Hometown and Downtown Baton Rouge (Red Stick). It looks like a smaller version of Ponce City Market (the Old Sears Store) in Historic Fourth Ward near the Beltline. Great presentation, event, and vendors (children and young adults were involved as well). I'm so happy and inspired. Thanks River City Planners and Citizens.

This was a solid little farmer's market w/ quite a few interesting booths selling interesting items. We purchased rum, muscadine wine, bread, and salsa. There were quite a few booths selling meat products of various origins but since neither of us partake of meat; our options were limited.

I enjoyed my visit to Red Stick Farmer's Market. I got there late in the morning and there wasn't a whole lot in the way of produce. However, there were vendors with artisan cheeses, breads, teas, coffees, cakes, jams/jellies/preserves and baked goods. Everything from microgreens to fresh seafood to hand made butter! The area was clean, vendors were polite and have great personal stories about their items and businesses. BUY LOCAL!