Hiawatha Farmers Market 2026
Sunday's Farmers Market
The weekly Hiawatha Farmers Market took place in the 10th Avenue parking lot of Guthridge Park from 10:00AM - 1:00PM on Sunday July 19th. The market has taken place from the first Sunday in May until the last Sunday in October every year for the last 26 years. Vegetables, flowers, baked goods, honey, meat, arts, and crafts are all available at the market.
Silver Creek Produce owner John Beal puts some sweetcorn in a bag for a customer while participating in the Hiawatha Farmers Market as a vendor on Sunday July 19th. Beal has been farming since he graduated high school, and started selling produce over 20 years ago.
Midwest Best Beef farm owner David Hill cooks some hamburger for a customer while his daughter Dienna Hill works the cash register during Sunday’s farmers market in Hiawatha. Hill began farming in 2010, currently owns about 70 head of cattle, processes beef twice per year, and all of the beef products that he sells comes straight from his farm.
Isaac’s Pizza owner Isaac Tominsky spreads some cheese on top of a pizza crust while making a pizza for a customer during the Hiawatha Farmers Market on Sunday. Tominsky worked for several pizza places before starting his own pizza catering business.
Judd Malcolm (left) from Cedar Rapids, and Michelle Miers from Marion look at some of the jelly for sale by Grimm’s Farm owners Sarah, and Anthony Grimm. The Grimm’s have been in business for four and a half years, and are based out of West Liberty.
Theresa Grieder from Homemade by Theresa Homegrown by Jim works the cash register during the Hiawatha Farmers market. Grieder owns the business (which was started in 2005 to help pay for her son’s high school trip to Germany) with her husband Jim Grieder.
Logan Dill works the cash register for his grandpa, Dill’s Kettle Korn owner, Dave Dill. Dave Dill has been in business for the last 16 years, and said that Sunday’s farmers market was a pretty good day.
Beth Kerr grabs some tomatoes for a customer while working for Ineichen Tomatoes during the Farmers Market on Sunday. Kerr has worked for Ineichen Tomatoes (which is owned by sisters Carrie Wall and Courtney Medina) for the last 25 years.
Just to let you all know I will be going back to putting these out on Monday as of next week.
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