Community Action of Laramie County
Through our programs—Crossroads Healthcare Clinic, Kinship Support Services and Self-Sufficiency—lives are being changed and improved every single day.
what we do.
What’s more refreshing than a leisurely stroll through a farmers market? Every Saturday, beginning the 2nd week of August and ending the 2nd week of October, local and regional vendors will fill the B Lot parking area at Frontier Park in Cheyenne (off of 8th Avenue and Carey) to sell their produce, honey, jams, meat, bakery and specialty items, and so much more. Join us every Saturday morning from 7am to 1pm at Frontier Park.
The 2025 market season will officially kick off on Saturday August 9 at 7am and run though Saturday October 11. The final market on October 11 will be our annual Trunk or Treat to get a jump start on the spooky season!
We accept SNAP/EBT and credit/debit cards!
our calc connection.
The Cheyenne Farmers Market is CALC’s primary Board fundraiser. CALC retains 5% of the weekly sales which are allocated to the programs we administer as unrestricted funds. Market proceeds directly benefit CALC’s programs, and though most people don’t realize the connection, the success of the market directly affects our ability to provide beneficial services to the community. The Market is an experience like no other; in Cheyenne, the season is short but bountiful. Don't miss it!
GET STARTED
Please call (307) 635-9291 or click the “call” button below to connect with us now (if you’re viewing this on a mobile phone).
Sponsor the Market
Sponsorships help us cover the costs associated with running the market such as sanitation, advertising, concessions and permit costs, but most importantly, your sponsorship helps us distribute market tokens to those facing food insecurity.
In 2024, 56% more children or 1 in 5, were estimated to be food insecure compared to the year prior, and 36% more adults, or 1 in 7 faced hunger on a daily basis. Wyoming saw an 11% increase in the cost per meal, from $3.50 to $3.90 from the year prior. Hunger affects every aspect of a persons life, from childhood development, school work, prevention of medical issues or just having the energy to live life.
Please reach out to [email protected] if you are interested in sponsoring the market in 2025 or click 2025 Sponsor Letter and Tiers. This form can be returned to the email above or dropped off at 1700 Westland Road!
Vendor Applications
Our vendors are key to a successful market. While we can and do accept some artesian vendors, our primary focus is agricultural and food based sellers, as the primary goal of the market is to bridge the gap between those who experience food insecurity and access to fresh fruits and vegetables. Additionally, we accept SNAP/EBT cards. We swipe the cards and give tokens to be use at the market on fruits, vegetables, meats and other food items being sold.
If you are interested in being a vendor, please download the Vendor Application and the Rules and Regulations and return them to [email protected] by July 1, 2025.
Volunteer with us
We’re looking for friendly volunteers to assist us on Market days with:
- Setup/teardown of the CALC booth
- Assistance with entrance security
- Carrying groceries for Market shoppers
- Parking and Market Attendance
Volunteer shift times are as follows:
- 6 am – 10 am
- 10 am – 2 pm
This is an especially wonderful volunteer opportunity for clubs, organizations, and youth groups.
To sign up, call (307) 635-9291 ext. 3012
Wyoming Food Freedom Act
The general purpose of the Wyoming Food Freedom Act (WFFA) is to allow for the sale and consumption of homemade foods within Wyoming state lines. Those foods manufactured outside of Wyoming are not eligible under the Food Freedom Act, but can be sold at the market with additional licensing requirements.
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Wyoming Food Freedom Act
Wyoming Food Safety Requirements for Farmer's Markets and Local Producers/Processors
This publication is to inform producers, processors, vendors and some buyers of the requirements for selling or using products from local producers and foods purchased from farmer’s markets.
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Wyoming Food Safety Requirements for Farmers’ Markets and Local Producers/Processors
Farmers Market Pictures 2024
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