Meet Our Vendors
A selection of our 30+ Farmers, Bakers and Artisans
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Bamboo Farms, LLC / Gonzales Ranch
- Jason Gonzales; Villa Nueva, NM
- We offer direct delivery!
- Selling at Market since 2020
- I began farming because I have always loved everything about it. Working the soil, witnessing the metamorphosis of tiny seedlings popping and turning into full-grown plants. My grandfather and his dad were farmers, too. I have experienced the power of plant-based nutrition and the healing it can provide. Everything about all of it amazes me!
- Goods include: primarily microgreens, but also nursery plants/starts, flowers, and other odds and ends.
Black Pear Design
- Eva Silva & Crystal Silva; Las Vegas, NM
- Selling at Market since 2021
- We started making and selling our jewelry in August of 2019. A mothers dream of making jewelry turned into a great mother-daughter hobby and business. Jewelry was always something we loved and now it is something we love designing.
- Goods include: We sell handcrafted jewelry made of genuine gemstones, sterling silver, 14k gold filled and more. Our jewelry is Southwest inspired and made to be one of a kind. We also offer permanent/forever jewelry (welded jewelry without clasps).
Blue Box Farm
- Eileen Mulvihill and Elliot Beamer; Villa Nueva, NM
- (575) 421-2808
- mulvier51@gmail.com / emdbeamer@gmail.com
- Selling at Market since 2013
- I started my farm business about 10 years ago because I have always had a garden and my social security is not enough to live the way I want to live. My son joined me a few years back. I like sharing my produce and take pride in what I do because it’s really good!
- Goods include: tomatoes, beans, peas, cukes, greens, and herbs. We have added perennial and non-perennial flowers and are making wreaths.
Cliffside Gardens
- Cheyney Peek; San Jose, NM
- Cliffsidegardens2023@gmail.com
- Find us on Facebook
- Veteran owned and operated
- Selling at Market since 2023
- Permaculture and Controlled Environment Agriculture-trained, we utilize Greenhouse, Living Soil, Rainwater, and Natural Pest Control in growing our artisan, high-quality produce. It is an honor to serve our community as local small scale farmers.
- Goods include: kale, chard, beet greens, spinach, lettuce, arugula, winter/summer squash, cucumbers, culinary herbs and mushrooms.
Hollowbone – Art and Prepared Foods
- Valorie Furlano; Las Vegas, NM
- Selling at Market since 2020
- Whether creating, baking or cooking my works are filled with love. The things I cook and bake are made with organic ingredients as much as possible and bought from our Market. My creative work is set against a backdrop of my education at the Boston School of the Museum of Fine Arts and RISD, and is spiritual in nature. I look forward all week to seeing my regulars and meeting new people; my purpose is to put smiles on people’s faces.
- Goods include: Hollowbone dolls and various yummy eats, including gluten-free baked goods, breakfast burritos, lasagna, and more.
J Street Bread Co.
- Matthew Lamstein; Las Vegas, NM
- Selling at Market since 2023
- When my daughter Sascha was born and came home to our little red farmhouse I thought it would be a good time to learn how to bake bread. I fell upon the Tassajara Bread Book and I have been using Mr. Brother Brown’s recipe for 50 years, the basic method for tasty, hearty bread-baking. I have baked commercially in four states and we feel truly blessed to have found a place with the Market.
- Goods include: muffins, loaves and weekly specialties, often including morning glory muffins, walnut date yeasted rolls, and loaves: rye, whole wheat, multigrain and more.
Lone Tree Ranch
- Bruce Soyez-Bernard; Apache Mesa, by Los Montoyas
- (646) 428-4956
- bruce6by6@yahoo.fr
- Find me on Facebook
- Selling at Market since 2019
- I bought the 80-acre ranch in 2018 and wanted to be as self-sufficient as possible. All produce is grown using permaculture methods, which is doing it in a more sustainable and environmentally-friendly way than conventional farming methods. Chickens roam free on the ranch, they help in reviving the soil, they’re healthier, happier hens and, of course, provide better eggs.
- Goods include: pasture raised chicken eggs, rabbit meat and vegetables in season.
Miel de Mora Apiaries
- Meg McGee; Mora, Rio la Casa, NM
- Selling at Market since 2015
- I began working with the honeybees in 2005, mentoring with Les Crowder and completing an intensive, season-long training in natural top-bar beekeeping. I host and nurture up to twenty-five topbar-style hives. The hives are managed in the high-altitude, short-season setting using no toxic inputs and focusing on hardy, healthy, locally-adapted and sourced colonies. I’m involved in advocating for and educating on pollinator health and habitat, and maintain individual mentorships.
- Goods include: fine products from the generous gifts of the honeybees – honey, apitherapeutical tinctures, healing balms and salves, and skin delights. Also vegetables, fruits, flowers, and medicinal and culinary herbs.
Monarch Butterfly Co.
- Deana DeHaven; Montezuma, NM
- Selling at Market since 2023
- I make and sell real farm-raised butterfly displays — ethically collected after they have lived out their natural lives — I believe in working with Mother Nature in a sustainable, equitable way, which is why my butterflies and feathers are consciously sourced with reverence for Mother Nature, taking no lives.
- Goods include: real butterfly belt buckles, real butterfly jewelry, prayer feathers for ceremonial smudging made from wild turkey feathers, wild pheasant feathers, and macaw feathers from my birds, Willy and Ruby. I also make earrings from my macaw’s feathers. Additionally, I make dream catchers and am a 3D paper artist.
O’Halloran Farm
- Ann O’Halloran; Ribera, NM
- (505) 603-5004
- mammaanddini@yahoo.com
- Selling at Market since 2006
- I’ve been farming my little place since 2001 and have grown vegetables, and raised Irish Dexter cows, chickens and goats. During the pandemic I transitioned to bakery items only. I specialize in high-quality 5-star recipes using organic ingredients. I never use lard, Crisco or margarine, conventional white sugar or any canned ingredients. I offer catering and will make anything for anyone if I am able. I’m thankful to our customers who support us in all seasons and weather.
- Goods include: a wide selection of yummy comfort foods and sweets — think Betty Crocker but with organic, high-quality ingredients. Any given week I will have pies, quiche, sweet rolls, cookies, popcorn, candied nuts, and numerous other yumms.
Paradise Cookies
- Mary Cesar and Mike Parris; Las Vegas, NM
- (205) 826-2005
- Visit our website
- Selling at Market since 2023
- Paradise Cookies was started in 2022 when Mary Cesar closed her Northport, Alabama bakery after seventeen years and “retired” to paradise (Las Vegas, New Mexico.) All of our baking is done in small batches in our home kitchen for an authentic home baked taste. We work with local suppliers to source the freshest and most authentic ingredients, and use old-fashioned techniques to ensure the highest quality. Our goal is to make your taste buds happy!
- Goods include: All manner of cookies, crackers, cakes and sweet treats, some gluten-free and keto-friendly, all tidily wrapped and tied with a ribbon for beautiful presentation. Our regulars include scones, dog treats, carrot cake, seeded fiber crackers, pumpkin bread, keto lemon cookies, shortbread, French macarons and many more!
Pecos Rose Farm
- Heidi Merrell; Ribera, NM
- pecosrosefarm@gmail.com
- Selling at the Market since 2021
- Nestled along the Pecos River in a sheltered nook, lies Pecos Rose Farm. This property was farmed for hundreds of years by the founding Spaniards of the Rivera family. Our farming philosophies are based around organic and sustainable practices. We farm to achieve the highest flavor and nutrition possible. Our mission is to provide health and happiness to our community via local produce.
- Goods include: cucumbers, summer and winter squash, tomatoes, beets, garlic, lettuce, potatoes, herbs, chile, hot sauces, vegetable and flower starts.
White Duck Farm
- Carol Horwitz and Don Faulkner; Ribera, NM
- (575) 421-0100
- carolannhorwitz@gmail.com
- Selling at Market since 2010
- When I was in high school I would cut classes so I could stay home and plant. I now have a small farm with hoop houses, honey bees, chickens, ducks, peacocks, goats, dogs, cats and a very kind and understanding husband.
- Goods include: Goat milk (for pets), Goat milk cheese (for pets), Salad greens, Sunchokes, Goat milk soap, Goat milk lotion, Remedios for pain, wounds and sleep; Recycled T-Shirt Rugs; Chicken and Duck Eggs; House and garden plants; Jams and jellies; and Honey from our bees.
“I imagine a certain amount of consumer impulse will be replaced by community connection.
You can already see it starting with things like the local food movement.”
Bill McKibben
author, educator, environmentalist and co-founder of 350.org