Topp Fruits Farm Tour with City Park Farmers Market

"Nestled at the base of the Rocky Mountains in Western Colorado, our commitment to environmental stewardship is reflected in our dedication to Organic Farming. Welcome to Topp Fruits, where the warm embrace of the sun, crisp mountain air, and passionate dedication converge to...

Dry Storage Mill and Cafe Tour with Lafayette Colorado Farmers Market

"We are on a crusade to change how you think about grains. Dry Storage is an artisan mill that celebrates chefs, bakers, brewers, distillers and farmers.

Kiowa Valley Organics Short #2

At Kiowa Valley Organics we grow the finest in Certified Organic Produce. Kiowa Valley Organics has sold organic produce into the Denver area for 40 years under the name Golden West Farms. You may know our asparagus from your local grocer. We never use any chemical...

Kiowa Valley Organics

At Kiowa Valley Organics we grow the finest in Certified Organic Produce. Kiowa Valley Organics has sold organic produce into the Denver area for 40 years under the name Golden West Farms. You may know our asparagus from your local grocer. We never use any chemical...

Best One Yet Vegan: Boulder's Plant-Based Ice Cream with Local Flavors

Founded by Helen Williams, who has been vegan since 2009, Best One Yet creates ice cream using a coconut milk and cane sugar base rotated with seasonal flavors from local farmers. Williams describes her creation as 'a deceptively rich treat, with a smooth texture and consistency that matches dairy ice cream, albeit with a very slight hint of coconut.' The colorful vegan ice cream truck operates at Boulder County farmers markets, where Williams shares: 'When we're at a farmer's market and we're selling ice cream that has peaches from the farmer who is right across from us, people love that story.'

After years of waiting, a door literally opened for this Denver neighborhood

York Street Yards is a sprawling property, 20 acres stretching from Steele to York Street, just south of the new-ish 39th Avenue Greenway.

Moon Raccoon Baking Co.: Denver Bakery Using Colorado Grains from Dry Storage

Founded by Zoe Deutsch and Kate Lange in January 2020, Moon Raccoon Baking Co. began as a farmers market bakery selling whimsical croissants made from Colorado-grown and milled grains. The duo opened their first brick-and-mortar storefront at 2839 W. 44th Ave. in Denver's Sunnyside neighborhood in September 2025 after years of attending weekend farmers markets including Lafayette, Boulder, City Park, and Parker. Moon Raccoon partners with local Colorado suppliers: Dry Storage in Boulder provides freshly milled flour from Colorado-grown grain, Five Freedoms Dairy in Loveland supplies milk and cheese, and Croft Family Farms in Greeley provides eggs and produce. Additional sourcing partners include Ela Family Farms, Aspen Moon Farm, Cure Organic Farm, and Palisade Peach Shack. The bakery received the Slow Food Snail of Approval award for their sustainable sourcing practices. Lange shares about their partnership: 'We really love baking together. The way we bounce ideas off of each other, only grows and benefits the creative process.' Deutsch explains their expansion: 'We're completely building a bakery from the ground up inside of this warehouse.'

Home is where the hearth is

"A lot of our customers have been word of mouth. People give the gift of our bread, which is a cool thing I didn't know about," says Ashley Overstreet of Daily Grains Bakery in Lafayette.