Golden’s Mary Burdin has been frequenting the market for about a decade. They see many of the same customers annually, describing how some will stop by the stand just to say hello. Piggins and Guignard felt similarly, saying they love the market’s community feel. But it’s the people who make Golden “one of the funnest markets we do,” he continued. He was proudest of feeding generations of college students, who love to fill up bags of produce for only $15.ĭuring the heart of the season, Miller Farms participates in 40 farmers markets a week. While the market’s number of vendors and amount of foot traffic has expanded and contracted over the years, Pulscher said it’s always had a great atmosphere and plenty of happy customers. He said customers who started coming to the farm and the Golden market as children are now adults with children of their own. Likewise, Miller Farms has been in the exact same spot for 20 years, staff member Fred Pulscher explained. Among them are Guignard and his mom, Karen Piggins, who’ve “been part of the market as long as it’s been going,” as Piggins described. 8.Ībout 70% are returning vendors, organizers estimated. The Golden Chamber of Commerce, which organizes the market, stated 65-70 vendors will sell their wares 8 a.m.-1 p.m. On June 4, the Golden Farmers Market returned to 1019 10th St. Corinne Westeman have grown up at the Golden Farmers Market - literally.Įdouard Guignard, 29, was a teenager when he first started coming to Golden to help his grandpa run Ti-a Woven Goods.
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