About Tucson Village Farm
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Monday: 8AM - 12PM
Tuesday: 8AM - 12PM
Wednesday: 8AM - 12PM
Thursday: ClosedFriday: ClosedSaturday: ClosedSunday: Closed
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accepts credit cards private lot parking
Tucson Village Farm is a vibrant community hub that offers high-quality field trips and engaging summer camps for children. Families have praised the staff for their patience and understanding, making visits enjoyable. The farm features educational tours that share its history and the programs available for kids of all ages, including a unique culinary program where children learn to grow, cook, and serve food. The passionate volunteers contribute to a welcoming atmosphere. On Tuesdays, visitors can enjoy U-pick options and a small market with fresh produce and homemade items like salsa and cookies. The farm provides a fantastic opportunity for youth to learn about gardening and cooking, making it a beloved destination for families in the area.
Went to the midweek market. Such a cute vibe and great concept. The prepared food is also delicious! I will say that if you show up later than when it opens (4pm) the produce and prepared food is likely to be gone. It’s kind of annoying that people line up and race in like it’s Black Friday or something
Love the Wednesday market. Their cookies are SO good, and everything else that they make is incredible. In the fall, they had pumpkin spice oat cream sandwich cookies and pumpkin tiramisu that were out of this world. The veggie samosas and cowboy caviar that I had at yesterday's market were absolutely incredible. I hope they make those things again in the future. Part of me wishes that they made more cookies because I would buy them by the dozen. But then I wouldn't fit into my pants. Lol! :)
This place is amazing! The kind of place that makes you believe community still exists. It has everything! It's clear that every detail has been carefully planned and organized.
I attended a preschool class and it was handled so well by the instructors. They taught well, maintained order, and really engaged the children. There's a lot of value in kids seeing and experiencing where their food comes from, and I'm glad there's a place for that in our community. It also teaches them that farming thrives on teamwork and community involvement. We visited the chicken coop, and I got lots of ideas for how to improve my own coop at home.
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