Sunday, April 6 11AM-1PM Market Vendors:

Market Shop: African Market Baskets-Large shopping Tote, Round Market Baskets, Oval Market Baskets, Mini Round Basket, Shoulder Bags, Soe Serving Tray, Green or Red Chile Farmer Apron
MainStreet: information and events

NORTH
1. Corrales Classic Farm
Shallots, Garlic, Beets, Blue Corn Meal, White Corn Meal, Chen Lorenz Grape Vinegar, Dehydrated mushrooms, Garlic Powder, dry herbs, lavender sachets, pressed flower coasters, dry floral, Dry White Corn ears for making posole/hominy, grinding for corn meal, for seed, or decoration.

2. Montoya Farm
Filtered Honey: Jars and Bears, Bees Wax, Dehydrated Apples – Cinnamon & Green Chile, Cherry jam, Peach jam, Chile Peach Jam, Lavender-cherry jam, Lavender-peach jam

3. Siempre Tarde
Fruit Pies, Raspberry Bars, Biscuits, Fruit Preserves, Jams and Jellies

4. Susie’s Native Bread
Orno Bread, Tortillas, Pueblo Pies, Fruit Bread

5. Farm 448
Relish, Pickles, Pickled vegetables, Flavored Vinegars and Oils, Pepper sauces

6. Bad Coyote Farm
Corrales Vegetable plant starts

7. Queen Bee Farm
Honey, Beeswax, Lotion Bars, Lip Balm, Honey Candy 

EAST
8. Tafoya Farms
Red Chile, Kale, Beets, Beet Greens, Jams, Jellies, Eggs, Cedar Bundles, Pinecone Flowers, Dry Flowers - Wreaths and Cactus wood

9. Enchanted Farms Mushrooms
Blue Oyster, Black Pearl, Shiitake, Chestnut, Lion's Mane and Pioppino mushrooms, Dried mushrooms, Lion's mane and shiitake powders and tinctures. Preorders: store+63407358090@g.shopifyemail.com

10. As Nature Intended
Arugula, Collards, Spigariello, Beet Greens, Baby Beet Greens, Swiss Chard, Kale Curly, Kale Red Russian, Mustard Greens, Cilantro, Leeks, Scallions, Cippolini’s, Celery Powder, Dried Dill, Dill Seed Powder

11. NM Super Foods
MicroGreens: Sunflower, Broccoli, Kale, Wasabi mustard, Buckwheat (and more); Sprouts: Fenugreek, French green lentils, Mung beans, Wheatgrass

SOUTH
12. Lopez Farms
Red Chile, sacks available, Unfiltered Honey

13. Masa Padre
Fresh Baked Sourdough, Sourdough Focaccia, Gluten Free Cowboy Cookies, Olive Oil Cake

14 Dr. Deb’s Apothecary
Handmade therapeutic products from indigenous medicinal herbs, aroma therapy, herbal and aromatherapy facial masques, bath salts, sachets, smudges, single herb, and herbal blend teas

15. Nacimiento Natural Products
Ground beef, Fajita meat, Filet mignon, Hanging tender, Flank steak, Flat iron steak, Skirt steak, Chuck roast Soup bones, Marrow bones, Short Ribs., Osso buco/shanks, Lengua, Beef liver, Beef heart, Beef Kidney, Merino yarn, to pre order email info@nacimientonaturals.com or call 425-345-0666

16. Milligan Ranch
Handmade Goat milk Soap-plain and scented, Pork- Ribs, Roasts, Chops, Ground, loose and link sausage, Goat-Ground, Chops, Lamb-Ground, Chops, Beef Cuts, Tallo Candles

17. Sile Pastures
Grass fed and finished lamb and beef

17. Trilogy Beef Community
Steaks-Ribeye, NY strip, Flat iron, Delmonico, Chuck, Roasts- Brisket, Chuck, Rump, Top round, Sirloin Tip, Ribs-Short and Back, Premium Ground, Special Cuts-Fajita, Kabob, Stew, Osso Bucco, Beef Liver, Heart, Tongue, Kidney, Oxtail, Suet, Marrow bones; Freezer Beef Options-Whole/Half/Quarter, Green Chile Pork Sausage, Lamb http://trilogybeef.grazecart.com/

¡Viva Corrales! 2025 Events by MainStreet:

A month-long celebration of Corrales Culture and Heritage. 

During ¡Viva Corrales! days, visitors can get a taste of cultural events offered during Spring and Summer, as well as an introduction to the wide variety of organizations that make these things happen.  To showcase the diverse array of organizations contributing to the vibrancy of our Arts and Cultural District, we partnered to support a series of pre-existing creative and historical scheduled activities spanning over four weekends! ¡Viva Corrales! invites local and surrounding residents to promote the awareness of participating groups’ activities. Experience the spirit and personality of Corrales and get a taste of the year’s excitement!

April 27th

  • Acequia Blessing

  • Kickoff for the Corrales Grower’s Market

  • SC Master Gardener’s Plant Sale

  • Rides, Strides and Giddyup (Equestrian, pedestrian and bicycle safety event)

  • Health and Wellness Fair

May 3

  • Seedling planting at the Library’s Community Garden

May 3-4

  • Corrales Art Studio Tour 10am-4pm

May 10

  • Corrales Bosque Commission and NM Land Conservancy 2nd Annual Bird Walk (RSVP Required)

  • Small Business Day/Mother’s Day Shopping

  • Young in Art (Hosted by CAC)

May 17

  • Corrales Tractor Club Antique Tractor Show

  • Heritage Day at the Old Church: Sponsored by the Corrales Historical Society and Casa San Ysidro

  • Classic Car Show at San Ysidro Parish

  • Mass and Fiestas at San Ysidro Parish

Farmer Highlight: New Mexico Prickly Pear Jelly

New Mexico Prickly Pear Jelly is a woman-minority family-owned business. We farm one of the most bountiful cactus fruits that the land of enchantment offers. Our farm is set in the East Mountains of ABQ, where cacti grow abundantly because of the rich soil, sun, and snow/rain (when it comes). For the last 8 years, our family has planted and grown various Prickly Pear Cactus from which we make jams. Our pre-existing flavors are prickly pear, prickly pear with oranges called orange marmalade, and prickly pear with hatch green chile. This year, we launched our newest flavor called Desert Sun. This plant's pears are light red outside and look like white peach inside. This variety of Prickly Pear is sweeter (naturally) and has a distinct flavor and texture, unlike the original fruit. Once processed, it turns yellow, like our beautiful desert sun, thus the name.

Because we love the environment, we are a zero-waste company. This means that after cooking, we have waste, which consists of skin and seeds. From this, we make vegan soaps. In this manner, nothing goes to waste.

Visit us in Corrales

500 Jones Rd. Corrales, NM 87048

We are located on Corrales Road, just south of the Post Office. Parking is available on either side of the market, both in the Post Office parking lot and attached gravel lot. there is also more parking at the Corrales Recreation Center and Top Form Arena at the back of the Rec Center.

  • Traveling from Albuquerque: Travel north on Coors Road, past Alameda Blvd. Continue north on Corrales Road approximately 2 miles. The Market is located on the left, just before the Post Office.

  • Traveling from Rio Rancho: Travel east on Southern Blvd/Meadowlark Lane, past NM-528 into Corrales. Turn north on Corrales Road, and drive approximately half a mile. The Market is located on the left, just before the Post Office.

  • Traveling from Bernalillo: Travel south on NM-528. Turn left on Corrales Road/NM-448 and follow for approximately 4.5 miles. The Market will be located on the right, immediately after the Post Office.

2025 Market Schedule

The last Winter Market of 2025 is on April 6, 11AM-1PM. Starting Sunday April 27th, weekly Markets will begin for the season, and we will switch back to 9AM-12PM!

Our Mission

The Corrales Growers’ Market operates to support the traditional agricultural economics of the Village of Corrales and to provide community access to sustainable sources of locally grown food. We support the preservation of farmland, the sustainability of family farms and local agricultural production by providing agricultural producers a marketing facility for the sale of their products directly to consumers.