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title: "Visit the Bogotá Farmers' Markets on September 26 and 27: buy vegetables, fruits and dairy"
description: "Farmers Markets arrive in Suba, Usaquen, Chapinero, Fontibon, Engativa and Barrios Unidos. Fresh produce, crafts and more this weekend in Bogota."
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date: "2026-09-26T12:00:00"
category: "Theatre"
source: "Bogotá.gov.co"
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# Visit the Bogotá Farmers' Markets on September 26 and 27: buy vegetables, fruits and dairy

- **When:** Sep 26 – Sep 27
- **Where:** Varios escenarios de Bogotá
- **Price:** Check source
- **Category:** Theatre
- **Organizer:** Alcaldía de Bogotá
- **Source:** [Bogotá.gov.co](https://bogota.gov.co/que-hacer/cultura/planes-en-bogota-compra-en-mercados-campesinos-26-y-27-septiembre-2026)

## About this plan

If you want a different plan in Bogota this weekend, the Farmers Markets are worth a stop. On Saturday September 26 and Sunday September 27, more than 60 producers from rural areas of Bogota and nearby towns in Cundinamarca will set up shop in six city districts to sell directly to the public.

You will find vegetables, fruits, dairy, organic products, gift baskets, decorative plants, woven goods and crafts. Everything comes straight from the producer with no middlemen, which means fair prices and fresh products. The markets run from 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at locations in Suba, Usaquen, Barrios Unidos, Fontibon, Engativa and Chapinero.

This program from the District Secretariat of Economic Development supports more than 2,000 farming families and promotes clean, sustainable agriculture. Going to a Farmers Market means buying good food and giving a hand to the Colombian countryside at the same time.

- More than 60 rural producers in one place
- Fresh fruits, vegetables, dairy and organic products
- Crafts, woven goods and decorative plants to take home
- Locations in Suba, Usaquen, Chapinero, Fontibon, Engativa and Barrios Unidos
- Open from 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday

## Who it's for

This plan works well for families, couples and anyone who loves fresh food and wants to support fair trade while meeting local producers from Bogota and Cundinamarca.

## Tips

- Bring reusable bags for your shopping to cut down on waste.
- Arrive early to get the best selection of fruits and vegetables.
- Check the exact address of each location on the District Secretariat of Economic Development website.
- Carry cash in case some producers do not have a card reader.

## FAQ

**When are the Bogota Farmers Markets?**

They take place on Saturday September 26 and Sunday September 27, from 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Confirm the exact locations and addresses on the official source.

**Where are the Farmers Markets located?**

There are spots in Suba, Usaquen, Barrios Unidos, Fontibon, Engativa and Chapinero. Check the exact location of each site on the District Secretariat of Economic Development website.

**What can you buy at the Farmers Markets?**

Fruits, vegetables, dairy, organic products, gift baskets, decorative plants, woven goods and crafts, all brought directly by rural producers.

**Is there an entry fee for the Farmers Markets?**

Entry is free. You only pay for what you buy, and each producer sets their own prices. See the official source for details.

**Is this a kid-friendly plan?**

Yes. It is an outdoor, family-friendly event, perfect for teaching kids where food comes from and spending a different day in Bogota.

**How can I join as a producer at the Farmers Markets?**

The District Secretariat of Economic Development invites producers from the central region and food processors in Bogota to register at www.mercadoscampesinos.gov.co.

> Dates and prices may change. Always confirm on the source page.