This Sunday, July 26, the Farmers Market returns to Plaza Danta for a particularly special edition, serving as the closing activity of Guanacaste Nights and three days dedicated to celebrating the culture, traditions, and flavors of this region we love.
Open to the public from 9 am to 4 pm, the market will bring together a varied selection of fresh produce, prepared foods, handmade goods, and products from local vendors. Visitors will be able to shop for ingredients to enjoy throughout the week while supporting the growers, artisans, cooks, and small businesses behind them.
In honor of the celebration of the Anexión de Nicoya, this edition will place special emphasis on traditional flavors and crafts connected to Guanacaste. Among the offerings will be sweet tortillas, refreshing horchata, local baked goods, and other familiar treats that have formed part of the region’s culinary history and continue to hold a meaningful place in its culture today.
As always, the market will also feature jewelry, accessories, bags, scarves, coffee, fresh fish, wooden products, handcrafted art, and souvenirs. Whether you are looking for something for your home, a thoughtful gift, a keepsake from your visit, or fresh ingredients for the days ahead, there will be plenty to explore.
The Farmers Market has become a cherished occasion for residents, visitors, families, and friends to gather in Plaza Danta. This Sunday offers an especially lovely opportunity to spend the day in Town, enjoy the beach and local businesses, and close Guanacaste Nights by sharing in the products, flavors, and creative traditions that bring us closer to the culture of Guanacaste.