The Waukee Brief
Wednesday evenings in the warm months, downtown Waukee's Triangle fills up with produce stands, flowers, and neighbors. It's the closest thing the fast-growing town has to a weekly front porch. Here's the simple version: the day, the time, the place, the season, and who runs it.
The Waukee Farmers Market runs Wednesdays, 4-7 p.m., in downtown Waukee's Triangle (around 6th Street and Ashworth Road), roughly June through September. It's free to attend and is run by the Waukee Triangle businesses, not the City. Confirm the current season's exact dates on the City of Waukee or Waukee Downtown page before you go.
The market runs Wednesday evenings, 4 to 7 p.m. in season, in the downtown Triangle, the historic heart of Waukee around 6th Street and Ashworth Road. Unlike some metro markets, this one is a weeknight, so it's an easy after-work stop. You'll find Iowa produce, cut flowers, baked goods, crafts, and sweet treats from local and regional vendors. It's organized by the Waukee Triangle businesses, with the City sometimes hosting a booth during the season.
Because the Triangle is an active downtown, summer street and utility projects can affect parking and traffic near the market. When in doubt, check the City of Waukee farmers market page or the Waukee Downtown schedule, or we'll flag any change in the Brief that week.
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Wednesdays, 4 to 7 p.m., in season (roughly June through September). Confirm the current season's start and end dates with the organizers.
There's parking around the downtown Triangle near 6th Street and Ashworth Road. Arriving early makes the closest spots easier, and summer construction can shift some streets.
The Waukee Triangle businesses organize the market, not the City of Waukee. The City sometimes hosts a booth during the season.
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