Open houses with Renewed Hope Furnishings are every Wednesday from 9-11 AM and the 1st and 3rd Saturdays of every month from 9 AM-12 PM. Visit their website for more information.
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The Grinnell Farmers Market is organized by the Grinnell Area Chamber of Commerce and presented by Grinnell Mutual. The local Grinnell market is an awesome place to shop for locally-grown produce, freshly baked goods, handcrafted items, and more. The market will be open every Thursday, 3-6 PM, and Saturday, 9:30 AM-12 PM in Central Park through Oct. 17. Customers can purchase market goods with cash, credit and debit cards, and SNAP benefits (more information can be found on the bottom of this page).
The Grinnell Farmers Market is presented by Grinnell Mutual and sponsored by Unity Point Health — Grinnell, Grinnell College, and Community 1st Credit Union.
If you care about any of the following, chances are the Grinnell Farmers Market is your dream one-and-stop shop! This local market is great for those who love:
If you’d like to hear from us, follow us on Facebook & Instagram for market updates, upcoming events, and more.
We also have a bi-weekly newsletter — register before the market season starts! View the last issue of 2025’s Farmers Market newsletter here.
Farmers Market shoppers can expect to find a variety of goods and products with this year’s line-up of Grinnell Farmers Market full- and part-time vendors. This year’s vendors hail from 8 counties (Poweshiek, Polk, Jasper, Tama, Black Hawk, Iowa, Grundy, and Benton) and will be selling an array of high-quality, fresh produce, baked treats and pastries, eggs, plants, handmade crafts, and more.
Below is a current list of participating vendors for the 2026 season. Vendors listed with an asterisk (*) indicate a new vendor.
Thursday Vendors:
Saturday Vendors:
Thursday and Saturday Vendors:
A number of part-time vendors will be joining the Market throughout the season. A few signed up to date include:
The Grinnell Farmers Market accepts cash and token transactions — but most importantly, money from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) program! On the corner of Broad St. and 4th Ave., find a staff member with a card reader to purchase SNAP EBT tokens. SNAP tokens can be used to purchase:
SNAP benefits can not be used to purchase non-food items (like crafts, clothes, or flowers), and hot food items intended for immediate consumption at the market, such as hot coffee or prepared hot foods.
The Double Up Food Bucks (DUFB) program will continue for the 2026 season, as well. Customers can earn DUFB when using their SNAP cards, or spend DUFB earned at Fareway and Hy-Vee for qualifying products at Market. Learn more on the DoubleUpIowa.org website.
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Every Tuesday, the Strand offers discounted admission for all tickets purchased online or at the box office. Plus, you receive a free 46 oz. bag of freshly popped popcorn with a purchase of a beverage!
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Join us for an hour of fun every Tuesday afternoon at Tue-do-sday! Kids will enjoy a snack and a different activity each week. The first Tuesday of every month is LEGO day, and other weeks will include games, STEM activities, and other fun opportunities.
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Life with Baby – Postpartum Support and Connection Group is here for you and your baby through the various stages in their first year of life! Get your questions and concerns addressed in a supportive, come-and-go atmosphere. Life with Baby is a free group that meets the first and third Tuesday of the month at GRMC. We invite caregivers and their infant(s), from newborn to one year of age, to attend. Baby weight checks are available at each group session for growth tracking. Connect with healthcare experts like midwives, obstetric providers, family medicine providers and certified lactation experts, as well as fellow moms and caregivers. Learn tips for newborn care and postpartum recovery, discuss recommended immunizations and get support for successful breast or bottle feeding. Enjoy light refreshments, fellowship and peer and professional support and resources.
Enter through the hospital Main Entrance on the south side of the building and follow the signs to the Tomasek Conference Room on first floor. No need to register; no cost to attend. Come and go as you’re able! You do not have to be a UnityPoint Health patient to attend.
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Open houses with Renewed Hope Furnishings are every Wednesday from 9-11 AM and the 1st and 3rd Saturdays of every month from 9 AM-12 PM. Visit their website for more information.
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Pictionary happens every other Wednesday at the Brewhouse. Pictionary is played in 3 rounds of 10, with a different category for each round. The images presented on each slide should help players guess the correct answer within the category. Grab friends and play to win!
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Join Public Health for a free blood pressure check; no appointment needed.
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The Grinnell Farmers Market is organized by the Grinnell Area Chamber of Commerce and presented by Grinnell Mutual. The local Grinnell market is an awesome place to shop for locally-grown produce, freshly baked goods, handcrafted items, and more. The market will be open every Thursday, 3-6 PM, and Saturday, 9:30 AM-12 PM in Central Park through Oct. 17. Customers can purchase market goods with cash, credit and debit cards, and SNAP benefits (more information can be found on the bottom of this page).
The Grinnell Farmers Market is presented by Grinnell Mutual and sponsored by Unity Point Health — Grinnell, Grinnell College, and Community 1st Credit Union.
If you care about any of the following, chances are the Grinnell Farmers Market is your dream one-and-stop shop! This local market is great for those who love:
If you’d like to hear from us, follow us on Facebook & Instagram for market updates, upcoming events, and more.
We also have a bi-weekly newsletter — register before the market season starts! View the last issue of 2025’s Farmers Market newsletter here.
Farmers Market shoppers can expect to find a variety of goods and products with this year’s line-up of Grinnell Farmers Market full- and part-time vendors. This year’s vendors hail from 8 counties (Poweshiek, Polk, Jasper, Tama, Black Hawk, Iowa, Grundy, and Benton) and will be selling an array of high-quality, fresh produce, baked treats and pastries, eggs, plants, handmade crafts, and more.
Below is a current list of participating vendors for the 2026 season. Vendors listed with an asterisk (*) indicate a new vendor.
Thursday Vendors:
Saturday Vendors:
Thursday and Saturday Vendors:
A number of part-time vendors will be joining the Market throughout the season. A few signed up to date include:
The Grinnell Farmers Market accepts cash and token transactions — but most importantly, money from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) program! On the corner of Broad St. and 4th Ave., find a staff member with a card reader to purchase SNAP EBT tokens. SNAP tokens can be used to purchase:
SNAP benefits can not be used to purchase non-food items (like crafts, clothes, or flowers), and hot food items intended for immediate consumption at the market, such as hot coffee or prepared hot foods.
The Double Up Food Bucks (DUFB) program will continue for the 2026 season, as well. Customers can earn DUFB when using their SNAP cards, or spend DUFB earned at Fareway and Hy-Vee for qualifying products at Market. Learn more on the DoubleUpIowa.org website.
For More Information The Grinnell Farmers Market is organized by the Grinnell Area Chamber of Commerce and presented by Grinnell Mutual. The local Grinnell market is an awesome place to shop for locally-grown produce, freshly baked goods, handcrafted items, and more. The market will be open every Thursday, 3-6 PM, and Saturday, 9:30 AM-12 PM in Central Park through Oct. 17. Customers can purchase market goods with cash, credit and debit cards, and SNAP benefits (more information can be found on the bottom of this page).
The Grinnell Farmers Market is presented by Grinnell Mutual and sponsored by Unity Point Health — Grinnell, Grinnell College, and Community 1st Credit Union.
If you care about any of the following, chances are the Grinnell Farmers Market is your dream one-and-stop shop! This local market is great for those who love:
If you’d like to hear from us, follow us on Facebook & Instagram for market updates, upcoming events, and more.
We also have a bi-weekly newsletter — register before the market season starts! View the last issue of 2025’s Farmers Market newsletter here.
Farmers Market shoppers can expect to find a variety of goods and products with this year’s line-up of Grinnell Farmers Market full- and part-time vendors. This year’s vendors hail from 8 counties (Poweshiek, Polk, Jasper, Tama, Black Hawk, Iowa, Grundy, and Benton) and will be selling an array of high-quality, fresh produce, baked treats and pastries, eggs, plants, handmade crafts, and more.
Below is a current list of participating vendors for the 2026 season. Vendors listed with an asterisk (*) indicate a new vendor.
Thursday Vendors:
Saturday Vendors:
Thursday and Saturday Vendors:
A number of part-time vendors will be joining the Market throughout the season. A few signed up to date include:
The Grinnell Farmers Market accepts cash and token transactions — but most importantly, money from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) program! On the corner of Broad St. and 4th Ave., find a staff member with a card reader to purchase SNAP EBT tokens. SNAP tokens can be used to purchase:
SNAP benefits can not be used to purchase non-food items (like crafts, clothes, or flowers), and hot food items intended for immediate consumption at the market, such as hot coffee or prepared hot foods.
The Double Up Food Bucks (DUFB) program will continue for the 2026 season, as well. Customers can earn DUFB when using their SNAP cards, or spend DUFB earned at Fareway and Hy-Vee for qualifying products at Market. Learn more on the DoubleUpIowa.org website.
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Trivia happens every other Wednesday at the Brewhouse and is in standard format trivia. Grab a group of friends and compete to win!
For More Information The Grinnell Farmers Market is organized by the Grinnell Area Chamber of Commerce and presented by Grinnell Mutual. The local Grinnell market is an awesome place to shop for locally-grown produce, freshly baked goods, handcrafted items, and more. The market will be open every Thursday, 3-6 PM, and Saturday, 9:30 AM-12 PM in Central Park through Oct. 17. Customers can purchase market goods with cash, credit and debit cards, and SNAP benefits (more information can be found on the bottom of this page).
The Grinnell Farmers Market is presented by Grinnell Mutual and sponsored by Unity Point Health — Grinnell, Grinnell College, and Community 1st Credit Union.
If you care about any of the following, chances are the Grinnell Farmers Market is your dream one-and-stop shop! This local market is great for those who love:
If you’d like to hear from us, follow us on Facebook & Instagram for market updates, upcoming events, and more.
We also have a bi-weekly newsletter — register before the market season starts! View the last issue of 2025’s Farmers Market newsletter here.
Farmers Market shoppers can expect to find a variety of goods and products with this year’s line-up of Grinnell Farmers Market full- and part-time vendors. This year’s vendors hail from 8 counties (Poweshiek, Polk, Jasper, Tama, Black Hawk, Iowa, Grundy, and Benton) and will be selling an array of high-quality, fresh produce, baked treats and pastries, eggs, plants, handmade crafts, and more.
Below is a current list of participating vendors for the 2026 season. Vendors listed with an asterisk (*) indicate a new vendor.
Thursday Vendors:
Saturday Vendors:
Thursday and Saturday Vendors:
A number of part-time vendors will be joining the Market throughout the season. A few signed up to date include:
The Grinnell Farmers Market accepts cash and token transactions — but most importantly, money from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) program! On the corner of Broad St. and 4th Ave., find a staff member with a card reader to purchase SNAP EBT tokens. SNAP tokens can be used to purchase:
SNAP benefits can not be used to purchase non-food items (like crafts, clothes, or flowers), and hot food items intended for immediate consumption at the market, such as hot coffee or prepared hot foods.
The Double Up Food Bucks (DUFB) program will continue for the 2026 season, as well. Customers can earn DUFB when using their SNAP cards, or spend DUFB earned at Fareway and Hy-Vee for qualifying products at Market. Learn more on the DoubleUpIowa.org website.
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Join us in Central Park this summer for Movie Night in the Park! Bring your blankets, lawn chairs, and family for three fun evenings of outdoor movies and community fun under the stars.
For More Information Open houses with Renewed Hope Furnishings are every Wednesday from 9-11 AM and the 1st and 3rd Saturdays of every month from 9 AM-12 PM. Visit their website for more information.
For More Information The Grinnell Farmers Market is organized by the Grinnell Area Chamber of Commerce and presented by Grinnell Mutual. The local Grinnell market is an awesome place to shop for locally-grown produce, freshly baked goods, handcrafted items, and more. The market will be open every Thursday, 3-6 PM, and Saturday, 9:30 AM-12 PM in Central Park through Oct. 17. Customers can purchase market goods with cash, credit and debit cards, and SNAP benefits (more information can be found on the bottom of this page).
The Grinnell Farmers Market is presented by Grinnell Mutual and sponsored by Unity Point Health — Grinnell, Grinnell College, and Community 1st Credit Union.
If you care about any of the following, chances are the Grinnell Farmers Market is your dream one-and-stop shop! This local market is great for those who love:
If you’d like to hear from us, follow us on Facebook & Instagram for market updates, upcoming events, and more.
We also have a bi-weekly newsletter — register before the market season starts! View the last issue of 2025’s Farmers Market newsletter here.
Farmers Market shoppers can expect to find a variety of goods and products with this year’s line-up of Grinnell Farmers Market full- and part-time vendors. This year’s vendors hail from 8 counties (Poweshiek, Polk, Jasper, Tama, Black Hawk, Iowa, Grundy, and Benton) and will be selling an array of high-quality, fresh produce, baked treats and pastries, eggs, plants, handmade crafts, and more.
Below is a current list of participating vendors for the 2026 season. Vendors listed with an asterisk (*) indicate a new vendor.
Thursday Vendors:
Saturday Vendors:
Thursday and Saturday Vendors:
A number of part-time vendors will be joining the Market throughout the season. A few signed up to date include:
The Grinnell Farmers Market accepts cash and token transactions — but most importantly, money from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) program! On the corner of Broad St. and 4th Ave., find a staff member with a card reader to purchase SNAP EBT tokens. SNAP tokens can be used to purchase:
SNAP benefits can not be used to purchase non-food items (like crafts, clothes, or flowers), and hot food items intended for immediate consumption at the market, such as hot coffee or prepared hot foods.
The Double Up Food Bucks (DUFB) program will continue for the 2026 season, as well. Customers can earn DUFB when using their SNAP cards, or spend DUFB earned at Fareway and Hy-Vee for qualifying products at Market. Learn more on the DoubleUpIowa.org website.
For More Information Life with Baby – Postpartum Support and Connection Group is here for you and your baby through the various stages in their first year of life! Get your questions and concerns addressed in a supportive, come-and-go atmosphere. Life with Baby is a free group that meets the first and third Tuesday of the month at GRMC. We invite caregivers and their infant(s), from newborn to one year of age, to attend. Baby weight checks are available at each group session for growth tracking. Connect with healthcare experts like midwives, obstetric providers, family medicine providers and certified lactation experts, as well as fellow moms and caregivers. Learn tips for newborn care and postpartum recovery, discuss recommended immunizations and get support for successful breast or bottle feeding. Enjoy light refreshments, fellowship and peer and professional support and resources.
Enter through the hospital Main Entrance on the south side of the building and follow the signs to the Tomasek Conference Room on first floor. No need to register; no cost to attend. Come and go as you’re able! You do not have to be a UnityPoint Health patient to attend.
For More Information Pictionary happens every other Wednesday at the Brewhouse. Pictionary is played in 3 rounds of 10, with a different category for each round. The images presented on each slide should help players guess the correct answer within the category. Grab friends and play to win!
For More Information The Grinnell Farmers Market is organized by the Grinnell Area Chamber of Commerce and presented by Grinnell Mutual. The local Grinnell market is an awesome place to shop for locally-grown produce, freshly baked goods, handcrafted items, and more. The market will be open every Thursday, 3-6 PM, and Saturday, 9:30 AM-12 PM in Central Park through Oct. 17. Customers can purchase market goods with cash, credit and debit cards, and SNAP benefits (more information can be found on the bottom of this page).
The Grinnell Farmers Market is presented by Grinnell Mutual and sponsored by Unity Point Health — Grinnell, Grinnell College, and Community 1st Credit Union.
If you care about any of the following, chances are the Grinnell Farmers Market is your dream one-and-stop shop! This local market is great for those who love:
If you’d like to hear from us, follow us on Facebook & Instagram for market updates, upcoming events, and more.
We also have a bi-weekly newsletter — register before the market season starts! View the last issue of 2025’s Farmers Market newsletter here.
Farmers Market shoppers can expect to find a variety of goods and products with this year’s line-up of Grinnell Farmers Market full- and part-time vendors. This year’s vendors hail from 8 counties (Poweshiek, Polk, Jasper, Tama, Black Hawk, Iowa, Grundy, and Benton) and will be selling an array of high-quality, fresh produce, baked treats and pastries, eggs, plants, handmade crafts, and more.
Below is a current list of participating vendors for the 2026 season. Vendors listed with an asterisk (*) indicate a new vendor.
Thursday Vendors:
Saturday Vendors:
Thursday and Saturday Vendors:
A number of part-time vendors will be joining the Market throughout the season. A few signed up to date include:
The Grinnell Farmers Market accepts cash and token transactions — but most importantly, money from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) program! On the corner of Broad St. and 4th Ave., find a staff member with a card reader to purchase SNAP EBT tokens. SNAP tokens can be used to purchase:
SNAP benefits can not be used to purchase non-food items (like crafts, clothes, or flowers), and hot food items intended for immediate consumption at the market, such as hot coffee or prepared hot foods.
The Double Up Food Bucks (DUFB) program will continue for the 2026 season, as well. Customers can earn DUFB when using their SNAP cards, or spend DUFB earned at Fareway and Hy-Vee for qualifying products at Market. Learn more on the DoubleUpIowa.org website.
For More Information The Grinnell Farmers Market is organized by the Grinnell Area Chamber of Commerce and presented by Grinnell Mutual. The local Grinnell market is an awesome place to shop for locally-grown produce, freshly baked goods, handcrafted items, and more. The market will be open every Thursday, 3-6 PM, and Saturday, 9:30 AM-12 PM in Central Park through Oct. 17. Customers can purchase market goods with cash, credit and debit cards, and SNAP benefits (more information can be found on the bottom of this page).
The Grinnell Farmers Market is presented by Grinnell Mutual and sponsored by Unity Point Health — Grinnell, Grinnell College, and Community 1st Credit Union.
If you care about any of the following, chances are the Grinnell Farmers Market is your dream one-and-stop shop! This local market is great for those who love:
If you’d like to hear from us, follow us on Facebook & Instagram for market updates, upcoming events, and more.
We also have a bi-weekly newsletter — register before the market season starts! View the last issue of 2025’s Farmers Market newsletter here.
Farmers Market shoppers can expect to find a variety of goods and products with this year’s line-up of Grinnell Farmers Market full- and part-time vendors. This year’s vendors hail from 8 counties (Poweshiek, Polk, Jasper, Tama, Black Hawk, Iowa, Grundy, and Benton) and will be selling an array of high-quality, fresh produce, baked treats and pastries, eggs, plants, handmade crafts, and more.
Below is a current list of participating vendors for the 2026 season. Vendors listed with an asterisk (*) indicate a new vendor.
Thursday Vendors:
Saturday Vendors:
Thursday and Saturday Vendors:
A number of part-time vendors will be joining the Market throughout the season. A few signed up to date include:
The Grinnell Farmers Market accepts cash and token transactions — but most importantly, money from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) program! On the corner of Broad St. and 4th Ave., find a staff member with a card reader to purchase SNAP EBT tokens. SNAP tokens can be used to purchase:
SNAP benefits can not be used to purchase non-food items (like crafts, clothes, or flowers), and hot food items intended for immediate consumption at the market, such as hot coffee or prepared hot foods.
The Double Up Food Bucks (DUFB) program will continue for the 2026 season, as well. Customers can earn DUFB when using their SNAP cards, or spend DUFB earned at Fareway and Hy-Vee for qualifying products at Market. Learn more on the DoubleUpIowa.org website.
For More Information Trivia happens every other Wednesday at the Brewhouse and is in standard format trivia. Grab a group of friends and compete to win!
For More Information The Grinnell Farmers Market is organized by the Grinnell Area Chamber of Commerce and presented by Grinnell Mutual. The local Grinnell market is an awesome place to shop for locally-grown produce, freshly baked goods, handcrafted items, and more. The market will be open every Thursday, 3-6 PM, and Saturday, 9:30 AM-12 PM in Central Park through Oct. 17. Customers can purchase market goods with cash, credit and debit cards, and SNAP benefits (more information can be found on the bottom of this page).
The Grinnell Farmers Market is presented by Grinnell Mutual and sponsored by Unity Point Health — Grinnell, Grinnell College, and Community 1st Credit Union.
If you care about any of the following, chances are the Grinnell Farmers Market is your dream one-and-stop shop! This local market is great for those who love:
If you’d like to hear from us, follow us on Facebook & Instagram for market updates, upcoming events, and more.
We also have a bi-weekly newsletter — register before the market season starts! View the last issue of 2025’s Farmers Market newsletter here.
Farmers Market shoppers can expect to find a variety of goods and products with this year’s line-up of Grinnell Farmers Market full- and part-time vendors. This year’s vendors hail from 8 counties (Poweshiek, Polk, Jasper, Tama, Black Hawk, Iowa, Grundy, and Benton) and will be selling an array of high-quality, fresh produce, baked treats and pastries, eggs, plants, handmade crafts, and more.
Below is a current list of participating vendors for the 2026 season. Vendors listed with an asterisk (*) indicate a new vendor.
Thursday Vendors:
Saturday Vendors:
Thursday and Saturday Vendors:
A number of part-time vendors will be joining the Market throughout the season. A few signed up to date include:
The Grinnell Farmers Market accepts cash and token transactions — but most importantly, money from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) program! On the corner of Broad St. and 4th Ave., find a staff member with a card reader to purchase SNAP EBT tokens. SNAP tokens can be used to purchase:
SNAP benefits can not be used to purchase non-food items (like crafts, clothes, or flowers), and hot food items intended for immediate consumption at the market, such as hot coffee or prepared hot foods.
The Double Up Food Bucks (DUFB) program will continue for the 2026 season, as well. Customers can earn DUFB when using their SNAP cards, or spend DUFB earned at Fareway and Hy-Vee for qualifying products at Market. Learn more on the DoubleUpIowa.org website.
For More Information The Grinnell Farmers Market is organized by the Grinnell Area Chamber of Commerce and presented by Grinnell Mutual. The local Grinnell market is an awesome place to shop for locally-grown produce, freshly baked goods, handcrafted items, and more. The market will be open every Thursday, 3-6 PM, and Saturday, 9:30 AM-12 PM in Central Park through Oct. 17. Customers can purchase market goods with cash, credit and debit cards, and SNAP benefits (more information can be found on the bottom of this page).
The Grinnell Farmers Market is presented by Grinnell Mutual and sponsored by Unity Point Health — Grinnell, Grinnell College, and Community 1st Credit Union.
If you care about any of the following, chances are the Grinnell Farmers Market is your dream one-and-stop shop! This local market is great for those who love:
If you’d like to hear from us, follow us on Facebook & Instagram for market updates, upcoming events, and more.
We also have a bi-weekly newsletter — register before the market season starts! View the last issue of 2025’s Farmers Market newsletter here.
Farmers Market shoppers can expect to find a variety of goods and products with this year’s line-up of Grinnell Farmers Market full- and part-time vendors. This year’s vendors hail from 8 counties (Poweshiek, Polk, Jasper, Tama, Black Hawk, Iowa, Grundy, and Benton) and will be selling an array of high-quality, fresh produce, baked treats and pastries, eggs, plants, handmade crafts, and more.
Below is a current list of participating vendors for the 2026 season. Vendors listed with an asterisk (*) indicate a new vendor.
Thursday Vendors:
Saturday Vendors:
Thursday and Saturday Vendors:
A number of part-time vendors will be joining the Market throughout the season. A few signed up to date include:
The Grinnell Farmers Market accepts cash and token transactions — but most importantly, money from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) program! On the corner of Broad St. and 4th Ave., find a staff member with a card reader to purchase SNAP EBT tokens. SNAP tokens can be used to purchase:
SNAP benefits can not be used to purchase non-food items (like crafts, clothes, or flowers), and hot food items intended for immediate consumption at the market, such as hot coffee or prepared hot foods.
The Double Up Food Bucks (DUFB) program will continue for the 2026 season, as well. Customers can earn DUFB when using their SNAP cards, or spend DUFB earned at Fareway and Hy-Vee for qualifying products at Market. Learn more on the DoubleUpIowa.org website.
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