From clay earnings and ceramic mugs to sustainable products, find unique handmade goods from pop-up vendors at the Market on the weekends in December.

There’s so much to celebrate at the Lenexa Public Market as the end of the year approaches.

Friday Night Sound Bites (FNSB) continues with solo artists or duos inside the Lenexa Public Market on Fridays from 6 to 8 p.m. through Dec. 17, 2021.

Three ways to get into the holiday spirit (and get some gift shopping checked off your list) at the Lenexa Public Market this year.

Q: Can you BYOB to the Lenexa Public Market? A: No. Alcohol purchased outside the Public Market and common consumption area is still generally prohibited.

Several exciting changes are coming to the Lenexa Public Market over the next few weeks.

We've got a packed schedule of fun on Wednesday nights for the family.

Part of our mission at the Lenexa Public Market is to build and strengthen our community and our volunteers play a crucial role in that.

Today may be Earth Day but we want you to know we go beyond that — we are committed to sustainability 365 days a year.

Fresh, local coffee and delicious donuts? Yes, please! Mr. D’s Coffee is now part of the Lenexa Public Market family.

Creating a place for local food entrepreneurs to start or grow a concept has been a focus of the Lenexa Public Market since it opened in 2017. This spring and summer, you will discover new offerings at the Public Market as our merchants continue to adapt and expand.

Butterfield’s Bakery & Market, the Lenexa Public Market’s newest anchor restaurant, came about with precisely the right timing, atmosphere and ingredients to bring us cozy, quintessential comfort foods for brunch, lunch and dinner starting this Friday.