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Big Timber Daily Digest Sunday, August 23, 2026

Ty's Take

Farmers market season runs through mid-September, which means Friday afternoons in Big Timber are about to look a lot like they did last summer. Local growers, honey vendors, and folks selling jams and preserves will set up their tables, and if you know this town, you know that market is half commerce and half an excuse to stand around and talk. It's where you find out what's really happening with water rights before it shows up in anybody's official paperwork, where neighbors catch up on who's lambing early and who's had trouble with the late freeze. The market matters because it reminds us that even in a county built on cattle and sheep, there's still room for a little local agriculture to take root and draw people together on a Friday. If you haven't been yet this year, it's worth the walk.

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Farmers Market held Fridays through Sept. 11

Big Timber's weekly farmers market continues operating on Fridays through September 11. Local residents can shop for fresh produce and goods during the market's regular season.

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