After successfully managing the Lenexa Public Market for more than five years, Manager Carmen Chopp is leaving her role in mid-July. With Carmen departing, the City of Lenexa is searching for the next person to lead the Public Market.

We're inviting any younger maker (under the age of 18) to participate in our summer Kid Makers Market on Saturday, July 16, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Friday nights just got better! The Public Market’s Friday Night Sound Bites series is back for the outdoor season. Join us for free, live music and rotating, local food trucks on the patio every Friday night.

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.

The holiday kid makers market is coming back in November! If you have or know a kid (age 18 and under) who sells handmade items, tell them at this event.

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

Every Friday, you can count on live music and rotating food trucks for lunch and/or dinner.

Are you a kid (age 18 and under) who sells handmade items or know someone who does?

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.

The Johnson County Board of County Commissioners has authorized a resolution that establishes public health recommendations to reduce the spread of COVID-19, effective at 12:01 a.m. on Saturday, May 1.

The Lenexa Public Market is looking for people with a passion for food they want to share with the community!

It's been a challenging year for small businesses, but there's still much to celebrate. Our merchants shared what they're grateful for as Thanksgiving approaches.

A new cooking class series taught by Lenexan John Thomsen, is heating things up in The Kitchen. LetzEat is unlike many other cooking classes that may intimidate you.

This summer may feel strange, but that doesn’t mean it has to be dull. The Lenexa Public Market is home to a lively mix of emerging restaurant concepts, hand-crafted and hand-selected gifts and spirited ambiance - an impeccable antidote to these long, hot, socially distant days.

We are excited to announce that the Lenexa Public Market will reopen for dine-in seating beginning Monday, May 18. At that time, customers will be welcome to stay and eat inside the Market and outside on the Commons. To provide a safe experience for patrons, merchants, and market staff, as well as to comply with current State and local regulations and guidelines, we have made a few changes:

The safety and well-being of our employees, merchants and their staff, as well as our larger community are extremely important to us and we are continually monitoring the COVID-19/Coronavirus situation along with guidance and direction from our local, regional and state agencies.

We are taking every precaution to keep Lenexa Public Market customers and employees safe during the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak. For now, Public Market operation and hours remain the same. Should this change, we will communicate information via our website, social media and emails.