Grand Haven Farmer's Market

Grand Haven Farmer's Market is entering a new chapter with the City of Grand Haven taking over operations as the Chamber steps back beginning in 2026. That transition makes this market notable not just as a seasonal shopping stop, but as a civic project tied directly to the city named in its future operation. The market is held at 300 N. Harbor Drive in Grand Haven and runs seasonally from May through October. SNAP/EBT is accepted, which adds practical reach for regular grocery shopping during the market season.

Why it matters locally

The City of Grand Haven is explicitly part of the market's next phase, with the Chamber working with the city and farmers as the city takes over operation of the Grand Haven Farmers Market beginning in 2026. That places the market inside a local handoff rather than treating it as a standalone event.

The market also sits within the Grand Haven Chamber's public-facing lineup of area programs and events, alongside named community fixtures such as the Jingle Bell Parade and Grand Haven Art Festival. Within that context, the farmers market reads as part of a broader civic calendar tied to Grand Haven organizations and recurring local programming.

What you'll find there

The market materials here emphasize governance, event context, and seasonal operation more than individual vendor rosters or product categories. For shoppers, the clearest on-page takeaways are the market itself, its seasonal run, and the organizations connected to it.

• -Find the Grand Haven Farmers Market operating under the Chamber now and moving toward city operation beginning in 2026.

The market appears in a Chamber events environment that also names Grand Haven Art Festival and the Jingle Bell Parade, showing how it is grouped within a larger local events schedule.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, which is the clearest visit-planning rule called out for this market. Restrooms are not available on site, so that is another practical detail to plan around before you arrive. The market is located at 300 N. Harbor Drive in Grand Haven and operates during the May-to-October season. Payment methods are clearly identified, and SNAP/EBT is accepted, which can matter if you're planning a routine grocery stop rather than a casual browse.

If you need a direct market contact, Megan Tobin is listed for questions about the farmers market. Looking ahead, the Chamber states that beginning in 2026 it will discontinue the Wednesday and Saturday markets in Grand Haven while working with the City of Grand Haven and farmers during the transition in operations.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at Grand Haven Farmer's Market. The market also indicates that payment methods are clearly identified, giving shoppers a clearer picture of how purchases can be handled on site. For anyone planning food-budget shopping during the May-to-October season, the confirmed SNAP/EBT acceptance is the key payment detail here.