Downtown Marquette Farmers Market

Downtown Marquette Farmers Market runs from May through November in Marquette, with Saturday morning and Wednesday evening market days that give shoppers two distinct chances each week to buy directly from a deep farm roster. The vendor mix leans heavily toward produce, but it also reaches into meat, eggs, mushrooms, maple, flowers, plant starts, honey, fiber, and CSA offerings from named farms and producers across the lineup. For a market of this size, the practical draw is range: one trip can cover vegetables, proteins, pantry staples, and seasonal garden purchases without leaving downtown.

What you'll find there

Produce drives the market, but the vendor list is broad enough to support shoppers looking for more than vegetables on a single stop. Alongside farm produce, the roster includes meat, eggs, mushrooms, maple products, flowers, plant starts, honey, clothing, and fiber, with several farms also offering CSA options.

• -Find produce from Big Creek Farm.
• -Pick up meat from Case Country Farm.
• -Start a garden with plant starts from 2-4 Designs By Nature.
• -Shop Ever Yielding Acres for produce, meat, and maple.
• -Bring home produce from Fairest Promises.
• -Look for produce at Freshwind Farm.
• -Join or collect from Full Plate Farm CSA for CSA shares and produce.
• -Browse Gladstone Berry Farm for produce and maple.
• -Pick up flowers and produce from Going Small Farm.
• -Buy meat from Guindon Farms.
• -Choose flowers from Jeff Heidtman.
• -Stock up on produce from Little Parsley Farm.
• -Add maple products from Marquette Maple Co..
• -Shop Pileated Farms for CSA shares, produce, and eggs.
• -Get flowers and produce from Rock River Farm.
• -Choose Seeds and Spores for CSA shares, produce, and meat.
• -Find U.P. eggs and clothing at Shady Grove Farm.
• -Pick up produce and honey from Swanzy Farm.
• -Buy produce, mushrooms, and eggs from Tonella Farms.
• -Look for produce, mushrooms, and eggs at Traunik Farm.
• -Start seedlings with plant starts from Uncle Chucks Funny Farms.
• -Shop UP Gourmet for mushrooms.
• -Add produce and flowers from Wellspring Farm.
• -Browse fiber from Winter Sky Wool Co.
• -Pick up CSA shares, produce, and eggs from Yooper Country Farms.

Know before you go

Parking changes by market day, so your easiest approach depends on when you visit. On Saturdays, customers can park on the north side of the plaza in the Commons parking lot or on the south side in the Pathways Community Mental Health parking lot; the Pathways lot is available to the public during market hours on Saturdays. On Wednesdays, the Commons lot is still an option, and shoppers can also use the North Main Street lot or available street parking on nearby blocks. Dogs are not allowed, which may affect quick errand stops with pets in tow. The market is located at 112 S. Third St. in downtown Marquette.

Payments & SNAP

Downtown Marquette Farmers Market accepts Bridge Card payments, including SNAP, EBT, and P-EBT. Shoppers can also use WIC Project FRESH and Senior Market Fresh coupons, Double Up Food Bucks, and Food as Medicine vouchers, giving the market a wider set of payment options than cash-only shopping.