Milford Farmers Market

River’s Edge Brewing Company anchors one of the market’s clearest year-round threads: the partnership continues into the 2025-2026 Winter Market, which runs indoors at The Warehouse one Saturday each month from November through April. In the main season, Milford Farmers Market shifts outdoors to Thursday afternoons on East Liberty Street between S. Main St. and Union St., with an added Saturday market day in the weekly schedule. That combination gives Milford a market that moves with the calendar rather than disappearing after harvest season.

Why it matters locally

East Liberty Street between S. Main St. and Union St. puts the market directly into downtown Milford’s weekly rhythm, and market day also lines up with activity at Milford’s Central Park, where the “Concert in the Park” series draws a large crowd. The market describes itself as being for “our community” and invites shoppers to come often for products from local farmers, producers, and artisans.

Its local role also shows up in how the season extends beyond open-air dates. The winter schedule keeps shopping going indoors at The Warehouse through a partnership with River’s Edge Brewing Company. During the main season, the calendar also points to children activities, cooking demos, and special events around market day rather than treating the market as a produce-only stop.

What you'll find there

The vendor mix is defined more by approved product types than by named stall rosters. Milford’s application materials point to a market built around Michigan-grown food, staple proteins, and a smaller lane for artisan sellers.

• -Look for Michigan produce and vegetables, including organic vegetables.
• -Expect meat vendors as part of the accepted product categories.
• -Find fish among the foods the market accepts from vendors.
• -Shop for cheese alongside other approved farm and food products.
• -Browse plants and flowers in the seasonal vendor mix.
• -Watch for artisans, whose applications are considered on a limited basis.

The calendar also names children activities, cooking demos, and special events as part of market day programming.

Know before you go

No dogs is one of the clearest visit rules, so pet owners will need to plan around that before heading downtown. The market also prohibits smoking on site, along with bicycles, skateboards, and in-line skates within market grounds. If you are driving, there is ample public parking on nearby streets and in lots on either side of Main Street.

For timing, the outdoor market is held on Thursday afternoons on East Liberty Street between Main and Union, while the winter format moves indoors to The Warehouse one Saturday each month from November through April. The market encourages shoppers to use reusable shopping bags for purchases. Restrooms are not listed as an on-site amenity.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at Milford Farmers Market, which matters for shoppers planning grocery purchases around eligible foods. Payment methods are otherwise presented as clear for visitors, though the market’s strongest stated access detail is SNAP acceptance rather than a long payment list.