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Farmers Market
Bloomington, Minnesota
Bloomington Farmers Market adds a second rhythm to the usual weekend run with Midweek Music & Market, a Wednesday evening series tied to Arts in the Parks at Bloomington Civic Plaza. The market’s main season also includes Saturday outdoor dates from June 6 through October 17, 2026, giving shoppers both a traditional morning market and a shorter evening option later in the week. Set at 1800 West Old Shakopee Road, the market mixes farm vendors, prepared-food sellers, bakers, beverage makers, and specialty goods in one Civic Plaza location.
Bloomington Civic Plaza is central to how this market operates: Saturday outdoor markets and Wednesday Midweek Music & Market both use Civic Plaza locations, while the Indoor Winter Market moves into the lobby and main corridor there. That gives Bloomington a market presence across outdoor and indoor seasons, rather than limiting activity to one summer setup. The market is also organized through the City of Bloomington and its Parks and Recreation Department, and the Wednesday series connects with Arts in the Parks, linking shopping with a city arts program instead of treating it as a separate event.
The vendor mix at Bloomington Farmers Market stretches well beyond produce stands. Civic Plaza’s market roster includes vegetables and flowers, meat, seafood, breads and pastries, coffee and drinks, ready-to-eat food, and body-care or craft booths, so a visit can lean toward grocery shopping, lunch, or pantry extras depending on the day.
Midweek Music & Market runs Wednesdays from July 8 through August 26, 2026, with market and food from 5 to 8 p.m. and music from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the East Lot of Bloomington Civic Plaza. Listed performers include The New Feral Cats, Feel Good Inc., Dred I Dread, Jordan Johnston & The Elevation, and Ross William Perry Band.
No parking is allowed in the East/Farmers Market lot, so drivers should plan to use the West parking lot at Civic Plaza or the additional parking across 98th Street at Public Works. Handicap-accessible parking is available in the West parking lot of Civic Plaza. Dogs are not allowed, which matters if the market is part of a longer park or errand outing. The market takes place at 1800 West Old Shakopee Road at Bloomington Civic Plaza, and Claire Liddle is listed as the farmers market coordinator.
SNAP/EBT is accepted at Bloomington Farmers Market. The market also lists payment methods clearly, which helps when you're splitting a visit between farm stands, baked goods, and prepared-food vendors.
No parking in the East/Farmers Market lot. Handicap accessible parking is available in the West parking lot of Civic Plaza. Additional parking is available across 98th Street at Public Works.
Midweek Music & Market includes a live concert; music performances begin at 5:30 p.m. The market is held at Bloomington Civic Plaza (East Lot for outdoor and midweek events).
June – October
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4.6 average from 5 reviews on Google
My daughter took me and her 5-year-old nephew (my grandson) to this farmer's market. There were a lot of booths with fresh vegetables and homemade foods and products. The vendors were very friendly and nice. It was an enjoyable place to visit, and I found several food items to buy!
A very nice sized farmers market. I would say it probably had a good 10 Farm booths and then maybe another five or so food trucks or food booths and then a few other type of booths like two bakeries and a jewelry booth and a candle boost etc. Very easy to get to lots of parking very friendly and very nice will definitely go again
Compared to the Minneapolis farmers market this is way smaller. Yet it still has just as great a verity! Prepared food. Vendors for fruit, vegetables, flowers, honey, eggs, meat, natural makeup, bread, etc. Definitely worth a stop. We walked, but there is a large free lot to park. No hassle. I bought flowers on this trip. $5 a bouquet. There was another vendor selling some bouquets for $6
The variety is amazing the earlier you get there. We arrived by 9am and the selection was still good. The fruit sells fast with good reason, it's delicious!! I found a black diamond watermelon (hard to find in stores) and the best cantelope, strawberries and raspberries all from one stand!! Not to big or too busy, my two year old was content just to hang out in the stroller and eat strawberries as we strolled along. The bouquets of flowers are beautiful and you can't beat the price. Highly recommend, only wish there were more days of the week offered or later in the day options. Either way...
I love this Farmers market. It's not too big, not too small. Just wish it had a bit more diverse selection of items. There is a point where the same table of vegetables starts to get redundant
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