Burnsville Farmers Market II

Burnsville Farmers Market II sits within the wider Saint Paul Farmers’ Market network, with Galvan’s Tortilleria named as part of that market organization’s Country Store offerings. That tie places this Burnsville stop inside a larger growers’ association footprint rather than as a stand-alone market, with the Saint Paul Growers’ Association listed as the organizing body and market operator. Vendor discovery for this location also runs through the broader Saint Paul Farmers’ Market system, where Burnsville appears alongside other metro markets in the vendor directory. For shoppers in Burnsville, that means this market is part of a regional setup that connects one local stop to a much larger Minneapolis-Saint Paul Metro market network.

Why it matters locally

The Saint Paul Growers’ Association is the organization behind Burnsville Farmers Market II, linking this market to a long-running farmers’ market structure rather than a temporary pop-up. The same organization traces its roots to 1853, when Vital Guerin helped build Minnesota’s first public farmers’ market, giving this Burnsville market a direct institutional connection to that history. Burnsville is also specifically named within the Saint Paul Farmers’ Market vendor search, where shoppers can look across “All Markets” and find Burnsville listed among the network’s locations. Food assistance programs are described as available across the market group’s 20 markets in the Minneapolis-Saint Paul Metro, so this location participates in a wider access framework that extends beyond a single site.

Know before you go

The most useful planning detail here is the market’s location at 3333 Cliff Rd., at Mary Mother of the Church in Burnsville. If you are trying to confirm logistics before heading out, the Saint Paul Farmers’ Market office handles this location and lists a phone number of 651-227-8101 and an email of info@stpaulfarmersmarket.com. Burnsville is one of the market stops included in the Saint Paul Farmers’ Market vendor lookup, so shoppers using that system can narrow vendors by this specific market rather than browsing the whole network at once. The organization also operates multiple markets across the Minneapolis-Saint Paul Metro, which helps explain why Burnsville appears within a larger menu of locations instead of under a separate standalone operator name. One important site rule is simple: no dogs.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at Burnsville Farmers Market II through the Saint Paul Farmers’ Market system, which says it proudly accepts EBT. The same food assistance information also includes FMNP, adding another nutrition program option for eligible shoppers. Hunger Solutions is referenced in the market’s Market Bucks FAQ materials as part of that food-access setup.