Duluth Farmer's Market

At 14th Ave. E. and 3rd St., the Duluth Farmer's Market has been operating since 1911, giving this corner of Duluth a long-running place for growers and food producers to sell through the main market season. The market runs from May through October on both Wednesdays and Saturdays, creating a midweek-and-weekend rhythm for shopping fresh foods, plants, baked goods, and specialty pantry items. Its vendor roster spans vegetables, flowers, bread, honey, meats, fruit, kimchi, and herbal products, with a clear emphasis on producers tied to the surrounding region.

What you'll find there

The mix here leans broad without feeling generic: staple produce vendors share space with flower growers, bakers, meat producers, honey sellers, and several booths offering products that go beyond the usual vegetable table. That makes the market useful for a full shopping stop as well as a targeted run for bread, bouquets, maple syrup, or starts for the garden.

• -Find mushrooms, including chaga, along with bulk herbs, essences and oils, mushroom logs, tea, and wild rice at Anahata Herbals.
• -Shop summer vegetables from Bob Olen.
• -Pick up flowers, bouquets, and wreaths from Duluth Flower Farm.
• -Look for native perennials, vegetables, and honey from Lande Farm.
• -Buy sourdough bread, granola, yeasted breads and rolls, scones, and desserts from Sol Farmer's Risen Artisan Breads.
• -Catch maple syrup and spring perennials from Doug Hoffbauer / Farmer Doug.
• -Browse potatoes and an organic gardening focus at Mark Larva's Shop and Garden.
• -Choose honey plus beeswax candles, dog-paw protection, wood finish, soaps, lotions, and lip balm from Miel Duluth, LLC – Walters Family.
• -Get vegetables, plants, perennials, jewelry, and other handmade items from Peggy Sobczak.
• -Purchase grass fed and finished beef, naturally raised chickens and turkeys, and eggs from Roper Farms.
• -Explore fruit trees and bushes, plant and vegetable transplants, bee houses, midsummer vegetables and fruit, kimchi, potted perennials, and cut flowers from Shubats Fruits & Gitche Gumee Kimchi.
• -Find Christmas trees during the winter season from Hoffbauer Tree Farm.

The market also posts seasonal special dates, including a May Day event and an Opening Day announcement tied to the start of the market season.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, which is one of the clearest visit-day rules to factor into your plans. The market takes place at the corner of 14th Ave. E. and 3rd St., also listed as 1324 E 3rd St. in Duluth, and it runs on two weekly schedules during the season: Wednesday afternoons and Saturday mornings. Vendor membership standards require sellers to farm, grow, or wild harvest their products or ingredients, live and grow in St. Louis, Lake, or Carlton counties, and commit to both market days through the growing season. Restrooms are not available on site.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at the Duluth Farmer's Market, and the market also highlights Market Bucks Match and FMNP in its customer information. FMNP checks distributed through WIC can be spent directly at participating vendors' booths. Payment details are presented clearly by the market, which helps if you're planning a SNAP-based grocery stop rather than a casual browse.