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Farmers Market
Falcon Heights, Minnesota
Falcon Heights Farmers Market operates under the Saint Paul Growers’ Association, tying this stop to the same grower-run organization behind the broader Saint Paul Farmers’ Market network. The market runs at 2025 Larpenteur Ave. in Falcon Heights, with a long in-season schedule from late April into December and selling days every week except Monday. Its official market materials also connect it to the larger Saint Paul market system, including vendor and food assistance pages shared across that network. For shoppers near the St. Paul edge of Falcon Heights, that means a neighborhood market linked to an established regional operation rather than a stand-alone pop-up.
The Saint Paul Growers’ Association is the operating organization behind Falcon Heights Farmers Market, which places this market inside a long-running regional farm marketing structure centered on direct sales. The same organization’s materials trace that history back to 1853, when Vital Guerin helped build Minnesota’s first public farmers’ market. That historical throughline matters here because Falcon Heights is not presented as an isolated event; it sits within a network that shares office operations, vendor infrastructure, and public-facing information across multiple market locations.
The market’s food assistance pages are another local marker. Its materials reference Hunger Solutions and the state SNAP program alongside market information, showing that food access is built into how the market communicates with shoppers. The vendor directory is also organized at the network level, with Falcon Heights listed among other Saint Paul market locations, reinforcing that local growers are presented through a shared regional platform instead of separate siloed pages.
No dogs is the clearest planning note for this market, so shoppers arriving with pets will need to adjust before heading over. Falcon Heights Farmers Market is located at 2025 Larpenteur Ave. and operates Tuesday through Sunday during the season, with Monday closed. The season begins April 25, 2026 and runs into December, which gives this market a long warm-season window rather than a short summer run.
Market materials also emphasize an indoor-winter connection through the Saint Paul system, noting an Indoor Market within the Northern Warehouse building at 308 Prince St. and outdoor market activity at 290 5th St. E. in St. Paul. Parking details in those same materials point to a free customer lot at 420 Prince St. E. with Saturday and Sunday customer hours listed from 7 AM to 2 PM for that Saint Paul location.
SNAP/EBT is accepted at Falcon Heights Farmers Market, and the market’s food assistance materials link shoppers to both Hunger Solutions and the state SNAP program for added guidance. The market’s visitor details also indicate that payment methods are clearly identified on-site, which helps shoppers plan purchases without guessing at checkout.
Free parking is available on-site. The free lot is at 420 Prince St. E and is open for customers 7 AM to 2 PM on Saturdays and Sundays all season long. The outdoor market and parking are located at 290 5th St. E, St. Paul, MN 55101.
Free parking is offered, and free rides via pedi-cab and golf cart are available between the free parking lot and the market during the market.
April – December
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5.0 average from 5 reviews on Google
I cannot say enough good things about The Good Acre. They are supporting farmers and this CSA is impressive. I love how it gives information of where the food is coming from. I'm signing up again for 2025 as this has been my favorite CSA that I've been a part of.
Community Supported Agriculture. Supporting local farmers. We subscribe and receive a box of fresh produce every week. It can be a bit random seeming, which is part of the fun, it's always fresh and in great shape.
Eat local. The Good Acre supports local farmers, has a CSA program, and offers a variety of cooking classes for kids and adults. Really great organization to have in the community.
Love what they are doing to help support local farmers break into markets that would otherwise be inaccessible to them. More places like the Good Acre will be key to a truly successful "eat local" campaign.
Love their CSA! Regular vegetables with lots of great add on options (like locally produced cheese!). They are also very locally and socially conscious and work to make the world a better place.
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