North City Farmers' Market

North City Farmers' Market brings a small, neighborhood-scale Saturday market to 2700 North 13th Street in St. Louis from June through October. The market is tied closely to the 13th Street Community Garden, which both hosts the market and appears among its vendors, giving the lineup a distinctly garden-based, hyperlocal footprint. Seasonal vendors include City Seeds Urban Farm, Beaucoup Creek Honey, and 37 Chocolate Street, alongside week-to-week sellers such as MK Fruits & Veggies and The Veggie Patch. The result is a compact market with produce, honey, sweets, crafts, and occasional nonprofit re-use programming all sharing the same North City setting.

What you'll find there

The mix here reads as intentionally small and mixed-use: urban growing projects, fresh produce sellers, pantry-friendly staples, and a few craft or specialty tables rather than a long row of lookalike farm stands. Several vendors are listed for the full season, while others appear on weekly lineups, so the market combines a stable core with some short-run variety.

• -Find produce and urban-farm goods from City Seeds Urban Farm, listed for the season as an urban farm connected with Gateway Greening.
• -Shop The Burning Kumquat, which appears on the season vendor roster.
• -Pick up items from Andrea Berry, listed as a seasonal vendor.
• -Look for sweets from 37 Chocolate Street, included on the season vendor list.
• -Bring home honey from Beaucoup Creek Honey, listed for the season.
• -Check the weekly lineup for MK Fruits & Veggies, a produce-focused seller by name.
• -See what the 13th Street Community Garden is offering; it hosts the market and is also listed among vendors.
• -Browse The Veggie Patch, another weekly vendor whose name points squarely to vegetables.
• -Add handmade goods from Momma Knows Wearable Crochet & More, listed on the weekly vendor roster.
• -Watch for Perennial, a featured nonprofit social enterprise focused on creative re-use, DIY kits, and paper-making demos.

That lineup gives the market a wider range than produce alone. A stop here can combine vegetables, honey, chocolate, crochet items, and hands-on creative re-use programming in one short Saturday visit.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, which is the clearest policy detail to factor into your visit. The market runs on Saturdays for a short two-hour window, 10am to 12pm, during its June-to-October season, so timing matters more here than at larger markets with longer schedules. It takes place at 2700 North 13th Street in the 13th Street Community Garden, and that garden-hosted setup helps explain the market’s close-in, neighborhood scale. Restrooms are marked unavailable, another practical point to plan around if you’re making this one stop in a longer morning run. One visitor described it as “just round the corner” and noted fresh fruits and veggies in a no-rush setting.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted here, an important detail if you’re planning a produce run with benefits. Payment methods are otherwise presented clearly by the market, which helps set expectations before you arrive. With produce vendors, honey, and other grocery-adjacent sellers in the mix, the market supports both quick neighborhood shopping and smaller supplemental purchases.