North Prairie Farmers Market - Minot

At the corner of 3rd Ave SW and Broadway, North Prairie Farmers Market sets up its summer market in central Minot with Saturday shopping from June through October. The market’s vendor mix leans heavily into food and handmade goods, from garden produce and breads to barbecue, lemonade, herbal teas, and woodworked home decor. That combination gives this stop a practical rhythm: produce for the week, baked treats to carry home, and ready-to-eat options if you want lunch while you browse.

What you'll find there

North Prairie Farmers Market emphasizes fresh, local, and handmade goods, with priority given to farms, food businesses, locally grown food, and products made with local ingredients. For shoppers, that means a market where produce, baked goods, prepared food, drinks, body products, and handcrafted housewares all appear in the same compact stop.

• -Pick up a variety of garden produce from North Star Farms.
• -Find handmade breads, cookies, and more from Sweet Dough Bakery by Stacy.
• -Look for homemade cheesecake and other baked goods at Miranda's Tasty Traditions.
• -Choose cheesecakes from Sinsational Cheesecakes.
• -Grab homebaked sweet and salty treats from Sugar Daddy Sweets.
• -Order bars, cookies, snack mixes, and other catering-style snacks from Party Platters.
• -Browse handcrafted woodworking and home decor from R2 Creations 701, with custom orders available.
• -Cool off with freshly squeezed lemonade from The Local Lemon.
• -Eat on site with cornbread, cajun cornbread, pulled pork, pulled chicken, brisket, ribs, chicken tenders, mac and cheese, and corn on the cob from Lighthouse BBQ and Soul Food.
• -Shop handmade herbal wellness teas and essential oil beauty and bath products from Household ApothecarTEA.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, which is the clearest policy detail to factor into your visit plans. The market runs seasonally in Minot at the corner of 3rd Ave SW and Broadway, giving it a defined downtown-style meeting point rather than a rotating site. Restrooms are not available, so shorter visits may be easier to plan around that limitation. The market also has a Tuesday schedule in addition to its Saturday Broadway setup, so it can work either as a weekday produce stop or a weekend errand run depending on when you shop.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at North Prairie Farmers Market, which matters here because the vendor roster includes staple produce alongside breads and other food vendors. Payment methods are presented clearly for visitors, making this a market where shoppers can plan purchases with less guesswork before arriving.