Iron County Farmers Market

Iron County Farmers Market runs in Hurley from late June into early October, with market days on both Wednesday afternoons and Saturday mornings. That two-day schedule gives this Northwoods market a different rhythm than once-a-week stops, with a midweek window for local shopping and a weekend option for travelers already moving along Highway 51. One visitor noted that early-season selection can start small because frost threats often linger into June, a useful clue about how closely the market follows the regional growing season. The same review points to in-season produce, baked goods, handcrafted products, occasional music, and kid-focused agriculture activities as part of the mix shoppers may encounter here.

What you'll find there

In the material available for this market, the clearest through line is a mix of local-season food and handmade goods rather than a tightly defined single category. Reviews point to produce and baked items, while the named vendor on the market site adds a craft and education element that stands out in a small vendor roster.

• -Browse Saint Maud’s for handicraft work tied to Slöyd at Saint Maud’s, presented through an educational organization focused on handicraft.
• -Find in-season produce mentioned by a visitor describing the market’s selection across the growing season.
• -Pick up baked goods noted by one shopper alongside produce and handcrafted products.
• -Look for handcrafted products beyond food, as described in a visitor review of past purchases.
• -Seek out gluten-free scones and bread, which another visitor specifically praised.

One visitor also described occasional music and community events for kids centered on agriculture, plus adult programs that highlight local produce in a meal.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed at Iron County Farmers Market, which is one of the clearest visit rules to factor into a stop here. The market is located at 13420 N 10th Ave in Hurley, off Highway 51 across from the Days Inn and Econolodge, a siting detail that can make it easier to spot if you are driving through town. Parking guidance centers on that Highway 51 location across from the two lodgings. Restrooms are not available on site. Payment methods are presented clearly by the market, which helps set expectations before you arrive, though specific tender types are not listed here. A visitor review adds one more planning note: because the growing season often starts late in this area, the earliest market dates may have a smaller selection than midsummer visits.