Mineral Point Market

Business Highway 151 at Madison Street is the setting for Mineral Point Market, a Saturday market with roots going back to 1995. The market began through the Mineral Point Chamber of Commerce and grew from a handful of vendors in the park under the water tower into what its organizers call “the place to be on Saturday mornings”. Today, the market season runs in Water Tower Park, where the mix spans fresh foods and handcrafted goods, reflecting both its early producer-only goal and its broader Wisconsin-made selection. That history gives the market a clear shape: a longstanding local stop that still centers on what vendors bring each week.

What you'll find there

Water Tower Park fills with a mix of farm foods, bakery items, meat, flowers, soaps, and handmade goods during the season. The vendor line-up can change from week to week, so the market reads less like a fixed roster and more like a rotating Saturday selection shaped by who is scheduled to sell.

• -Pick up farm-fresh eggs, pure local honey, and dilly beans from Bures Berry Patch.
• -Find house-made breakfast pastries, coffee, bread, and breakfast and lunch selections from Cafe 43.
• -Order baked goods from Farmer’s Daughter Bakery and Kitchen.
• -Look for Hook’s Corner Greenhouse, a greenhouse vendor that also appears in holiday market updates.
• -Choose ground lamb, lamb cuts, brats, summer sausage, and sheep tallow soap from Laxey Creek Sheep Ranch.
• -Browse crocheted lap throws, afghans, and home goods from Love & Hugs From Lauri.
• -Stock up on candles and soaps from McKenna’s Makes.
• -Bring home canned apple pie filling, jam, and soap from Merle’s Midwest Market.
• -Shop handmade greeting cards, bookmarks, prints, picky pads, and “rock buddies” from Moore Creative Expressions.
• -Get honey and eggs from Our Homestead formerly Magic Light Photography, which also offers photo greeting cards.
• -Find soap and shampoo from Over The Moon Soap Company, LLC.
• -Buy chicken packs and other poultry cuts from PJ’s Poultry.
• -Select Highland beef from Rockin’ Highlands.
• -Watch for flowers and greenhouse-focused offerings from Rural Roots.
• -Shooting Star Farm is also part of the market’s vendor mix.
• -Sunny Side Down appears in market news as a delivery service with Saturday delivery by 2pm in winter.

Know before you go

Vendor line-up is subject to change from week to week, and the market directs shoppers to its news updates for the most current information on who will be selling. The market season returns to Water Tower Park in May, so timing matters if you are planning around a specific vendor or product mix. No dogs are allowed, and restrooms are not available on site. The market does not accept walk-ins for vendors; applications must be received at least one week before the week a seller intends to participate, which helps explain the scheduled, week-by-week structure visitors see on Saturdays.