St. Croix Falls Farmers Market

Facebook is part of how this market runs week to week: the market directs shoppers there for updates on in-season produce, special events, and cancellations. On Saturdays, the market sets up at the St. Croix Falls Public Library Plaza, bringing a compact but varied mix of food producers and makers into downtown St. Croix Falls. The core lineup spans produce, meat, cheese, baked goods, flowers, preserves, kombucha, and specialty farm products, so a single stop can cover both staple groceries and a few harder-to-find items such as elderberry products, raw milk aged cheeses, and emu oil.

Why it matters locally

The St. Croix Falls Public Library Plaza gives this market a fixed, recognizable home in town, with Saturday market hours centered in a public downtown setting rather than a rotating site. That consistency is paired with a vendor mix rooted in farm-raised and homemade goods, and the market requires new vendors to apply and be approved before selling.

The vendor roster itself reflects a distinctly regional food economy: Heide Family Farms comes from Askov, Minnesota, while sellers bring in grass-fed cow's milk cheese, orchard jams and sauces, elderberry products, small-batch kombucha, and seasonal flowers alongside produce and meat. The result is a market shaped by individual farms and food businesses rather than a generic resale mix.

What you'll find there

The range here leans practical first, then distinctive. Fresh produce, meat, eggs, bread, and preserves form the backbone, while several vendors add products that stand out even in a strong regional market lineup, including raw milk cheese, elderberry goods, and emu-based body care.

• -Heide Family Farms brings chicken, duck, and turkey for eggs and meat, plus homemade baked goods in regular and gluten-free options.
• -Que Sehra Farm sells produce, cut flowers, herbs, preserves, mushrooms, and salves.
• -Serendipity Acres offers produce, eggs, herbs, tea, and aprons.
• -Turnip Rock Farm supplies produce along with beef and pork.
• -Cosmic Wheel Creamery makes raw milk, natural rind, aged cheeses from 100% grass-fed cows and sells cheese.
• -Whetstone Farm stocks produce, meat, wool, and sheepskins.
• -Red Fox Gardens focuses on seasonal, locally grown cut flowers.
• -The Bees Kneez, LLC sells honey and mustard.
• -Windy Ridge Orchard brings jams, jellies, salsas, and sauces, with apples and caramel apples seasonally.
• -North Cushing Elderberry Farm sells fresh and frozen berries, dehydrated berries, syrup, jelly, and gummies.
• -Anders & Eve Kombucha pours small-batch kombucha.
• -Scandia Bread Company brings fresh artisanal homemade breads every other weekend.
• -Goodies Bake Shop makes cookies, biscuits, scones, muffins, bars, and quick breads.
• -E2 Emu Ranch & Fiber Farm carries emu oil, soap, lotion, blown-out emu eggs, feathers, leather, alpaca and wool yarn, and felted and knit items.

The 2026 season opens with a one-time Opening Day event on May 16.

Know before you go

No dogs is the clearest ground rule to plan around. The market meets at 230 South Washington Street in the St. Croix Falls Public Library Plaza, with a Saturday window from 10AM to 1PM, so timing matters more than it would at an all-day market.

For weekly planning, the market points shoppers to Facebook for updates on in-season produce, special events, and cancellations. Restrooms are not available on-site, and new vendors are required to apply and be approved before setting up to sell, which signals a curated market structure rather than open drop-in vending.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at St. Croix Falls Farmers Market. The market also indicates that payment methods are clearly communicated, which helps when you're splitting a trip between produce, meats, baked goods, and prepared pantry items from different vendors.