Official details and applications for the 2023 season will be announced this spring!

Shop local at the Holiday Market on Saturdays in December from 10-2 PM through December 17 at the Marquette Commons. Stock up on Holiday Exclusives including Christmas trees, wreaths, artisan gifts, baked goods, and more!

There is no market this Saturday, November 26. We will be back next week! Join us for our Holiday Market, Saturdays in December from 10-2 PM at the Marquette Commons.

Farm fresh turkeys, handmade pies, cookies and desserts, locally grown squash, and artisan decore, let your favorite Downtown Marquette Farmers Market vendors help you make the most of Thanksgiving this year!

Shop indoors at the Marquette Commons Saturdays in November from 9-1 PM and Saturdays in December from 10-2 PM. There is NO market on November 26. The last market is December 17.

Celebrate Halloween Saturday, October 29 from 9-1 PM at the Marquette Commons with the second annual Trick-or-Treat at the Market! Costumes are highly encouraged. All ages are welcome.

UPDATE! Customers can EARN and SHOP starting Saturday, October 22. Previously, our market issued a temporary pause on matching and spending of Double Up Food Bucks starting Saturday, October 15.

Marquette Alger RESA Health Education, AKA our Food Navigator, has fresh recipes lined up for you to sample and taste at select Wednesday and Saturday markets! The Food Navigator program supports shoppers using food assistance by increasing access to fresh, affordable food and helping shoppers maximize their food dollars at the market.

From August 1-December 31 there is an earning pause on Double Up Food Bucks at grocery stores. This pause DOES NOT affect farmers markets, farm stands, and CSAs.

Celebrate by supporting 2023 programming!

To help unpack the difference between market eggs and conventional store eggs, we spoke with Randy Buchler who owns and operates Shady Grove Farm in Gwinn, MI.

This time of year our market is bustling with lots of greens—lettuce, kale, herbs, carrot tops, radish tops, and green galore! If you have a CSA you probably have a healthy back stock of greens. Using your greens to make pesto is a great way to use them and store them for later use.

Partridge Creek Farm will facilitate this eight-week program on Saturdays from July 2 through August 20 during the Saturday Morning Farmers Market from 9-1 PM a the Marquette Commons. There is no sign-up necessary, children between the ages of 2-12 are welcome to stop by the POP tent to participate in the weekly activity.

The second annual Art Market is Wednesday, June 22 from 4-7 PM. Local and non-local artists are welcome to apply! Full details here!

Join Pinecone Yoga Institue for Saturday Morning Yoga at the Farmers Market every Saturday June-October from 9:45-10:45 AM. Classes are donation-based. No one will be turned away from a lack of funds.

The first market of the Downtown Marquette Farmers Market’s 23rd season is this Saturday, May 21, from 9 AM-1 PM at The Marquette Commons. This year the market has updated hours, a new market layout to allow for full capacity, and after a two-year hiatus, programming is back!

Join us for an evening of local food, brews, and tunes! The Delft Bistro, Barrel + Beam, and the Downtown Marquette Farmers Market are hosting a ticketed dinner to celebrate the start of growing season. All proceeds will be donated to the Power of Produce Children’s Program at the market this summer.

Bring your locally purchased holiday gifts to the Downtown Marquette Farmers Market this December for complimentary gift wrapping. Just show your receipt from any Downtown Marquette Business and we’ll take care of the rest.

Shop local this holiday season! Stock up on farm-fresh turkeys for Thanksgiving, made from scratch Thanksgiving Pies, and Thanksgiving-themed cookies, all from the Downtown Marquette Farmers Market!

The Late Fall Downtown Marquette Farmers Market kicks off Saturday, November 6 from 9-1 PM at the Marquette Commons, and will run until December 18. This late-season market is a great opportunity for shoppers to stock up on holiday gifts and continue to purchase fresh, locally grown food.