Midtown Farmers Market—Fresh Local Flavor For All.
Enjoy freshly prepared food while you fill your bag with produce, meats and cheeses from local farms, browse the wares of local artists, and enjoy the entertainment. Join us every Tuesday and Saturday throughout the season at the most accessible market in the Twin Cities. Whether you’re coming by car, bus, bike, or train, we’d love to see you at the market!
This Saturday: Pick up beautiful bedding plants for Mothers’ Day!
Early birds get the spring produce.
Asparagus, rhubarb, strawberries, spring onions, even spinach? We expect them to be available this week due to the early spring, but you might not get them if you sleep in! Get to the market early this week to enjoy coffee and breakfast and to make sure you don’t miss out on the early spring produce!
What’s Available?
~Asparagus, strawberries, meat, eggs, jams and jellies, rhubarb, artisan bread, lamb, cheese, honey, butter, bedding plants and seed starters (vegetables, herbs, and flowers).
~Coffee, scones, arepas, tacos, tiramisu, tarts, gluten-free doughnuts, candies, iced tea, hamburgers.
~Handmade jewelry, soap, garden bling, aprons, coffee tables, bird houses, pottery, stained glass.
Contribute Today.
The Midtown Market strives to bring sustainable, affordable food to the community. While there's no roof over an outdoor market, the Market still has overhead expenses: as farmers are busy growing the vegetables and fruits, market staff are hard at work on the nuts and bolts of making a market run. Administering the EBT access, providing a stage for local performers, even the signs and maintaining the parking lot where it all happens takes money and staff time.
Vendor fees only cover half of the cost of running the Market. We rely on the community to contribute the rest. Please donate today!
Online contributions are quick, easy and secure. The Midtown Farmers Market is a project of the Corcoran Neighborhood Organization — please designate your donation to the Market. The Midtown Farmers Market is a 501(c)3. Learn more about what it means to be a Friend of the Market here.