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Mill City Farmers Market - Minneapolis, Minnesota - Local groceries, community connection Mill City Farmers Market is Minneapolis’ trusted source for local and sustainable groceries, combining a vibrant marketplace with nourishing community connection. Find dates, hours & vendor list below. Meet the 100+ farmers, food makers and artists that make up our market. Find upcoming schedules, product photos, website links and more information here. Search our healthy market recipes by season, ingredient, dietary need and more to inspire your market grocery shopping. The Next Stage Grant Program supports local, regenerative farmers and food makers in our food system by providing accessible grant funding. Market Address: 750 S 2nd St., Minneapolis, MN 55401

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No-shows will not receive a refund for that day. Vendor stall assignments will be given on site during load-in, 8-9:30am. When you arrive, check in with Deedee and she will tell you where to go. Vendors will have 15-20 minutes to unload and get their vehicle off the lot. Vendors will not be able to set up on the lot after 9:30 am. If you arrive after 9:30 am, you will lose your spot that day. There is a single vendor entrance and exit for load in and load out. Vendors must arrive into the market via the east entrance to the Settergren's Parking Lot on 43rd St. This entrance is marked Exit for market purposes. Staff will be able to direct you to your stall. Do not come through the alley nor park in the alley. See map below. Vendors exit the market during load in and load out via the 43rd Street exits. In the exact way in which they arrived. See map below. Tent weights are required 100...

Join us for our final market of the season alongside The Care Fair offering free food, water, clothing, harm reduction supplies & more. Your EBT goes further at Midtown with Midtown bucks, learn more here Connect with us on social media for the latest updates on the Midtown Farmers Market! Get ready for an exciting season! This year, we’ve partnered with Metro Transit provide free passes to the market every first Saturday of the month. Avoid the driving and parking headache. Don’t miss out, limited passes are available, so claim yours below! Stay up to date on what is happening at the Midtown Farmers Market every week! In 2003, CNO began the Midtown Farmers Market with the help of numerous community partners and volunteers. Our market strives to value community, equitable access, alongside local cooperation, and collaboration. Each year an estimated 55,000 people visit the market, an...

The Minneapolis Farmers Market connects local farmers and gardeners with Twin Cities residents to build a sense of community over a shared love of food.

Mill City Farmers Market - Minneapolis, Minnesota - Local groceries, community connection Mill City Farmers Market is Minneapolis’ trusted source for local and sustainable groceries, combining a vibrant marketplace with nourishing community connection. Find dates, hours & vendor list below. Meet the 100+ farmers, food makers and artists that make up our market. Find upcoming schedules, product photos, website links and more information here. Search our healthy market recipes by season, ingredient, dietary need and more to inspire your market grocery shopping. The Next Stage Grant Program supports local, regenerative farmers and food makers in our food system by providing accessible grant funding. Market Address: 750 S 2nd St., Minneapolis, MN 55401

The Northeast Minneapolis Farmers Market is open rain or shine in the parking lot of St. Boniface Church, located at the corner of University Avenue NE and 7th Avenue NE in Minneapolis. Come shop local produce, handmade gifts, and specialty goods from local artists, chefs, and makers in your neighborhood! Dogs are not allowed at the market. Service dogs are always welcome. Learn more about our Pet Policy. Spend $10 with your EBT/SNAP, get a $10 match with Market Bucks. Learn more. A Cash Token system is available at the info booth. Swipe your card for wood tokens and spend them like cash anywhere at the market. NEFM is one of the most family-friendly markets in the Twin Cities! Check out our recently expanded kids tent for crafts, games, and programming for your little ones. Forgot your reusable shopper tote? Stop by our info booth to grab one of our donated bags, or donate your own!

Kingfield Farmers Market began in 2001 as a single pickup truck of vegetables and has grown into a market with around forty vendors a week. It runs every Sunday from 8:30 am to 1 pm, May 17 through October 25, 2026, at 4055 Nicollet Avenue in south Minneapolis. Alongside produce, shoppers find prepared foods, coffee and handmade crafts, and it has operated as the nonprofit Neighborhood Roots since 2008. Vendors apply through the Neighborhood Roots website, though the annual application window generally closes in early February.

Park Avenue Central Neighborhood Fresh Food Market

MINNEAPOLIS – The Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy (IATP) has selected Minnesota FoodShare, a program of the Greater Minneapolis Council of Churches (GMCC), to serve as one of four organizations to assume leadership of IATP’s network of mini farmers markets in Minneapolis. Minnesota FoodShare will lead a network of seven mini farmers markets, located and managed by staff at Glendale Townhomes, Augsburg College, Brian Coyle Community Center, Abbott Northwestern Hospital, and three locations managed by Fairview Health Services. The Mini Farmers Market Network has become an integral part of the local food system in Minneapolis. With support from the City of Minneapolis, IATP developed and launched the network in 2006 as a way to improve access to fresh, locally grown fruits and vegetables in neighborhoods across the city. Each market is hosted and managed by a community organiz...

The Uptown Farmers Market, located at Lake & Hennepin, offers fresh farm produce, handmade goods, food trucks, and live music every Thursday from June 12 – Sept. 25. Join our vibrant community every week for healthy, local eats and entertainment.

The Audubon Farmers Market runs Thursdays from 4 to 7 p.m., June through October, at the Northeast Market Garden, 2800 Johnson Street NE in Minneapolis, across from the Hollywood Theater. The site also hosts a weekend farmstand from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and a sliding scale market on Wednesdays, both 4 to 7 p.m. Vendors have included Lor Family Farm, Chang Family Farm and R&R Cultivation, selling seasonal produce, mushrooms and flower bouquets.

Refer to our events calendar often for any and all updates regarding SSCO Board/Committee meeting times and events! Want to stay up to date on all SSCO meetings and events on your own Calendar app? Download the SSCO Events Calendar at one of the links below! We are excited to welcome back the Stevens Square Farmers Market! Join us weekly on Sundays from 11am - 3pm for local produce, artisanal products, art, flowers, and more! Happening weekly on Sundays through September in the parking lot at 1820 Nicollet Ave (by the Village Center). Grab a pen and a piece of paper & join us for a monthly writing club with local author & neighbor Missi McLaren Ritter!

This campus market is free and open to the public, accepting EBT, cash and credit cards. Shoppers can browse vendor and exhibitor booths, listen to musicians, and earn up to 200 Wellbeing Points for visiting. The market closes during severe weather rather than setting a raindate.

The Institute for Agriculture & Trade Policy (IATP) is a registered 501(c)(3) charitable nonprofit organization. EIN: 36-3501938 In 2025, despite federal challenges, IATP helped to secure increased state funding for community food systems in Minnesota, served as a key source of information for climate and agriculture issues, and advanced a vision for transformative trade policies to support agroecology. Learn more about our work in our 2025 annual report. While some Minneapolis neighborhoods enjoy a bountiful supply of healthy foods, others do not. Mini farmers markets help address this challenge by bringing fresh, locally grown foods into Minneapolis neighborhoods. MINNEAPOLIS – The Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy (IATP) has selected the West Broadway Business and Area Coalition (WBC) to serve as one of four organizations to assume leadership of IATP’s network of mini farm...

MINNESOTA'S PREMIER CANNABIS FESTIVAL MINNESOTA'S PREMIER CANNABIS FESTIVAL Since 2019, Legacy Cup has been a trailblazer in Minnesota’s cannabis scene. What began as a small gathering of cannabis enthusists has evolved into a one-of-a-kind festival blending music, art, and cannabis. Inspired by state fair competitions and music festivals, it celebrates the plant with live entertainment, interactive experiences, and a safe place to consume cannabis with old and new friends. From its early days at Warehouse Winery to over 10,000 attendees at Surly Festival Field in 2025, its growth mirrors the state’s cannabis evolution. Each year, Legacy Cup continues to unite the community in a safe, elevated space filled with good vibes and friendly competition.

Autumn Brew Review takes place October 10, 2026 at Boom Island Park in Minneapolis, Minnesota. This 21-and-over craft beverage festival includes food trucks, local shops, artists, and community organizations. Vendor applications are closed because capacity has been reached. The organizer invites vendors interested in future editions to contact lindsey@mncraftbrew.org for next year’s prospecting list.

Twin Cities Pride hosts a Trunk-or-Treat at Loring Park on October 25, 2026, from 11 am to 2 pm. Families can enjoy creatively decorated cars, candy and other Halloween activities in a safe, community focused setting. Businesses and organizations that affirm and support the LGBTQIA2S+ community can apply to decorate a vehicle and hand out treats.

Friday, February 20, from 5:30 - 8 pmSaturday, February 21, from 10 am - 4 pmWe can't wait for you to join us for our Makers Market at Textile Center during our Fiber Art for All Open House! Please secure your spot by paying the $45 booth fee.

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The Minneapolis Gift and Art Expo runs November 6 to 8, 2026, at the Minneapolis Convention Center. Shoppers can browse booths from artists and makers, gourmet food exhibitors and boutique retailers, plus live product demonstrations and live music.

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My name is Jackie, I design and make embroidered patches. Where did your business name come from? Is there an interesting story behind it? Kabouter is actually Dutch for “Gnome”. My mom and I always loved garden gnomes and she was born in the Netherlands so when it came time to choose a name using a Dutch word just seemed like a great fit! Have you always been passionate about art and design? I have always been a crafty person and I love to sew garments so stepping into embroidery was a fun new adventure. How does the city you live in influence your work?

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mpls downtown council is a member-supported business organization focused on creating an extraordinary downtown for all who live, work, play and explore our city. We collaborate with public, private and non-profit organizations to create a vibrant atmosphere in our city’s core, advocate for initiatives that promote growth and stability, and forge a strong, inclusive 21st Century city. Our members are in the heart of the action. The mpls downtown council currently has more than 450 member organizations ranging from Fortune 500s to start-up companies both downtown and throughout the Twin Cities. Members work together to achieve a vital and thriving central business and residential district. We offer dozens of member events each year (most are free for members to attend!) designed to inform you about important topics within our downtown community, and provide opportunities to build netwo...

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No Coast Craft-o-Rama is a modern, urban and indie style art and craft show held annually in Minneapolis since 2005. Its most recent edition, the 20th year, took place the weekend of December 6 at Midtown Global Market.

The Great Northern Winter Festival is a celebration of winter, climate, culture, and creativity taking place Jan 27 - Jan 31, 2027.

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Don’t miss one of the region’s largest RV shows – and the only one with free admission! Featuring a wide assortment of fully staged RVs, including compact, lightweight travel trailers, fifth wheels, toy haulers, Class-A motorhomes, and more. The top RV manufacturers will be well represented, including Coleman, Eddie Bauer, Campsite Reserve, Keystone, Forest River and many more. The Ultimate RV Show features new and used models, all at show-only special pricing.