What local produce + food will you find on vendor stands tomorrow? Take a peek at the list below for the food products we expect from our second season Market vendors!
We are also excited to announce some fruitful changes to the 2019 seasons and hours to open the door to greater success and growth of FSFM!
With these new season and hour changes, our intention is to create well-rounded Market days to better serve our customers + vendors. We anticipate that these changes will help ensure consistency and a full selection of products for the hours we are open. We will continue to serve the needs of our community and be a platform for local food and engagement.
We also couldn't be more excited to be hosting a Summer Nights at the Market series in collaboration with some amazing community partners. We will have live, local musicians performing, food trucks, Michigan food vendors, and kids activities from 5-8pm starting the second Tuesday of July! We are still hard at work figuring out details, but will be announcing more about the 8 event series within the next month or so. Stay tuned!
MAIN MARKET SEASON
Months: May-October
Days*: Wednesday, Friday, Saturday
Hours: 8AM-2PM
*With the addition of having a Night Market on Tuesday night (July-August) from 5PM-8PM
SECOND SEASON MARKET (formerly known as the Winter Market)
Months: November-April
Days: Saturdays
Hours: 10AM-1PM
Here's a comprehensive list of the local food products our vendors will bring to the Market tomorrow.
- Apples
- Beans (dried, organic)
- Body care products
- Bread/Baked goods
- Coffee
- Cookies
- Cruciferous veggies
- Cider (alcoholic + non-alcoholic)
- Dairy products (milk, cheese, goat cheese)
- Eggs
- Greens
- Herbal remedy products
- Herbs
- Honey
- Hot cocoa mix
- Jelly/jam
- Juice (cold-pressed)
- Maple Syrup
- Marinades
- Meat (great variety, never factory farmed!)
- Microgreens
- Mushrooms
- Oils (herb-infused)
- Pasties
- Potatoes
- Root veggies (great variety!)
- Salsa
- Soup mixes
- Squash
- Sweet potatoes
- Teas
- Tortillas
- Wheatgrass
- Wool goods
- Worm castings/compost
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