We've been having a blast at our Summer Nights at the Market concert + event series and would love for you to join us at our fifth event, this upcoming Tuesday night, 5-8p!
Enjoy live music sponsored by 20 Monroe Live, with Michigan bands Bad Astley and Lipstick Jodi taking the Headhouse stage at 6 and 7, respectively. Take a stroll down the Market and you'll discover Michigan produce (it's peak season so berries, corn, and tomatoes are in season!), local food products, flowers + plants, and artisan vendors, two cash bars serving up beer from Brewery Vivant and cider from The People's Cider Co., a food truck rally (with a rotating selection of food trucks + beverage carts), and fun kids activities hosted by UICA.
The event is FREE to attend + family friendly so bring out the kiddos or if you're kiddo-free, plan a fun date night or a night out with friends.
Wondering what's in season? Check out the list below for a list of all the food you can expect at the Market this time of year.
SATURDAY FOOD LIST
- Apple products
- Apricots
- Beans (green, yellow, purple)
- Blackberries
- Blueberries (new arrival!)
- Body care products
- Bread/Baked goods
- Broccoli
- Cabbage
- Celery
- Cherries (tart + sweet)
- Coffee (cold brew, beans, ground)
- Cookies
- Corn (NEW on the Market!)
- Cider (alcoholic + non-alcoholic)
- Cucumber
- Currants
- Dairy products (milk, cheese, goat cheese)
- Eggs
- Fish
- Flowers
- Garden tranplants (vegetables, herbs)
- Gooseberries
- Granola
- Greens
- Herbal remedy products
- Herbs
- Honey
- Hungarian Pastries
- Jelly/jam
- Juice (cold-pressed)
- Kettle Corn
- Kombucha
- Maple Syrup
- Marinades
- Meat (great variety, never factory farmed!)
- Microgreens
- Mulberries
- Mushrooms
- Pasta (hand-made!)
- Pasties
- Peaches
- Peas
- Peppers
- Pizza crusts
- Popcorn
- Potatoes
- Quiche
- Raspberries
- Rhubarb
- Root veggies
- Salsa
- Soup mixes
- Strawberries
- Summer Squash
- Sweet potatoes
- Teas
- Tortillas
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