Farmers Markets near Ludington, MI

Ludington

Lakeshore Food Club operates out of 920 East Tinkham Avenue in Ludington with a simple mission: nutritious food, dignified access, stronger community. Rather than a traditional farm stand, it's a nonprofit food-access hub that also runs nutrition and meal-planning classes for the community. It's built for people who need groceries without the friction of a typical food-pantry visit — no market stalls, no produce stands, just consistent access. Reach the club directly to ask about eligibility and hours.

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Scottville

Scottville's farmers market runs out of Miller's Marketplace on North Main Street, an indoor setup that lets it keep extended weekday hours other Mason County markets can't manage outdoors. Vendors sell baked goods, eggs, honey, cut flowers, and produce, and the market takes credit cards along with Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program benefits — not a given at small markets this size.

Pentwater

Pentwater Farmers Market takes over the Village Green on South Hancock Street twice a week from June through Labor Day, then Thursdays only through September. Local wine, artisan cheese, fresh-caught fish, and focaccia sit next to produce stands and lilac starter plants — a mix that leans more resort-town specialty than bulk vegetables. Eggs, honey, maple syrup, and cut flowers round out the tables most weeks.

This is the Monday-and-Thursday market on Pentwater's Village Green, running 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. from the first Monday in June through Labor Day, then Thursdays through September. Expect chicken, lamb, and eggs from area farms alongside soaps, salsa, syrup, and baked goods — a lineup built for a lakeside tourist town as much as for locals stocking a kitchen.

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