Farmers Markets near Marshall, MI

Marshall

Marshall Area Farmers Market has run since 2002, Saturdays 8am to noon, May through October, at 125 West Green Street in Marshall's historic downtown. A winter indoor market continues November through April at 615 S. Marshall Avenue. Vendors sell produce, meat, poultry, baked goods, and plants alongside flowers.

Albion

Albion Farmer's Market sets up on Market Place in downtown Albion, a Calhoun County city on the Kalamazoo River. The street's name comes directly from the market's location on it, one of the more literal market addresses in the state.

Battle Creek

With a focus on Michigan grown and Michigan made foods, the Battle Creek Farmers Market is a great place to find fresh and flavor packed local foods from Michigan businesses. Non-food businesses are also welcome. The Market is held in Festival Market Square in downtown Battle Creek on Wednesday, 9-1, beginning in May and ending in October. Customers will find a family friendly market with a good variety of variety of vendors. Vendors will find a well managed and vendor friendly market. An open air marketplace under a pavilion offers picnic tables, restrooms onsite and free 1-hour parking for customers in the Hamblin Avenue ramp. Live music and other activities make summer fun at the farmers market. BCFM participates in Bridge Card (SNAP), Double Up Food Bucks, Senior Market FRESH, WIC Project FRESH, NHBP Elders Nutrition Program. Payment with cash, Credit and Debit cards as well a market issued scrip accepted. Contact us for more information. Visit us on Facebook and Instagram, too!

Springfield

Sprout — locally known as Sprout BC — is a nonprofit food hub on Military Street in Springfield running a subscription grocery box built around Michigan-grown and Michigan-made food, delivered to homes and workplaces across four southwest Michigan counties. The organization has also been developing a community-owned retail cooperative in downtown Battle Creek with a café serving ready-to-eat meals. It's less a farmers market than a food-access delivery service, though the mission — get local food to more tables — is the same.

Coldwater

Coldwater's Corner Farmers Market appears on the Branch County seat's community calendar as a recurring warm-season event tied to the Downtown Coldwater development authority. No dedicated market website was found to confirm its full vendor list or hours.

Athens

Athens Farmers Market sets up on North Capital Avenue in Athens, a small Calhoun County village in south-central Michigan. Markets this size typically run one weekly day through the growing season rather than a daily schedule.

Charlotte

Charlotte is the Eaton County seat, a small city built around an 1885 domed courthouse. Its Artisans and Farmers Market on West Lovett Street pairs handmade goods with produce, per its name, though no current website confirms vendors or season.

Eaton Rapids

A community market on Hall Street in downtown Eaton Rapids, a small Eaton County city on the Grand River. No current hours or vendor list are publicly posted — check with the city or downtown development authority before visiting.

Galesburg Community Market runs indoors at 45 East Michigan Avenue in this small Kalamazoo County town off I-94. Vendors sell produce, baked goods, potted plants and cut flowers, and handmade crafts. The market takes SNAP/EBT, which matters in a farm county where a lot of the surrounding acreage still grows corn, soybeans, and orchard fruit rather than feeding local tables directly.

Hillsdale

Hillsdale County Farmers Market sets up outdoors at 29 North Howell Street, Saturdays from 9am to 1pm, spring through fall. Vendors sell produce, baked goods, potted plants and flowers, honey, and artisan goods. It's a short walk from the county courthouse in downtown Hillsdale.

Hillsdale

Hillsdale Farmers' Market sets up outdoors at 11 North Broad Street, Sundays from 9am to 1pm, spring through fall, a few blocks from the Howell Street market on the other side of downtown. Vendors rotate week to week, selling produce, baked goods, potted plants and flowers, and artisan goods.

Hillsdale Flea Market runs at 115 South Broad Street on a different schedule than the city's produce markets: Fridays 9am to 5pm and Saturdays 6am to 6pm, spring through fall. Alongside produce, baked goods, and artisan goods, vendors bring general flea-market merchandise, so browsing here turns up more than groceries.

Richland

Richland Farmers Market runs Wednesdays, 3 to 6 p.m., May through September, at the Richland Area Community Center on East CD Avenue. The vendor mix leans toward Michigan-made crafts — wood products, baskets, fiber goods, jewelry — alongside produce and a food truck most weeks. It's built as much as a gathering spot for Richland, Kalamazoo, and Battle Creek residents as a place to shop, with occasional live music or demonstrations added to the schedule.