Farmers Markets near Grand Junction, mi
Eat healthy by choosing foods grown locally on family farms. The South Haven Farmers' Market offers a wide variety of in-season, locally produced fruits and vegetables, both conventional and certifie
Hop on the Red Arrow Highway and head to Lawrence Michigan, the best little town there is. Stroll with your dog and a cup of fair trade Peruvian coffee to the sounds of Hank Williams on Saturdays 9am-... [more]
Allegan Farmers Market offers a wide variety of seasonal fruits, vegetables, herbs, annuals, periennals, cut flowers and much more homegrown goodness.... [more]
2011 is the second year for the Almena Farmers' Market, which is located at the Historic Township Hall site in Almena Township of Van Buren County (just west of Kalamazoo/Oshtemo).
Our local community market is a small town friendly environment for a casual market experience.
Local farmers and crafters offering fresh produce, baked goods and crafts. EVERY Tuesday and Saturday.... [more]
Wouldn't you rather stroll amidst outdoor stalls of fresh produce on a sunny day? Coming to the farmers market makes shopping a pleasure rather than a chore.... [more]
A&A's Little Red Shed Farm Market is a family owned farm specializing in fresh nutritious high quality produce picked daily.... [more]
With over 120 vendor booths with the best traffic count in Michigan, we are the newest first class open market for Farm, Craft and Specialty markets in West Michigan!... [more]
Experience the bounty of Southwest Michigan at the Texas Township Farmers' Market - Fresh on Q! We're gearing up for our 2013 season and will be open Saturdays from May 11 to October 12 from 8 a.m.... [more]
A Tuesday evening market in downtown Kalamazoo, with a friendly, "small town" feel. We feature high quality vendors selling a diverse selection of local fresh produce, prepared foods, plants, and hand... [more]
This is your place for locally grown! From rhubarb in May to Fuji apples in November, the Benton Harbor Fruit Market invites you to experience what "fresh and local" really means in S.W.... [more]