Reed City, mi

Farmers Markets near Reed City, mi

Lansing, Michigan

We are the Watershed Wellness Center in Northwest Lansing just off Grand River. We will be offering a Farmer's Market on Saturdays starting May 2013.

Lansing, Michigan

Peckham Farms is an locally grown farmer's market that sells fresh vegetables, fruit, herbs and flowers.... [more]

Whittemore, Michigan

We are a family owned and operated produce farm with orchards. We offer "Unconventionally Grown" produce.... [more]

East Jordan, Michigan

EJ Market is located at Sportsman's Park -off M32 by the bridge near downtown East Jordan. The Market runs from Mid May thru Oct -Thursdays 9AM to 1PM.... [more]

Bath, Michigan

The Bath Farmers Market is a year-round market open every Thursday. In the winter we are located inside the Bath Community Center, 5959 Park Lake Road, Bath, Michigan, with hours of 3:00 to 6:00 p.m.

Owosso, Michigan

The Downtown Owosso Farmers Market is located in the heart of our historic downtown on Exchange Street and runs every Saturday from 8-1 from May through Oct.... [more]

Martin, Michigan

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]

East Lansing, Michigan

The East Lansing Farmer's Market is an open-air, outdoor market that enhances life by bringing residents, local growers and producers together.... [more]

Allegan, Michigan

Allegan Farmers Market offers a wide variety of seasonal fruits, vegetables, herbs, annuals, periennals, cut flowers and much more homegrown goodness.... [more]

Dimondale, Michigan

The Dimondale Farmers' Market operates on Thursdays, June through September from 3-7 pm and during October from 3-6 pm.... [more]

Frankenmuth, Michigan

The Frankenmuth Farmers Market is proudly set in the heart of historic downtown Frankenmuth, Michigan's largest tourist destination.... [more]

Okemos, Michigan

The Meridian Township Farmer's Market is where you can purchase the freshest possible produce, ask the farmers directly about production methods and the varieties produced, and try new things not comm... [more]