Farmers Markets near Whitehouse, oh
Located in the William R. Stoffer Memorial Plaza, the Albion Farmer's Market is east of Albion's main street (Superior) and behind the main street store fronts.... [more]
Fresh produce from local gardeners and farmers, baked goods, flowers, and hand-crafted items. We have Amish and Mennonite vendors as well as other local producers.
The New Haven Parks and Recreation department hosts a farmers market in Schnelker Park on Wednesday evenings from 4:00 to 7:00pm the end of June through the end of September.... [more]
We are Detroiters who believe in and support the vegan,raw foods, organic, and locally grown produce lifestyle.... [more]
Jolly Green Junction is a year around business. We purchase some of our vegetables and produce from Benton Harbor Farm Market, we grow akit of own produce and vegetables too.... [more]
The mission of the Islandview Farmers Market is to provide a variety of "good food" and to consumers in an environment that fosters social and community connections, and supports entrepreneurial oppor... [more]
Kensington Metropark's Farmers Market! Held every Saturday from 9 A.M. - 3 P.M. at the Farm Center, the market has local and organic, produce, eggs, meats, and more.... [more]
The Milford Farmers' Market is a volunteer organization which seeks to provide local farmers and artisans with profitable direct-marketing opportunities in an entertaining and family-friendly atmosphe
Located at Salomon Farm Park, the Salomon Farmers' Market offers locally grown and made product to the Fort Wayne community.... [more]
The Hazel Park Growers & Makers Market is dedicated to providing a welcoming and comfortable outdoor environment for our community to gather and have weekly access to healthy, fresh, and high-quality... [more]
We are a local producer only farmers' market. Located in front of Galion KFC on Tuesdays from 4-6 PM.
Our market is designed for local farmers and we have over twenty vendors per market. We fill a great need in our community because we have no local grocery store and are essentially in a "food desert"... [more]