fresh produce, baked goods, plants & flowers, honey, prepared foods, artisan goods
outdoor, park setting
Saturdays, 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Inexpensive
The market operates on Saturdays from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM during the main season, which is from spring through fall.
The market is open only on Saturdays during the main season; it is closed on Mondays through Fridays and on Sundays.
You can contact the market by phone at 231-722-3251 or visit their website at http://www.muskegonfarmersmarket.com.
The main outdoor market operates from spring through fall, specifically on Saturdays, while the indoor winter market runs from December through April on Saturdays only.
Yes, vendors can apply to sell at the market to grow their business and connect with the community, with opportunities during the main season and special events.
Listing data for Muskegon Farmers Market is sourced from the USDA Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS) National Farmers Market Directory. It was last updated Mar 21st, 2023. If you manage this market and need to correct or update any details, use the claim listing option on this page. Keeping your listing current helps shoppers find accurate hours, location, and vendor information before they visit.
Current directory data does not confirm that Muskegon Farmers Market accepts EBT or SNAP benefits. This may have changed since our last update. Contact the market directly using the phone number or website listed above to verify current payment options before your visit. Many farmers markets are actively working to expand benefit access.
Based on current directory data, Muskegon Farmers Market does not list participation in the WIC Farmers Market Nutrition Program. To confirm, contact the market directly or check with your local WIC office for an updated list of participating markets in Muskegon, MI. WIC FMNP availability can change between growing seasons.
Muskegon Farmers Market is located in Muskegon, MI. Use the map on this page to get directions from your current location, or copy the address into Google Maps or Apple Maps for turn-by-turn navigation. If you are traveling by public transit, check the local transit authority website for routes serving the market area. Arrive early for the best vendor selection.
If you own or manage Muskegon Farmers Market and need to update hours, location, accepted payment methods, seasonal dates, or vendor details, use the claim listing link on this page. Verified owners can edit their information directly and changes appear in real time. You can also contact our directory team to report inaccuracies or flag outdated information.
Directory information for Muskegon Farmers Market was last updated Mar 21st, 2023 using data from the USDA Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS) National Farmers Market Directory. Market hours, seasonal schedules, and vendor offerings can change without notice. We recommend contacting the market directly before visiting to confirm current details. Owner-verified listings are updated in real time; unverified listings follow USDA AMS data refresh cycles.
We enjoyed our visit and made many purchases of cheese, fruit, coffee, and donuts! The parking was easy and there were many vendors, all of them covered against rain. Bring cash- most of the vendors accepted credit card or tap to pay but some were only able to accept cash unfortunately. No dogs are
Went here on a gloomy Saturday, which also happened to be the same day as a Harley Davidson motorcycle festival across the street. The fire station next door also had their doors open to the community. There were lots of people and lots of vendors. We definitely picked one of the best days to go as
Plenty of stalls mostly hosted by individuals and small businesses selling not just farm produce but lots of other types of food, candles, arts and crafts, etc. Visiting on a holiday weekend it was though very busy.
Just. Sites off season on Oct 25 and I was pleasantly surprised by how big the market was. I daytripped from the Ann Arbor area, and our market is a lot more expensive. I got several stems of flowers for $1 per stem, a plant, and a few other things. Everything was much more affordable than Ann Arbor
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