750 S 2nd St
Minneapolis, MN

If local, sustainable produce and artisan goods are your love language, Mill City Farmers Market is speaking to your heart. With over 100 vendors offering prepared food, produce, body care, and crafts, this market sits between the Mill City Museum and the Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis’ Downtown East neighborhood. The market also offers free cooking classes with local chefs, children’s activities, a zero-waste compostable dishware initiative, free outdoor yoga, live music from buskers, and excellent views of the Mississippi River. Get the Minneapolis Farmers Market guide:

4055 Nicollet Ave
Minneapolis, MN

This local produce-focused, family-centric farmers market is home to over 30 vendors each week—rain or shine—offering a variety of fruit, veggies, coffee, prepared food, and crafts. While many Minneapolis-area farmers markets include produce sourced from elsewhere and resold by vendors, the Kingfield market only allows people to sell products that they have grown, raised, made, or substantially transformed themselves. Get the Minneapolis Farmers Market guide:

312 East Lyndale Ave N
Minneapolis, MN

The largest farmer-managed farmers market in Minnesota, this Twin Cities farmers market first opened in 1876. You’ll find well over 100 vendors—some with over five generations of local farming experience—under the iconic red sheds to protect you and the farmers from the elements as you browse. Get the Minneapolis Farmers Market guide:

1414 E Franklin Ave
Minneapolis, MN

This Thursday afternoon market in partnership features Indigenous foods and farms from early June through late October. Located in the American Indian Cultural Corridor —a stretch of Franklin Avenue in Minneapolis serving as a hub of Indigenous culture and commerce—Four Sisters was established to increase access to affordable, healthy, culturally appropriate local foods to the surrounding neighborhood and beyond. Get the Minneapolis Farmers Market guide: