Downtown Marquette Farmers Market

08/07/2026

Don't let your vouchers expire! Time to Use Your Food as Medicine & Fresh Food Access Vouchers!

They're a great way to buy fresh, local food for you and your family. The last day to use vouchers at the Downtown Marquette Farmers Market is September 26.

Simply bring your vouchers directly to any participating vendor and use them just like cash. Support local farmers while bringing fresh, nutritious food home to your family. We look forward to seeing you at the market!

Food as Medicine Vouchers
🥕 Fresh produce
🍄 Mushrooms
🌿 Fresh herbs

Fresh Food Access Vouchers
🥩 Meats
🥚 Eggs
🍯 Honey
🍁 Maple syrup

Large or Canning Purchases: If you are planning to make a large purchase or buy produce for canning or preserving, please contact the farmer in advance. This allows them time to plan for your order and ensure they have enough product available. Last-minute bulk purchases may not be possible if they exceed the farmer’s available supply.

The farmer has the right to decline a large or bulk order if they do not have enough product available to fulfill it.

08/07/2026

⚠️ Please Be Aware of a Likely Scam Event

We have been made aware of a “Marquette Art and Craft Vendor Market” being advertised for the Marquette Commons on September 19–20, September 26–27, and October 10–11, with a $100 vendor registration fee.

This is not an event taking place at the Marquette Commons, and we do not have any information about or authorization for this event. The Marquette Farmers Market will be taking place at the Commons during these dates and times.

If you have been contacted about this vendor market or asked to pay a registration fee, please be aware that this is likely a scam. We recommend not sending payment or providing personal or business information.

Please share this information with other vendors and businesses who may have received the solicitation.

08/04/2026

Learn a little more about who will be at the Community Table this Wednesday.

Revolve CC is a non-profit company whose annual event, the Revolve CC Conference, caters to the creative community of the Upper Peninsula and the Upper Midwest. The Wednesday Night Farmer's Market will give local creatives a chance to talk with board members and learn about the upcoming conference and our work with the creative community at large. The Revolve CC conference is on August 22, 2026 at the Northern Center at NMU. For tickets and more information, please visit www.RevolveCC.net

08/01/2026

National Farmers Market Week! Come grab a free bag curtesy of 14 local Business and The MARC Group Advertising & Marketing Agency. And deck yourself out with some veggie tattoos!

07/31/2026

Celebrate National Farmers Market Week Starting This Saturday

National Farmers Market Week is celebrated the first week of August. Come down to the Market for Veggie Tattoos, Free Bags, and shopping from some great local vendors.

While your shopping think about grabbing an extra item or two to donate to the Harvest Fund. The Harvest Fund is away for the community to donate local produce directly to food pantries in our area.

- Buy an extra item or two of produce
- Bring it to the Information Booth
- The Market works with the Marquette Food Coop to get the donated produce into local Food Pantries

07/30/2026

Volunteer fixers from the local Repair Cafe will be at the Power of Produce tent this Saturday to assist you with minor repairs, free of charge. They will be prepared to help with general household item repairs, textile mending, minor bike maintenance and repairs, and basic electrical appliances (no microwaves or smartphones). New repairs will be accepted from 9am until 12:30pm. Please be prepared to remain at the booth and collaborate on your repair!

Additionally, join for a Bike Maintenance Workshop at 11am inside the Commons Building! This free workshop will feature a demonstration and instruction from Quick Stop Bike Shop and will cover the basics of bike maintenance and repair. Bring your bike!

Repair Cafe is an international mutual aid project in which volunteer fixers aid their community with repairs, extending projects’ longevity and empowering folks to tinker. The Marquette Repair Cafe is sponsored by Peter White Public Library, Friends of PWPL, and the Marquette Sustainability Coalition.

07/28/2026

Learn a little more about who is at the Community Table this Wednesday and Saturday.

MoxieMoms 906
Our 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization recently received a grant from the Superior Health Foundation to support a maternal health initiative. As part of this project, we are gathering feedback from local community members to better understand the barriers, challenges, and gaps in maternal health services and support within our community. Input will help guide our efforts and ensure we are addressing the most pressing needs of UP residents.

07/24/2026

07/24/2026

Learn a little more about who is at the Community Table this Saturday.

Marquette Regional History Center
Visit the Marquette Regional History Center's booth for hands-on local history, to meet their Board of Trustees, and for an opportunity to win a prize from the Spring and Third Museum Gift Store! As a 501c3 private nonprofit, they rely on membership, fundraising, donations, and admission fees to provide the Marquette community and visitors with quality educational programming and exhibits. Become a member today with a special 10% discount and receive free access to museum galleries, their quarterly history newsletter and more!

WNMU-TV PBS
WNMU Public Broadcasting plans to give away Summer learning materials for children, seed packets for kids to plant in their own gardens, along with station merchandise!

Marquette Family Medicine Residency Program
At our Community Table, we will promote preventive health and medication safety by offering free blood pressure screenings and education about hypertension, cardiovascular health, and healthy lifestyle habits. We will also provide free medication lock boxes while supplies last and educate community members on the importance of safe medication storage and proper disposal of unused medications. Our goal is to increase awareness of preventive healthcare practices and reduce the risk of medication-related harm in the community.

07/21/2026

Learn a little more about who is at the Community Table this Wednesday.

Room at the Inn
Room at the Inn is Marquette’s local homeless shelter, providing safe shelter, meals, and support for individuals experiencing homelessness. At our Community Table, we will share information about our services and highlight meaningful ways for community members to get involved in supporting their unhoused neighbors. Our table will primarily focus on sharing information about our services, providing resources, and offering opportunities for community members to get involved through volunteering, as well as for individuals seeking services or other forms of support.