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Ann Arbor Farmers Market

Ann Arbor Farmers Market

The market proudly brings fresh produce, farm products, prepared food, beverages, and artisan items to the community all year. Our 106-year-old market is producer-​only, featuring 125 ve​ndors from Michigan. At market you will find: seasonal fruit and vegetables, mushrooms, herbs, microgreens, farm fresh eggs, pastured meat and poultry, flowers, plants, seedlings, honey, maple syrup, cheese, bread, jam, pickles, hot sauce, pastries, prepared food, gluten-free and allergen-free baked goods, apple cider, coffee, tea, juice, mead, candles, body care products, cards, jewelry, art, clothing, textiles, ceramics, cutting boards, gifts, and more!​

We accept cash, debit/credit, and mobile pay. We accept SNAP/EBT, Double Up Food Bucks, Prescription for Health, and Senior Project Fresh food assistance programs. Market tokens for credit, debit, mobile pay, SNAP/EBT, and Double Up Food Bucks can be purchased at our market office trailer. 

We have t-shirts and tote bags available for purchase at the Ann Arbor Parks Shop.

Learn More​ about our market's history. We're celebrating our 106th birthday in 2025! For articles, interviews and other market ​​​content, see our market m​​edia​ ​page. ​​For media inquiries, contact Market Manager Stefanie. 

Hours

May - December 

Saturday & Wednesday 7 a.m.-3 p.m.

January - April 

Saturday 8 a.m.-3 p.m.

Contact

Phone icon 734.794.6255​​​​

315 Detroit Street Ann Arbor, MI 48104 ​

Stefanie T. Stauffer, PhD.
Market Manager

Layla Khorsheed
Assistant Market Manager II/Outreach Coordinator

LKhorsheed@a2gov.org

Lunia Oriol
Assistant Market Manager

Email icon  Loriol@a2gov.org

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Apply ​to be an Ann Arbor Farmers​​ Market Vendor

We are not currently accepting vendors for 2025. Ann Arbor Farmers Market welcomes farms, food and beverage producers, and artisans to apply. All applicants must grow, produce, or make their products to be considered. We give priority to vendors who will be with us regularly. We have very limited space for non-food artisans and value-added sweet treats, so those categories are very competitive. Prior to completing an application, please read the ​2025 Applicant FAQs. The FAQs contain important info about the application process, fees, and licensing requirements. Learn more about our policy for CBD Cannabis ​Products at the Market. We especially encourage applications for these product categories: 
  • Fruit

  • Native Plants

  • Vegetables

  • Nuts

  • Plant-Based Prepared Food

Amenities

Drinking Fountain

Drinking Fountain

Parking

Parking

Picnic Tables

Picnic Tables

Restrooms

Restrooms

2025 Season Notices

  • Market Hours 
    • Saturdays:
      • May-December: 7 a.m.-3 p.m.
      • January-April: 8 a.m.-3 p.m.
    • Wednesdays:
      • May 7-December 24: 7 a.m.-3 p.m.
  • Spring produce and plants are in season!

​Farmers Market FAQs

Questions abo​​ut vendor applications? Parking? Service animals? What's in season? Our frequently asked questions are below.​​

 

We are not currently accepting 2025 vendor applications

Biennial Report

 

Check out market happenings and highlights in our 2022 report. 

 

Parkin​g​

There is free parking in the market lot during Wednesday market, on Saturdays in winter, and as space is available on Saturdays year-round.​ ​

There are several public parking lots and garages within walking distance of the market. Parking garages are located at Ann and Ashley, and Fourth and Washington streets. Metered parking is available at Fourth and Catherine (temporarily unavailable due to construction), Ann and Main, and First and Huron streets. You'll also find bike racks on Fifth Ave and Detroit Street. The market is four blocks from Blake Transit Center (stops for routes 3, 4, 5, 6, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, and 34).​​


Events​

Cooking Demos are the 2nd Wednesday of the month, May-September, at 11a.m. Funded by a Michigan Farmers Market Association (MIFMA) Food Safety grant,​ our 2025 series will highlight food preservation techniques of seasonal produce grown by our vendors. Each demo includes free samples and recipe cards. 

Food Truck Rallies happen the 3rd Wednesday of the month July-October. Our 2025 season kick-off is July 16! We host food trucks, food carts, and pop-ups from the area plus live music after Wednesday Market, 5-8 p.m. We had a wonderful turnout for our 2024 rallies. Check out CTN's Around Ann Arbor segment from our September 2023 rally. Visit our Instagram, or Facebook for updates and info about which trucks & carts are joining us.​

We have filled all our spaces for our 2025 Food Truck Rally season, so we are not currently accepting applications. Contact Market Manager Stefanie with questions. ​​

Food Trucks and​ Carts at Market: Individual trucks and carts often join us during Wednesday and Saturday markets throughout the season. Check our Instagram, or Facebook for who's attending! Prospective vendors can find the application here: 2025 Mobile Food Vendor Application.

Kids Events: We have partnered with the Ann Arbor District Library to bring Kid's programming to the Wednesday market each month in 2025! Check back for updates. 

If your school group or camp wants to visit the market, you must contact our market staff in advance so we can get you on the calendar. This is important information so vendors can be prepared for your visit!

Community Groups: Local educational groups, non-profits, City of Ann Arbor departments, and other community organizations table often at our Wednesday Market. If your community group is interested in attending, contact Assistant Market Manager Layla for an application.  

Live Music: We love live music at market! If you or your band are interested in performing during market days, at our Food Truck Rallies, or at other market events, contact Assistant Market Manager Layla.  

Event rental: If you want to rent the market for an event outside of market hours, please contact the Parks & Recreation Customer Service Office at parkevents@a2gov.org or 734.794.6230 x 0.​​

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Ven​​dors​​

Visit our ​vendors page​ for information on vendors, products, what's in season, CSA information, recipe suggestions and more. If you are wondering whether a specific vendor is at market today, please call the office at 734.794.6255 during market hours.​

CSA Farm S​h​​ares

​​A CSA, or '"community supported agriculture," is a subscription or farm membership to receive produce or farm products on a regular basis. The customer usually gets a weekly share of the farm's produce or other products. Several vendors offer CSA programs, so it's easy to find a program that's right for you: CSA Info 2025​

City of Ann Arbor Employee CSA ​​Program​​

2025 weekly CSA distribution for Ann Arbor City Employees took place at Wednesdays June – October, 7 a.m.-3 p.m. More Info Here: City of Ann Arbor Workplace CSA.

Market O​​perating Rul​​es

​All vendors and patrons of the market must abide by the Public Market Operating Rules (pdf). We last updated our rules in 2023.

(​Public Market Advisory Commission

​The Public Market Advisory Commission (PMAC) serves in an advisory capacity for the benefit of the market. PMAC is currently made up of two market vendors, two regular customers, and one neighborhood representative. Commission meetings are held at 5:30 p.m. on the third Thursday of each month. All regular meetings and ​​work sessions are open to the public and will take place virtually in 2025 with the exception of up to four meetings that will take place in person on the dates chosen by PMAC members. The latest meeting agendas and minutes, as well as the video recordings of previous PMAC​ meetings, are all available online. ​​

Market Infrastructure Improvem​ent Project

Proposed improvements focus on strategies to winterize the market to expand vendor stall capacity all year. The project is intended to serve the community as the market evolves and continues to provide a critical outlet for local food. In 2017, a proposal for a new market building was put out for bid and came back over budget. Consequently, staff searched for more affordable alternatives. In early 2020, Market staff presented a proposal for roll down sides to provide shelter from the elements and overhead heating in a small portion of the market. Due to pandemic-related increases in materials costs and A2Zero energy-use constraints, it is unclear if the 2020 proposal is currently feasible. Market staff continues to explore alternative options to winterize the market. ​​​

​The Sunday Artisan Market 

The Sunday Artisan Market is a weekly arts and crafts market that rents our farmers market pavilion April-December. 2025 is their 34th year featuring some of the area's best artisans, including some of our Farmers Market vendors. For more info, contact their Market Manager Deb Dursi at tsammanager@gmail.com

2023 TSAM Vendor Application 

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