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St. Louis Farmers Market

Farmers market in St. Louis, Michigan

SNAP / EBT acceptedCertified organic vendorsWIC acceptedSenior FMNPOutdoor marketCards accepted

Visiting St. Louis Farmers Market

Address
300 North Mill Street, St. Louis, MI 48880
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Hours
  • Thursday 2pm–6pm

Markets are seasonal — always confirm before a long drive.

Season
June to October
Vendors
11 reported by the market
Finding it
St. Louis City Hall parking lot at the corner of North Mill and Center Streets. Plenty of parking and walking distance to other downtown restaurants and businesses.
Set-up
Local government building grounds
Website
gratiotfarmersmarkets.com
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Paying at this market

SNAP / EBT is accepted. The market accepts EBT at a central location

Nutrition programs

  • WIC Farmers Market
  • Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program
  • Accept EBT at a central location
  • Other food and nutrition assistance programs, supplemental coupons, and vouchers

Payment accepted

  • Cash
  • Personal Checks
  • Debit card/Credit card

Payment and benefit details come from the market's own USDA listing and can change season to season.

How the food here is grown

Growing practices reported by vendors at St. Louis Farmers Market:

  • Organic (USDA Certified)

"Organic (USDA Certified)" means at least one vendor holds certification — it does not certify the market itself.

What's sold at St. Louis Farmers Market

Product categories the market reported to the USDA across its 11 vendors. Individual stalls vary week to week with what is in season.

  • Fresh fruits
  • Fresh vegetables
  • Baked goods
  • Bedding plants
  • Canned or preserved fruits/vegetables
  • Coffee/tea
  • Crafts/woodworking items
  • Cut flowers
  • Dairy products.
  • Dry beans
  • Eggs
  • Fresh/dried herbs
  • Honey
  • Maple products
  • Poultry/fowl meat and products
  • Prepared foods
  • Red/other non-poultry meat and products
  • Soap/body care products

About this market

Our market strives to be a gathering place for our community members. We offer music, cooking demonstrations, and booth space for non-profit agencies. Part of our mission is to improve access to health food. We offer multiple food assistance programs to help us achieve that goal. Our market is professionally run by a Certified Farmers Market Manager (Michigan Farmers Market Association).

Questions about St. Louis Farmers Market

Where is St. Louis Farmers Market?
St. Louis Farmers Market is at 300 North Mill Street, St. Louis, MI 48880. St. Louis City Hall parking lot at the corner of North Mill and Center Streets. Plenty of parking and walking distance to other downtown restaurants and businesses.
Does St. Louis Farmers Market accept SNAP or EBT?
Yes. The USDA listing for St. Louis Farmers Market records SNAP/EBT acceptance — accept ebt at a central location. Confirm with the market before you shop, as programs change between seasons.
When is St. Louis Farmers Market open?
Thursday 2pm–6pm. The market runs june to october. Farmers markets are seasonal, so check before travelling.
What can you buy at St. Louis Farmers Market?
St. Louis Farmers Market reports 18 product categories to the USDA: Fresh fruits, Fresh vegetables, Baked goods, Bedding plants, Canned or preserved fruits/vegetables, Coffee/tea, Crafts/woodworking items, Cut flowers, Dairy products., Dry beans, Eggs, Fresh/dried herbs, Honey, Maple products, Poultry/fowl meat and products, Prepared foods, Red/other non-poultry meat and products, Soap/body care products. It lists 11 vendors.
Does St. Louis Farmers Market have organic produce?
Vendors at St. Louis Farmers Market report: Organic (USDA Certified). Certification applies to individual vendors, not to the market as a whole.

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Farmers Market Atlas lists St. Louis Farmers Market from the market's own entry in the public USDA directory. We are not affiliated with the market. Details change — confirm hours and payment options with the market itself.