Ann Arbor Farmers Market
315 Detroit Street, Ann Arbor, MI 48104 The market proudly brings fresh produce, farm products, prepared food, beverages, and artisan items to the community all year. Our 107-year-old market is producer-only, featuring 130vendorsfrom Michigan. At market you will find: seasonal fruit and vegetables, mushrooms, herbs, microgreens, fresh eggs, pastured meat and poultry, lake fish, flowers, plants, seedlings, honey, maple syrup, cheese, bread, jam, pickles, hot sauce, pastries, gluten-free and allergen-free baked goods, apple cider, coffee, tea, juice, mead, prepared food, candles, body care products, jewelry, art, clothing, textiles, ceramics, cutting boards, gifts, and more! We have t-shirts and tote bags available for purchase at theAnn Arbor Parks Shop. Visit our vendors pagefor information on products offered, 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. If you would like to apply to be a market vendor, visit ourvendor applicationsection. Market tokens for credit, debit, mobile pay, SNAP/EBT, and Double Up Food Bucks can be purchased at our market office trailer during market hours. We also accept Prescription for Health, although that program is finished for the season and will resume in June. Only participating farms accept WIC Produce Connections and Senior Project Fresh directly at their stalls, although those programs are also done for the season and will resume in summer. Visit theTokens and Food Assistancepage for more information. All vendors and market patrons must abide by thePublic Market Operating Rules. Learn Moreabout our market's history. We're celebrating our 107th birthday in 2026! For articles, interviews and other market content, see ourmarket mediapage. For media inquiries, contact the Market Manager. Saturday & Wednesday 7 a.m.-3 p.m. Stefanie T. Stauffer, PhD.Market Manager Lunia E. OriolAssistant Market Manager III Jade Whittaker-MittsAssistant Market Manager Tyler MossAssistant Market Manager / Inspector Winter produce & products are in season! Curious about what's in season? Vendors? Parking? Service animals? The market office demolition? Our frequently asked questions are below. 2026 Frequently Asked Questions For new vendors, 2026 applications are dueApril 1. For returning vendors, 2026 applications are dueMarch 1. All applicants must be the grower, producer, or maker of the items they are applying to sell. All applicable certifications and licensing must be submitted with each application. 2025 Market Report Coming Soon! Check out market happenings and highlights in our 2022 report. We offer 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 the Community High School lot on Fifth Ave, parking lots located at Fourth and Catherine (temporarily unavailable due to construction), Ann and Main, and First and Huron streets. You'll also find bike racks on Fourth Ave, Fifth Ave, and Detroit Street, in addition to a seasonal bike corral on Fifth Ave in front of Sweetwaters Cafe in the Kerrytown Shops. 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). Local educational groups, non-profits, City of Ann Arbor departments, and other community organizations table often at our Wednesday Market.Prospective community groups can fill out the application here:2026 Community Groups Application Cooking Demosare 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 highlight