We’re Here All Year!

Tuesdays & Thursdays 9 am to 5 pm, Saturdays 8 am to 5 pm.

There’s really no other market quite like ours in Michigan. We’re a year round public market with 30 vendors inside the building; we’re neat and clean and feature several produce vendors, a great meat market, poultry, breads and baked goods, cheese, a wine shop, an art gallery, a cafe, middle-eastern and Mexican groceries, and many unique gifts. We even have two resident chefs. You can stop in any Saturday and “Ask the Chefs.”

On the outside from May through October, we have twenty five produce and flower vendors in our pavilion, and on Saturdays we add fifteen to twenty art and craft vendors to that list. We have great local, live music on the lawn most market days, story tellers and authors and several major events throughout the summer. Our market is more than a weekend event. It is a year round feature of Flint’s landscape. Our market is a place where everyone knows he or she can make a quality purchase, feel comfortable and welcome, and probably meet friends they haven’t seen in a while. So make it a date, spend the day and enjoy the sights, sounds, tastes and the smells of the Flint Farmers’ Market!

Our Vision

OUR VISION is that the Flint Farmers’ Market will help rebuild our community by becoming the hub for a thriving local fresh food system.

Our Mission

OUR MISSION is to provide a supportive and profitable place for small farms and businesses, both rural and urban, to earn a secure living. To continue to be a vibrant center of community life that is welcoming to everyone. To remain a recognized leader in providing support and dignified access to healthy food for nutritional assistance recipients.

We believe in and continue to advocate for:

• Local Food, Locally Grown
• Small Farmers, Both Urban And Rural
• Electronic Purchasing Incentives For Food Assistance
• Student Farming And Farm To School Programs
• Sustainable Urban And Rural Land Use
• Nutrition Education And Obesity Prevention
• Neighborhood Markets And Gardens
• New Business Incubation And Entrepreneurship
• Community Kitchens
• Farm To Convenience Store Initiatives
• Green Building And Landscaping Practices