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Summer Market
Menominee Historic Downtown Farmers Market
Following all COVID-19 protocols
Dates: 5/24/2025-9/27/2025
Times: Saturday 9am-12pm
Location: Spies Library Parking lot
Easy Access drive-thru shopping:
enter 9th Ave from Doyle Dr. and exit on 1st Street.
Waterfront Market
Dates: 5/29/2025 – 8/28/2025
Times: Thursday 3pm-7pm
Location: Swings N Things Park, 900 1st Street
We are open Saturdays from 9am to 12pm starting Saturday May 24, and ending the last Saturday in September, weather permitting. Market days that are canceled due to weather conditions will be posted on our website and Facebook page.
We are open Thursdays from 3pm to 7pm starting May 29, and ending the August 28 weather permitting. Market days that are canceled due to weather conditions will be posted on our website and Facebook page.
All vendors accept cash for your purchases.
Please check with each vendor if they accept Debit & Credit cards.
Please check with each vendor or look for signage at their booth saying that they accept SNAP Cards. You can go to the market managers booth to use your card after you decide on what you are purchasing and they will run your card and give you either a receipt or tokens to use for your purchase.
Please check with each produce vendor if they are accepting Double Up Food Bucks Tokens or not. They should have signage out to let you know they are accepting it. When you have your SNAP card swiped you will get Double Up Food Bucks Tokens on the equal amount of your SNAP Purchase up to $20 for the day. These tokens can only be used for Fresh fruit, cut herbs, and herb plants, vegetables, mushrooms, and annual plants that produce food (example Tomatoes, pepper plants). No Bake goods, Value Added Goods, or hot foods, meat, eggs, dairy, and seeds. Tokens do not need to be used on the same day but can be saved for another market day. Tokens are worth $2 each and no change can be made for them.
Yes, please check for signage as for which vendors are accepting these cards.
Enrolled WIC clients, excluding infants, may be eligible to receive a $30 card (Up to $60 per household) to be used June 1st through October 31st in the year the card is issued. It is the responsibility of the WIC local agency staff to identify eligible clients and issue cards.
WIC Produce Connection cards can only be used to buy eligible, locally grown, fresh, unprepared fruits and vegetables from authorized farmers, farmers’ markets, and roadside stands. WIC clients are encouraged to use all their cards during the season to help meet their special nutritional needs. They are especially encouraged to buy broccoli, carrots, potatoes, squash, peaches, apples and tomatoes. A variety of produce rich in vitamins A, C, and folic acid are emphasized.
No baked goods, value added goods, or hot foods. Cash must be used to finish your purchase if it is more than what your cards are worth.
WIC clients wanting more information on WIC Produce Connection cards must contact their local WIC Clinic. The Local Health Department can help you with this.
No, The Senior Market FRESH is going to a card during the 2025 season, please check for signage as for which vendors are accepting these cards.
Participants are given a cards to swipe at the vendors booth at Farmers Markets and Roadside stands that display a sign that reads, “Senior Project FRESH / Market FRESH Welcome Here.” The participant may choose from any Michigan-grown, non-processed product, including honey, that is for sale. The participant uses the card like a debit card to pay for the products. Cash must be used to finish your purchase if it is more than what your card are worth.
Card cannot be used for items that are not normally grown in Michigan, such as bananas, oranges and pineapples. They also cannot be used on potted plants, flowers, cheese, meat, or eggs, even though some of these are good sources of nutrition.
Participants also receive nutrition education when they get their cards This may be done at a class, one-to-one, or sometimes at the market. Please check with your Local Community Senior Center for more information.
Participants are encouraged to use all their cards during the season, which is May 1 through Oct. 31 each year. If a participant has difficulty getting to a market, they can assign a proxy.
To qualify, and older adult must be:
- 60 years of age or older
- Have a total household income of 185% of poverty or less
- Live in the county where the cards are issued.
You must sign your card at the vendors booth at time of purchase. Change cannot be made with these cards
Wearing Face Masks is Optional. Face masks are not needed, but please be respectful of vendors, shoppers, and market staff who choose to wear them.
Yes, we do. Our Saturday. Menominee Historic Downtown Farmers Market is since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic, we are set up with the vendors spaced for our customers who do not feel like walking the market. You can drive up to each vendor booth and they will take your order, fill it, and deliver it to you in your car.