Canton's Second of Three Off-Season Farmers Markets Returns This Sunday - MARCH 21

According to the weather forecast, this Sunday, March 21, should be a lovely day to shop the Canton Farmers Market - so we're moving outdoors! Join us in the Summit on the Park parking lot, where you'll find featured local growers, food producers, artisans, and more from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.  All of our vendors will be set up in the Summit Banquet Parking Lot (near the entrance to the indoor market). We will also be welcoming back a market favorite, Great Lakes Confections, serving up mini donuts!

Available items may include: honey, jam, cider, apples, artisan cheese and bread, baked goods, farm eggs, seasonal produce grown in greenhouses and hoop houses, and more. 

Please Note: All market-goers, vendors, and staff will be required to properly wear face masks, covering both mouth and nose, as well as to abide by social distancing requirements. 

Market Vendor Row:

Find many of your Market favorites, along with a few new ones to tryout, right outside the Summit on the Park. A variety of local food growers and producers have signed on to participate in these Off-Season Farmers Markets, including: 

Baubles by Barb - featuring handmade earrings, necklaces and bracelets
Boblin Honey - featuring a variety of honeys such as wildflower, buckwheat and more
Kapnick Orchard - featuring apples, apple cider, baked goods, and more
Kapolnek Farms - featuring USDA Certified Beef
Nemeth Greenhouse and Farm - featuring fresh produce, cider and more

Pick Michigan - featuring produce, eggs, and tortillas

Sign Woodworks - featuring unique signs and crafts
Simply Gourmet Fresh - featuring salsa, chips, and gourmet butter
Spicegrrrl - featuring classic spice blends from the around the world
The Cheese People of Grand Rapids - featuring a variety of gourmet cheeses
The Pasta Shop - featuring pasta and sauce

Canton Farmers Market

2021 Regular-Season: Sundays, May 9 - October 17
9 a.m. - 1 p.m. (rain or shine)
Preservation Park
500 N. Ridge Road (between Cherry Hill & Ford Road)

Canton's open-air market, which features a variety of Michigan grown and produced food as well as hand-crafted artisan items, returns to its regular home in Preservation Park this May. As the COVID-19 environment improves, the Market will hopefully be able to feature activities throughout the season such as: market kid crafts, cooking at the Market, live entertainment, and much more!