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Vendor profiles    Vendor directory    Products/what's fresh     Recipes    CSA information

The Ann Arbor Farmers Market has over 120 vendors and is a producer-only market, featuring only local products from Michigan, Ohio, or Indiana. As a 99 year old market, we have many 3^rd and 4^th generation farms that participate.

At market you will find Artisans, Fruits and Vegetables, Baked Goods, Hot Prepared Foods, Meat and Poultry, Flowers and Plants, Beverages, Cheese and Dairy, and more.

Vendor Spotlight

Get to know different vendors each month through our featured profiles, view upcoming events, and find basic market info. Download as an app to your phone.

Vendor Directory

View a list of all of our farmers market vendors, their products, and their contact information.

Search by Product

Wondering what you'll find this week? WHATS FRESH - a glimpse of our weekly favorites from June 20th: The Mi Compadre Mexican food truck will be here Wednesdays serving lunch. Plus, of course, we're full of summer goodies including cherries, strawberries, rhubarb, cucumbers, tomatoes, cabbage, brocolli, snap peas, cauliflower, fine artisan works and more! Free parking in the market lot on Wednesdays, and at the Ann and Ashely parking structure on Saturdays.

Click on the category below to see which vendors carry each product, and the varieties they have to offer.

                                              ARTISANS                                                FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

                                        BAKED GOODS                                               HOT PREPARED FOODS 

                                    MEAT AND DAIRY                                               FLOWERS AND PLANTS 

                                       VALUE ADDED                                                 BEVERAGES AND EVERYTHING ELSE!

View Michigan's Seasonal Produce Guide for a month by month listing of what is available in our state.

Seasonal Recipes

Missed the monthly cooking demonstration with Nic Sims of the Jefferson Market? Fear not, we have her recipes right here, including Oyster Mushroom Sautee, Early Summer Gazpacho, Spicy Pickled Rhubarb, and Herby Creamy Salad Dressing.

Community Supported Agriculture (CSA's)

CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture. A CSA is a “subscription” to a farm to receive a weekly box of produce. It’s a way to support your local farms and eat healthy all summer. Farmers get an upfront payment which helps pay for the year's supplies, while members gain a direct relationship with the farm, enjoying fresh and seasonal meals every single week. Many CSAs offer pickup at your local farmers market.

Click here to view a list of Ann Arbor Market vendors with CSA's, and their contact information.