Activity Overview
Get a dose of fresh, Twin Cities' locally grown produce at St. Paul Farmers' Market. There are 167 open-air stalls selling produce as well as cheese, bread, poultry, honey, organic plants, flowers, and more. The flagship location in the Downtown St. Paul area is open on Saturdays and Sundays while satellite locations in the metro are open on weekdays. The market is open all-year round with Winter Market products from December to April. Check out their website for the schedule.
Things to Do
- Visit on a weekend and shop for the week's recipe ingredients such as meat, eggs, bread, fruits, and vegetables. Grab honey sticks to munch on while walking around.
- There are also vendors selling other locally made products such as soap, insect repellents, and lip balms. Pets are not allowed in the market due to health code regulations but you can always purchase dog treats from one of the stalls.
- Do you need flowers for a formal dinner, wedding, or to simply brighten someone's day? Visit the flower stalls and choose from the beautiful blooms. Plus they arrange lovely bouquets too.
- After shopping, stop for a breakfast of hot coffee, donuts, bagels, and more at Golden's Deli.
St. Paul Farmers' Market Insider Tips
- Shop around for the best quality. Most have similar pricing but you might find better quality for the same price.
- Some vendors accept credit cards.
- Metered parking is free for the first 2 hours. You can also take the Green Light Rail train.
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