Ann Arbor Farmers Market
315 Detroit Street, Ann Arbor, Michigan
Michigan · Washtenaw County
Ann Arbor, MI has 8 farmers markets listed with the USDA. 1 of them take SNAP/EBT. Addresses and map links for each, plus nearby towns with markets.
315 Detroit Street, Ann Arbor, Michigan
315 Detroit Street, Ann Arbor, MI, USA
Founded in 1919, and operating from our current location since 1930, our 106 year old market is the second oldest continuously operating public market in the state of Michigan. As a producer-only market, all 130 of our vendors are the grower, producer, or maker of the products that they sell. Ann Arbor Farmers Market is also open twice daily in May-December, and on Saturdays year-round. We accept 5 different food assistance programs, and have the highest amount of food assistance dollars spent at our market as compared to other farmers markets in Washtenaw County. We host special events like Cooking Demos, Food Truck Rallies, and Flower Day, and have prepared food, live music, and community groups regularly throughout our market season. We are run by the the City of Ann Arbor Parks and Recreation Department. As we are a City park, others rent our space for events like the Sunday Artisan Market, Kindlefest, Ann Arbor Asian Night Market, The Local Food Festival, and more.
2781 Packard Street, Ann Arbor, Michigan
5221 Church Road, Ann Arbor, Michigan
1289 Jewett St Ann Arbor, MI 48104
6201 W. Michigan Ave, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48108
315 Detroit St. Ann Arbor, MI 48104
2501 Jackson Avenue, Ann Arbor, Michigan
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8 farmers markets in Ann Arbor are listed in the USDA National Farmers Market Directory: Ann Arbor Farmers Market, Ann Arbor Farmers Market, Cobblestone Farmers Market, Dixboro Farmers Market, Jewett Street Farmers' Market, Pittsfield Township Farmers Market, Wednesday Evening Farmers Market, and Westside Farmers Market.
Pittsfield Township Farmers Market accepts SNAP/EBT according to the USDA listing. Bring your EBT card to the market information booth, where many markets swap it for tokens.
It’s everything the USDA directory holds for Ann Arbor as of our last refresh (USDA Local Food Directories, snapshot 2026-09-28). Markets self-report to the USDA, so brand-new markets and pop-ups can be missing, and hours change with the seasons. If you run a market here and something is wrong, email us and we’ll fix it.