South 2nd Street Minneapolis, MN
Mill City Farmers Market is a farmers market in Minneapolis, MN. It runs every Saturday, 8am to 1pm. The next confirmed date is Sat, Oct 10. The organiser last posted on Facebook on Thu, Sep 24.
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When it is open
Every Saturday, 8am to 1pm Central time
Next dates
- OCT 10 Sat 9am to 1pm Outdoor market Add to calendar
- OCT 17 Sat 9am to 1pm Outdoor market Add to calendar
- OCT 24 Sat 9am to 1pm Outdoor market Add to calendar
- OCT 31 Sat 9am to 1pm Outdoor market Add to calendar
- NOV 7 Sat 9am to 1pm usual pattern Add to calendar
- NOV 14 Sat 8am to 1pm usual pattern Add to calendar
What to expect
Free yoga classes are offered at 8:30 and 10am in Mill Ruins Park on market mornings.
- Stalls Vendors include farmers selling eggs, cheese, pasture-raised meat and sheep's milk.
- Food & drink Prepared food stalls sell dishes such as bánh xèo, wood-fired pizza, curry, empanadas and roasted corn.
- Setting The outdoor market is held next to the Mississippi river.
- Payment Shoppers who spend $10 on a SNAP/EBT card receive $40 to spend on groceries at the market.
- Season From October the market starts an hour later, at 9am, because of the shorter daylight.
Where it is
South 2nd Street, Minneapolis, MNRecent updates from the organiser
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Thu, Sep 24
We have 6️⃣ more outdoor markets this year and we would love to stock you up with plenty of delicious, farm fresh local groceries before we head inside the millcitymuseum in November (which you should also join us for!)…
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Tue, Sep 22
Today is the (official) start of autumn for those of us in the northern hemisphere — happy fall equinox! 🌞🍁🧺 Equinox is latin for ‘equal night’ because on this day each spring and fall, there is a roughly equal amount…
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Fri, Sep 18
Looks like the skies will clear just in time for a lovely mid-September market day tomorrow! What’s on your grocery list? Here’s some inspiration… 🥦 Broccoli, cauliflower, corn, eggplant, tomatoes, peppers, herbs,…
Posted by the market’s own Facebook page. These are the organiser’s words, not visitor comments.
Other markets near Minneapolis
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Mill City Farmers' Market - Winter Minneapolis, MN under a mile Usual schedule · Monthly, on Saturday -
Four Sisters Farmers' Market Minneapolis, MN 1.1 miles Next Oct 22 -
Northeast Minneapolis Farmers' Market - Winter Minneapolis, MN 1.2 miles Next Oct 10 · 9am to 1pm -
Northeast Minneapolis Farmers Market Minneapolis, MN 1.2 miles Next Oct 10 · 9am to 1pm -
Stevens Square Farmers' Market Minneapolis, MN 1.5 miles Next Oct 11 · 11am to 3pm -
Farmers' Market Annex of Minneapolis Minneapolis, MN 1.5 miles Next Oct 10 · 7am to 1pm -
Farmers Market Annex Minneapolis, MN 1.5 miles Next Oct 10 · 7am to 1pm -
Minneapolis Farmers' Market - Lyndale Market Minneapolis, MN 1.5 miles Next Oct 7
Data sourcing & transparency Last checked 5 October 2026
Source: the organiser's Facebook posts · read 24 September 2026
- Listing
- OpenStreetMap · last seen 8 September 2026
- Facebook page
- Mill City Farmers Market on Facebook · posts read 24 September 2026
What the organiser actually wrote
Nothing on this page is stored without the organiser’s own words behind it. Anything they have not mentioned is left out rather than guessed at.
- Opening times
- “See you on Saturday from 8am til 1pm ☀️” source
- About this market
- “🧘 Free Market Yoga led by Yess Yoga . Minneapolis at 8:30 & 10am in Mill Ruins Park” source
- Stalls
- “🧀 Farm fresh eggs, sheep & cow cheeses, pasture-raised meat, sheep’s milk” source
- Food & drink
- “🌽 Bánh xèo, wood fired pizza, roasted corn & sweet potatoes, curry, empanadas” source
- Setting
- “Come on down and support our incredible local farmers and food makers next to the Mississippi river tomorrow morning!” source
- Payment
- “🛒 Spend $10 on your SNAP/EBT card and receive $40 to spend on groceries” source
- Season
- “OCTOBER HOURS: Each year starting in October, we push back the market’s start time until 9am to adjust for the changing daylight hours.” source
About the picture
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