Minneapolis Farmers Market

Minneapolis Farmers Market is a direct-sales producer organization at its landmark Lyndale site, which opened in 1937. The operator describes it as Minnesota’s largest farmer-managed producer market. More than 100 vendors rotate through about 170 stalls, so the offer changes with the growing calendar and each participant’s availability.

The official directory can be searched by product and day, and includes Minnesota farms, bakeries, plant growers, meat producers, flowers, and prepared food. The website emphasizes the direct connection between producer and shopper; the market also publishes educational activities and seasonal food-access programs. Use the locator as a planning tool, not as a guarantee that a particular stall will be open on a specific date.

The current published 2026 schedule ends on October 31 and starts earlier on weekends than on weekdays. Public Google reviews describe a lively market outing with fresh products, flowers, and food; they also mention crowds and seasonal variation. The venue is at 312 East Lyndale Avenue North. Drivers may encounter busy traffic and parking during peak hours, so arriving early and checking the calendar can make the visit easier.