St Paul Farmers Market — Attraction in Saint Paul

This is the absolute BEST open air market in the Twin Cities! Clean and diverse. This market offers vendors with fare from fruits to grass fed meat and eggs. You'll find: vegetables, fresh baked goods, plants and flowers from local nurseries , coffee, and even hotsauce all loving crafted by family farms or cottage industry vendors. There's usually a hotdog cart vendor and on great day; a hand stirred ketttle corn vendor! EBT is accepted here and tokens that are useable at all St.Paul farmers Markets are sold here. Located in Lower Town, the surrounding neighborhood is safe (heavily patrolled) colorful, with coffee shops and restaurants, clean and dog friendly- (the market is not.) Pay parking at 3.00 for 2 hours at meters or in a newly constructed lot. The market is canopied for protection from rain. Off season vendors move indoors and sell a few wares during fall. The feeling at this market is magical and offers a fun outing for the...

This is a very nice farmers market with a good selection of produce when it's in season or plants. When you are looking at planting early in the season. The busyness is normal for a farmers market and the parking seems to be adequate. You may need to park a few blocks away and walk but that's what you kind of expect when you are doing this. I would say that the prices are normal for a farmers market and the vendors are friendly. The security is good and you have many roads blocked off for safety. The majority of vendors are cash only with a few that will take credit cards. Otherwise you have to go and purchase tokens. I would hope that more and more vendors are able to take credit cards in the future because that makes it much easier for shopping, but that's fine. There are always musicians so there is an ambience soundscape to the market. They are also people who will bike you up to your car if you buy a...

Get the honey sticks! Open every weekend tell it snows I think, local grown fresh vegetables and fruit, flowers and more check it out, great place to mingle with friends or family. Kid friendly and nice atmosphere ( outdoors) shelter from the elements sorta( I would have to bring an umbrella if it’s raining ) but summer fun, I think they have a system that accepts food support benefits from the county’s Human Resources department and or something like that, I know they take vouchers from the wic program but you have to be eligible for the program to get vouchers. Every year it’s first come first serve at your usual schedule pickup’s they’ll be offering you to get farmers market vouchers also, I’m not sure but may have a different option for lower income family’s this year ? Everything is changing fast so I would check in to it beforehand and recommend dressing for outdoor weather...