Audubon Farmers Market and Audubon Neighborhood Association

Don't miss this local gem sponsored by the Audubon Neighborhood Association! Seasonal farmers market is open Thursdays, June through September from 4:00 to 7:00pm. Get fresh vegetables from local growers including corn, flowers, beans, tomatoes, honey and plenty of herbs. There's always a booth featuring local markers of crafts, arts, clothing, and information from the City of Minneapolis. The Audubon Farmers Market also features live music and food trucks. Plenty of free, street parking. Each week features a different theme like Locally Made Night and one just for kids! Credit card payments are accepted. Kids from 4 to 14 years old can sign up for the Power of Produce program and get free fruit and veggies every week!

Nice small growing farmers market close to the house. They sometimes have bands and music. Fresh locally grown produce. Perfect tomatoes for a Turkey Bacon BLT! Stop down on Thursdays after 4.

Although it’s not the largest farmers market, the Audubon Farmers Market has a nice selection of booths both selling goods and promoting neighborhood programs. There was a decent selection of really nice looking local produce. Other vendors sold goods such as honey, succulents, or spread awareness of upcoming neighborhood projects and activities. Looking forward to going again in spring.

I love the family farmers and their friendliness!! We have been going to this farmers market for three years and feel like all of their family. The power for produce for kids is such a great program! We get excited every week to get different produce and try it out at home!

Some good local options and very nice vendors, but very disappointed in the no pets policy. Response to the response below: this is a lazy response. Clearly there was a dog that was not suitable for public events. The best approach here is to deal with the problem (one dog and owner) instead of the (according to their own web page) 80-100 other dogs that never caused an issue. Think of it this way: I've seen hundreds of poorly behaving children of all ages; is the best response to those problems to ban children? What about strollers or bikes?

Lovely local market with nice produce and artisans. Often has a food truck, live music, and kids craft area. Come and meet some Nordeast Neighbors!

great vegetables, honey, meat from local growers. also new this year a house plant vendor with lots of easy grow succulents

Kids program big winner. Vendors are friendly helpful and great products