Fulton Street Market

On the Grid : Fulton St. Farmers Market

"The Fulton Street Farmers Market is the oldest and largest in Grand Rapids. Newly updated and remodeled in the past couple of years, many of the vendors have been with the Market for generations, and even when the market isn't open, you can see the history by way of the dedication/donation bricks making up the main entrance. Open the first Saturday of May through the last Saturday before Christmas, during the late spring, summer, and fall, you can find some of Michigan’s best produce. Make sure you arrive early for the best selection - if the parking lot is full (which happens lots in the summer), grab a spot on Fountain, the street directly on the north-side of the market." - CreativeMornings Grand Rapids

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"I browsed this historic farmer’s market to score farm-fresh ingredients from Michigan’s agricultural region, packed them in a cooler for the drive, did some people-watching, and shopped from artistic vendors before assembling a picnic." - Serena Maria Daniels

"Fulton St. Farmers Market, Heritage Hill Midtown. The Fulton Street Farmers Market is the oldest and largest in Grand Rapids. Newly updated and remodeled in the past couple of years, many of the vendors have been with the Market for generations, and even when the market isn't open, you can see the history by way of the dedication/donation bricks making up the main entrance. Open the first Saturday of May through the last Saturday before Christmas, during the late spring, summer, and fall, you can find some of Michigan’s best produce. Make sure you arrive early for the best selection - if the parking lot is full (which happens lots in the summer), grab a spot on Fountain, the street directly on the north-side of the market."

Operating since 1922, this year‑round, community‑run market is the city’s gold standard for peak‑season produce, meats, dairy, and artisan goods. Frequently praised by Grand Rapids Magazine and local reporters, it also hosts robust food‑access programs.

Since 1922, this neighborhood market has connected local growers, bakers, and makers with the city. It’s open year-round, supports SNAP and Double Up Food Bucks, and hosts lively themed markets that show GR’s grassroots culture in action.