Farmers Market


Farmers Market Closed For Season 2026

With over 35 local vendors each week, you will find an incredible selection of fresh fruits and vegetables, cheese, meats, eggs, baked goods, flowers, handmade crafts, and unique gifts. From farm-fresh produce to specialty foods, arts, crafts, and LIVE music, there's something for everyone!

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SHOP VIRTUALLY with your favorite vendors!

Some of our Portage Farmers Market vendors conduct business outside of the average market season. Lucky for you, we have compiled a list of these wonderful purveyors so you can shop with them no matter the season!

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Aunt Mary's Farm

Bailey’s Meats - Pork, milk, butter, cheese. Also retails Moo-ville ice cream, honey from Hannah’s Apiaries, maple syrup, beef, eggs, salsa, BBQ sauce, Michigan-made jams, and more. Shop virtually or visit their Market at 9641 South 8th Street Schoolcraft, MI 49087 on M/W/F from 2 PM – 6 PM and Saturdays from 9 AM – 4 PM.

Bennett Farms - Sustainably raised poultry and pork. Meat box subscription available. Shop virtually!

Blooma Farm

Bonamego Farms

Celery City Coffee Roasters - Specialty coffee roaster of 100% Arabica coffee. Offers Fair Trade and Organic options. Shop virtually. Free delivery to the Greater Kalamazoo and Portage areas when ordered online - no minimum purchase!

The Cheese People of Grand Rapids - Your go-to for artisanal, delicious cheese. Wide range of soft-hard cheese, cheese dips, and more. Shop virtually!

Coffee Rescue

Crooked Tree Mycorrhizal Connections

Daisy Art - Jewelry made from pressed flowers, leather, Petosky and Leland Blue Stones, beach sand, starfish, and shells. Home décor & hand-crafted kitchen towels. Shop virtually on Facebook!

Darrell Imaginarian

Dutchman Orchards

East Yarrow Farm

Emery Foods

Fruit Haven Orchard - Family farm producing quality fruits and veggies since 1912. Visit their self-serve fruit stand at 65034 50th Street, Lawrence, MI 49064 - open year-round unless the temperature is below 20 degrees Fahrenheit.

Full Circle Farm - Small farm that grows fruit & vegetables. No chemicals and no till. Shop virtual

Grampa’s Pastys - Handmade fresh and frozen Michigan Pasties, using local farm vegetables and local, unenriched, and unbleached flour. Natural products with no preservatives. Shop virtually!

La Guatamalteca Tamales

La Guatamalteca Food Truck

The Incredible Kettle - Purveyor of gourmet kettle corn offering many different flavors. Shop virtually on their Shop virtually on their website, or by visiting their Facebook page!

J & S Farms

MI Country Mama - Handmade bath and body products, cold-processed soap, deodorant, bug repellent, sugar scrubs, and more! Locally source materials and natural or organic ingredients. Shop virtually!

Natural Habitat Candle Company - Small batch, hand-poured, 100% soy candles and wax melts with 100% cotton wicks. Shop virtually or browse their partner locations via their website!

Sarkozy Bakery - Kalamazoo-based bakery, established in 1978. Pastries, cookies, breads, and more. Visit their storefront at 350 East Michigan Avenue, Kalamazoo, MI 49007!

VerHage Fruit Farms

Wild Hearts Bakehouse

Zazu Mushrooms - Locally grown mushrooms including oyster varieties, lion's mane, chaga, and more. Fresh mushrooms and tinctures are available. Shop virtually!




  1. Food Assistance
  2. Vendor Applications
  • Many of the vendors at Portage Farmers Market participate in food assistance programs such as:
    1. SNAP
    2. Double Up Food Bucks
    3. Senior Project Fresh
    4. WIC
  • How do I use my food assistance dollars at the market?
    1. Visit the Market Manager’s tent, and we’ll help you get started.
  • Which products can I buy with food assistance?
    1. Each program has its own rules, so we recommend that you check out this very helpful flyer that makes it easy to understand what you can buy. 
  • How do I know which vendors accept food assistance payments?
    1. Each vendor will display a sign at their tent listing which food assistance programs they participate in.
    2. Don’t see a sign?  It never hurts to ask a vendor if they participate. (Sometimes they’ve just forgotten to put their sign up.)