Saline Farmers Market - Saturdays and Tuesdays

Saturdays, 8am-noon Downtown on S. Ann Arbor St. and Tuesdays, 3pm-7pm at the Saline District Library.


Corn and tomatoes are in as well as peaches and blueberries...wow, is it almost time to can peaches and freeze corn and blueberries?  How about canning pickles?  Jams and jellies sure are yummy and easy to can and freeze.  There's so many veggies showing up on the vendors' tables...too many to list.  Come see for yourself and buy your favorites.


Baked Goods are a popular destination for our customers, especially yummy bread, muffins, cookies, sweet rolls, pepperoni rolls and the very popular hand made pies.  Granola is also a favorite of many customers.


Linda Conrad of Mama Mofoods brings her delicious hummus in a variety of flavors every other week to the Saturday Market.  Come by for a sample taste.


Also popular items are eggs, meat, coffee, honey and maple syrup - yum!


Hand-crafted items including wooden bowls and pens, jewelry, baskets, soaps and lip balms are also available.  In fact a satisfied customer wrote the following in an email to our vendor Jean and Bethany Slater of Celtic Dairy who make soaps and lip balms: "I bought my first bar of Lavender goat milk soap at the Saline Farmers Market on Tuesday. I have never used such fantastic soap before and I've used a lot of soap in my 50+ years. It makes lots of beautifully scented bubbles but rinses away without any residue.  My old skin is baby soft.  I will be buying more as soon as possible."  Celtic Dairy is at the Saturday and Tuesday Farmers Markets.


There are still plenty of beautiful plants and flowers.


We look forward to seeing you on Saturday and/or Tuesday.


For more information call Nancy Crisp, Market Manager at 734 429-3518 or visit our website cityofsaline.org/farmersmarket.

Saline Saturday and Tuesday Farmers Markets have 20 vendors with so many choices.  Lots of veggies and fruit including the first peaches of the season (yum!) as well as yummy baked goods, cheese, meat, eggs, jams and jellies, coffee and so much more.  There are still plants and flowers to beautify your home and hand-crafted items that make great gifts.

Saturday Farmers Market open 8am-noon, Downtown on S. Ann Arbor St., May-Oct.

Tuesday Farmers Market open 3-7pm, Saline District Library, 555 N. Maple Rd., June-Sept.

Website:  cityofsaline.org/farmersmarket

Saline Tuesday Farmers Market has more vendors and more choices.  Located at the Saline District Library, 555 N. Maple Rd. every Tuesday from 3pm-7pm the market offers shopping opportunities to those coming home from work as well as patrons who find the hours perfect for their schedule.  Available at the market are fresh local veggies and fruit, an abundance of flowers and plants, yummy baked goods and beautifully hand-crafted items as well as eggs, meat, jams...and so much more.

Website:  cityofsaline.org/farmersmarket

Beginning Saturday June 9 the Saline Farmers Market is accepting the Bridge Card for purchases at the market. 

Patrons with a state issued Bridge Card can visit the Bridge Card booth at the Saturday Saline Farmers Market to get tokens in $1 increments to use for market purchases.  The amount requested will be subtracted from their Bridge Card and market tokens will be issued to use at participating market vendors stalls.  Look for a “Bridge Card Tokens Accepted Here” sign in vendors stalls which will identify those who accept the Bridge Card tokens. 

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) / Bridge Card provides financial assistance for food purchasing to low- and no-income people and families living in the U.S.  It is a federal aid program, administered by the Food and Nutrition Service of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, but benefits are distributed by the individual U.S. states. It is historically and commonly known as the Food Stamp Program.

Items that can be purchased with the Bridge Card are all foods items as long as they are not hot, prepared foods that are meant to be eaten immediately.  Also included are seeds and plants that produce food.

Tokens can be redeemed at the Tuesday Saline Farmers Market but can only be purchased at the Saturday Saline Farmers Market. 

We are very excited to add the SNAP program to the Farmers Market this year.  This program will provide low income families the opportunity to buy local, fresh food, attract more customers to our market and become one of the many Farmers Markets who are participating in this program.

For more information call Nancy Crisp, Market Manager at 734 429-3518 or email salinefarmersmarket@comcast.net or visit our website at  cityofsaline.org/farmersmarket.

Tuesday Farmers Market Begins June 5^th

The mid-week market begins this Tuesday, June 5^th from 3pm-7pm and runs through September 25^th at the Saline District Library, 555 N. Maple Road, ½ mile north of Michigan Ave. with plenty of convenient parking.

Many of our customers have been waiting for the opening and have told us that they look forward to being able to shop in the afternoon on their way home from work or just because it is a very convenient time for them.

The market has so much to choose from including flowers, plants, hanging baskets, annuals, perennials and vegetable and herb plants.  Baked goods will be plentiful as well as eggs, meat, maple syrup, jams, and grilling rubs.  We have an assortment of Spring produce and fruit and as the market continues we will have an awesome abundance of veggies and fruit. 

Hand-crafted items will include soaps, lotions, wood-crafted items, beautiful jewelry, candles, yard art, bird feeders and houses and much more.

For more information call Nancy Crisp, Market Manager at 734 429-3518 or email salinefarmersmarket@comcast.net or visit our website at  cityofsaline.org/farmersmarket.

Strawberries, Asparagus and so much more at the Saline Farmers Market

Strawberry season has begun and the strawberries are sweet and juicy.  Asparagus is plentiful and really delicious.  Of course we still have many varieties of plants, hanging baskets, annuals, perennials and vegetable and herb plants.  

Have you tried our bread, muffins, sweet rolls, cookies, brownies, pies, sweet breads, and granola?  If you have you know how delicious they are and if you haven't come to the Saturday Market and buy some of your favorite baked goods.

As always our egg vendor and our coffee vendor are popular destinations for our customers.  We also have honey, maple syrup and local cheese.

Also available is some very unique and decorative yard art as well as beautiful jewelry and hand-crafted wooden bowls and pens.

We are open on Saturday from 8am-noon from May-October and located Downtown on S. Ann Arbor St., 1/2 block south of Michigan Ave.

For more information call Nancy Crisp, Market Manager at 734 429-3518 or email salinefarmersmarket@comcast.net or visit our website at  cityofsaline.org/farmersmarket.

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Plants and Flowers Galore at the Saline Farmers Market

So many choices at the Saline Farmers Market...beautiful flowers, plants, hanging baskets, planters, annuals and perennials as well as vegetable and herb plants.  Lots of spring produce is available as well as local cheese, honey, maple syrup, jams, eggs, meat, coffee and luscious baked goods.  Hand-crafted items are plentiful such as wood bowls and pens, jewelry, garden art, soap, baskets and much more, all created by local artisans.  The Market is open on Saturday from 8am-noon, May-October, downtown on S. Ann Arbor St., 1/2 block south of Michigan Ave.

Look for our Master Gardeners at the market who can answer your gardening questions.  They are very helpful and friendly.

Our Tuesday Farmers Market located at the District Library, 555 N. Maple Road opens June 5 and runs through September 25 with a convenient time of 3-7pm which is handy for those of you who work and want to shop on your way home.   We have lots of choices just like the Saturday Market.

For more information call Nancy Crisp, Market Manager at 734 429-3518 or emailsalinefarmersmarket@comcast.net or visit our website at  cityofsaline.org/farmersmarket.

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