| The Downtown Marquette Farmers Market (DMFM) is looking for farmers, growers, food producers, artisans, musicians, and local community organizations to be part of the 2026 market season. With flexible commitment options and pay schedules, prospective vendors have a wide array of opportunities. While there is no official deadline for applications, for Musicians and Full-time Vendors its best to get applications in before April. The market application is available online at https://www.mqtfarmersmarket.com/apply
2026 Season Open Applications
“We look for applicants who are passionate about what they do or are looking to bring an idea to life,” says Market Manager Brian Shier. “We have options that work great with all vendor types, from vendors looking to start a business, or vendors ready for another great year.” Interested participants can choose which dates they would like to be considered for, and do not need to commit to every date in a market season. Daily rates range from $25-$40. Flexible commitment options include:
All products available for sale at the market must be made by those selling them. No resale vendors are permitted. Priority is placed on those who use local ingredients and products. Examples of products eligible to be sold at the market include:
For full details about who is eligible to participate and what products can be sold, please refer to the Market Policies on the market’s website. The market also welcomes applications from non-religious or non-politically affiliated community organizations to be featured at The Community Table during the Saturday Market season. Musicians are also central to creating a welcoming environment for market shoppers. Interested musicians are encouraged to submit an application before April. More information about benefits, offerings, and rates for vendors is available on the market’s website www.mqtfarmersmarket.com. |
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About The Marquette Downtown Development Authority and Farmers Market:
Celebrating 50 years, established in 1976, the purpose of the Marquette Downtown Development Authority is to “halt property value deterioration and increase property tax valuation…to eliminate the causes of that deterioration and to promote economic growth” throughout Downtown Marquette. At times unexpected, Downtown Marquette is always alive with unique businesses, amazing flavors, welcoming events, vibrant arts, and boundless opportunities.
The Downtown Marquette Farmers Market is the largest market in the U.P., now in its 27th season. It welcomes farmers, growers, producers, and artisans.
Media Contact:
Brian Shier
Market Manager
Marquette Downtown Farmers Market
farmersmarket@downtownmarquette.org
O: 906-299 7786
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