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Bayside Farmers Market

○Not in season — usually opens in July
13 S State St, St. Ignace, MI, 49781
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13 S State St, St. Ignace, MI, 49781

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Thursdays 3-7pm, July-September

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Website

stignace.com/bayside-farmers-market/

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Charles Merry

Handmade wood products: clocks, signs, and epoxy pieces

Linda Belonga

Fresh-baked bread, cookies, sweets, and garden vegetables

Linda Geiger

Acrylic paintings of birds and nature scenes

Linda Merry

Handmade prayer/meditation rugs, jewelry, and polished rocks

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❄ This market is closed for the season

It usually opens in July. Until then, these markets nearby stay open through the winter:

  • Boyne City Farmers Market · Boyne City, MI · 47 mi

Winter hours change often, so check the market's page before you go. More winter markets →