Shop For Fresh Produce In A Historic Downtown Square At The Town Square Farmers Market In North Dakota

It's growing season again, and that means the return of local farmers' markets. These markets give you the opportunity to shop for the freshest, straight-from-the-farm, locally-produced fruits and vegetables as well as homemade goods and more. There are quite a few markets across the prairie, but none are so uniquely located as the Town Square Farmers' Market in North Dakota. Plus, how many other markets out there can say they have a market trolley? Check it out for yourself:

Visit the historic Town Square in Grand Forks, North Dakota every Saturday throughout summer and you can shop for fresh produce and more.

The Town Square Farmers' Market runs from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. each Saturday, starting in June and ending in late September.

Local farmers, bakers, and craftspersons bring their fresh fruits and veggies, homemade goods, and a variety of other items to sell each weekend.

You can find everything from fresh flowers to original paintings. The vendors vary greatly and it is the perfect time to shop for yourself, your family, or for friends.

Treat yourself or put a smile on someone's face with a fresh, made-from-scratch baked good like these...

...or these. There are also vendors that sell food hot and ready and there are often musicians performing live music.

With so many things to shop for, you could easily spend the whole Saturday browsing the market!

The Town Square Farmers' Market even has a market trolley that is meant to bring fresh produce to the community. How cool is that?

Stop by weekly to bring the freshest of produce home and pick up treats, jewelry, home decor, and more along the way.

Learn more about the Town Square Farmers Market in North Dakota by visiting the official website or Facebook page.

Where is your favorite place to get fresh produce in North Dakota? There is a farm-to-table restaurant in the state you should visit for meals made from the freshest local ingredients.