Vendor Events in Marshall, MI

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61st Annual Marshall Historic Home Tour held the first weekend of September. Includes juried art show on the lawn of the iconic Honolulu House, plus a vintage market across the street at Brooks Fountain Circle. Self-guided tours of historic homes.

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Quirky East Texas festival on Marshall's historic downtown square featuring fire ant calling contest, craft vendors, food booths, live music, parade, and family activities. A beloved Marshall tradition since 1983.

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Happening every Saturday morning from May through early October, this weekly farmers market brings together local growers and food producers in the heart of Marshall on N Jefferson St. The market runs early, starting at 7:30 AM and wrapping up by 12:30 PM, giving vendors and shoppers a solid window to browse and do business before the day gets hot. This timing is typical for farmers markets in the Midwest, where early morning hours mean fresher produce and a more relaxed shopping experience. What you'll find here reflects the seasonal rhythms of Missouri agriculture. Expect an evolving lineup of vegetables, fruits, and other farm products that change week to week as different crops come into season. Beyond produce, the market hosts bakers selling fresh breads and pastries, herb growers with everything from culinary staples to specialty varieties, local beekeepers with honey and related products, and farmers offering eggs and other farm staples. Flowers and plants show up as well, making Marshall Market on the Square a good stop if you're looking to refresh gardens or porch planters. Some vendors also bring crafts and other handmade goods, adding variety to what's typically a produce-focused environment. As a weekly farmers market in a small Missouri town, this event attracts a regular crowd of home cooks, gardeners, and shoppers who value knowing where their food comes from. The Saline County community supports consistent vendor participation, so you'll likely see familiar faces week to week. The market accepts credit cards, which removes payment friction for both vendors and customers. The five-month season, running May 4 through October 5, aligns with peak growing months when supply is abundant and quality is at its highest. If you're a food or produce vendor looking to establish a regular selling spot or test new products, this weekly market offers a stable, community-oriented venue.

25 spots open

Small-town producer market along the French Broad River in historic Marshall with Madison County farmers offering vegetables, fruit, baked goods, honey, cheese, prepared foods, and handcrafted mountain art in downtown Marshall.

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Southwest Minnesota market in Lyon County with local prairie farms, produce, and artisan food products.