📢 BREAKING: Minneapolis Farmers Market Open Rain or Shine This Weekend (Sept 18–20)

 📢 Weekend Event Alert: Minneapolis Farmers Market

🗓️ Dates and Hours
  • Friday, September 18: 7:00 AM – 1:00 PM (Ideal for beating the weekend rush and scoring the freshest picks).
  • Saturday, September 19: 6:00 AM – 1:00 PM (Peak market day with the largest variety of vendors).
  • Sunday, September 20: 6:00 AM – 1:00 PM (Great for Sunday morning strolls and closing-weekend deals).
  • Vendor Protection: The market operates rain or shine! Vendors are safely positioned under the signature permanent red structural canopies, keeping the produce, crafts, and sellers completely dry.
🌧️ Weather Advisory & Preparation
☔ Rainfall Notice
  • Friday Outlook: Current forecasts indicate it may rain on both Friday and Saturday.
🧳 What to Bring
  • Umbrella and Rain Gear: Be prepared and bring an umbrella! While the vendors are covered under sheds, the walkways between the aisles are open to the sky.
  • Car to Gate Walk: Most importantly, don't forget to keep your umbrella handy for the walk to and from your car, as the main parking lots are fully exposed to the elements.
Reminder: 💳 SNAP / EBT Accepted

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