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Mill City Farmers Market

Browse local farmers and makers in the Mill District beside the Guthrie and Mill City Museum. The market adds a food-focused pause to a riverfront outing.

Mill City Farmers Market

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Why go

This market gives the Mill District a food stop independent of Mill City Museum. Local vendors add a different way to experience the neighborhood, and the setting beside the Guthrie makes it easy to combine a market browse with the riverfront landscape.

What to look for

  • Browse local produce and makers’ stalls against the backdrop of the Mill District.

Useful to know

  • Allow about 60 minutes to browse vendors beside the Guthrie when the market is operating.
  • Check the market calendar and venue before pairing a vendor browse with Mill City Museum and the riverfront.

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Outdoor visit · 30–60 min

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America/Chicago · Oct 3, 2026 / Nov 2, 2026

Saturday
09:00–13:00
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