The South Lansing Community Farmers Market is held every Saturday 10 am to 2 pm, June through September at Benjamin Davis Park. MasterCard, VISA, EBT/Bridge Cards, and Senior/Project Fresh Coupons are always accepted. Eat Fresh, Get Fit, Have Fun!
The South Lansing Community Farmers Market is now accepting applications for the 2010 Market Season. Please complete the application and the vendor guideline form.
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The South Lansing Community Farmers Market was established in the Summer of 2009 by the SLCDA with the hopes of bringing farm fresh produce to a traditionally underserved community in South Lansing. Farmers markets allow consumers to have access to locally grown, farm fresh produce, enable farmers the opportunity to develop a personal relationship with their customers, and cultivate consumer loyalty with the farmers who grow the produce. Today, there are nearly 4,800 farmers markets operating throughout the nation.
Meet the Vendors
When you come to the South Lansing Farmers Market, you'll find our vendors are as diverse as their products!
Cool Cucumber
Rick Brooks lives in Holt and sells from his backyard garden. He gardens chemical free and offers gardens veggies such as lettuce mixes, tomatoes, roasting veggies, and greens.
Felzke Farms
The Felzke Farm is located in Dewitt and they are known best for their berries, but they bring a full stock of fruits and vegetables all summer!
Graber Produce
Andrew Graber and his family offer an incredible array of fresh produce, direct in most cases from their farm in Quincy, but also items from the larger Amish community of which they are members.
Houa’s
Houa and her mother sell a great variety of Asian vegetables fresh from their gardens in Lansing. Find tomatoes, greens, squash, and other stir fry veggies.
Khou’s Produce
Khou also grows in Lansing in their community garden. Her daughters sell her green beans, salad greens, stir fry veggies, and watermelons of all sizes.
Ofilia
Ofilia Diaz brings us breakfast and lunch every Saturday. You can snack on her famous tamales, breakfast or lunch burritos and baked goods.
School Gardens
Dwight Rich Middle School and North Elementary both have school gardens and energetic teachers Meredee Vaughan and Ying Zheng go above and beyond their teaching duties to help the students prosper from their hard work in the gardens.
Whitetail Farm
Jim Howley gardens at his home in Lansing and sells a great variety of fresh vegetables. He is happy to share recipes and cooking tips from his experience as a caterer and home cook.
50 or Less
Roger’s cooking will most likely be the first thing you smell at the market. Check out his barbecued pork, beef, and chicken, and ask about his wonderful soups and sandwiches.