There’s nothing better than waking up on a Saturday morning in the summer and visiting your local farmer’s market for delicious summer fruits and vegetables. When winter rolls into the Great Lake State, many farmer’s markets shut down for the season. But not this delightful farmer’s market, which offers an indoor experience in the winter! Let's take a look at Holland, Michigan Farmers Market, one of the best farmers markets in Michigan.
The Holland Farmers Market operates at the Holland Civic Center Place in West Michigan.
This popular outdoor Dutch Christmas market is perfect for discovering holiday gifts and cheer.
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Once Christmas has passed, the farmer’s market moves inside the civic center from January through April for residents to enjoy in the cold winter months.
Have you visited this market before? Have you been to an indoor market? Let us know what you think in the comments below!
While you're there, discover more extraordinary things about Holland, Michigan, and why it's a town unlike any other in America. If you're traveling through, reserve a room on Hotels.com.
I don’t know about you, but I believe visiting a flea market is a time-honored tradition that never fails to excite me. There’s just something delightful about perusing row after row of trinkets, antiques, and all sorts of collectibles – each with a charm all its own. It’s nearly impossible to leave a great flea market without a few new treasures in hand, and we’ve compiled a list of the 10 best flea markets in Michigan that you simply have to visit. Are you ready to hunt for treasures? If so, make room in your car trunk, grab your multi-use wagons, and let’s go hunting at these incredible Michigan flea markets. Check them out:
You’re in for a major treat at this flea market in Paw Paw, which prides itself on being one of the largest in the state. Reits opens for the season in mid-April and features over 500 outdoor booths to explore. There’s really no telling what sort of finds you’ll pick up here - and this sense of mystery is part of the appeal! Visit Reits Flea Market before the end of October each year to grab up the best finds before the holiday season approaches.
This hotspot in Richmond is a Michigan classic that every bargain hunter will absolutely adore. On Sundays and Tuesdays between May and October, this massive outdoor gathering of goods draws in crowds of excited shoppers. It’s the perfect place to find anything from fine antique furniture to adorable crafts for your home - and everything in between. Surprises await your visit to this awesome Michigan-based flea market.
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Join The Turned Leg as she heads to the Armada Flea Market in Richmond, Michigan to discover some great deals and interesting finds in this video:
While this incredible spot in the lakeside town of Holland bills itself as a collectibles shop and not a flea market, the treasures that await inside will keep you coming back time and time again. If you can imagine it, you’ll find it at Harvest - the shop’s shelves are stocked with everything from vintage records to shabby-chic furniture to political memorabilia from years past. But that’s not all: the friendly service at Harvest is second to none, and it will quickly become your new favorite stop on Michigan’s west coast. Hunt for treasures and more at this incredible local destination!
Make the journey to Romulus and stop in at Greenlawn Grove, which is the perfect place to pick up collectible items at bargain prices. From musical instruments to vintage toys, there’s something for every shopper at Greenlawn. The market is open every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Connect with Greenlawn Grove Flea Market on Facebook for more info.
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5. Michigan Antique Festivals (Midland and Davisburg)
Can you imagine perusing over 80 acres worth of unique goods? Well, you’re in luck: the Michigan Antique Festival brings this dream to life each year. With two locations, one in Davisburg and one in Midland, there’s no shortage of awesome merchandise to explore at this unique festival. Check out this year’s festival on select dates and take home the treasures of your dreams.
Watch a short clip about the Michigan Antique Festival and what you can expect to find at this fun family outing in Michigan:
The trip to Howard City is well worth it for a chance to check out all sorts of treasures at Burley Park. During the warmer months, it’s an incredible place to purchase carefully made handicrafts and enjoy everything from vintage clothing to local produce. It’s the perfect way to spend a day in the Great Lakes State!
This massive flea market features over 400 dealers, each of whom offered something unique and exciting. Glasswares, jewelry, and vintage furniture are some of the highlights that you’ll find at Allegan Antiques Market, which operates the last Sunday of every month between May and September. Don’t forget to grab an elephant ear or corn dog from one of the on-site carnival vendors!
Our state’s capital is no stranger to the flea market game, and this amazing market near Lansing proves it. No matter how many times you check out the Mega Mall, you’re guaranteed to find surprises in store. There’s definitely a reason that this huge market has been in business for over 20 years - and you simply must experience it for yourself!
This must-see market bills itself as the largest in Oakland County, and we certainly believe it! Hundreds of vendors flock to Dixieland to sell their treasures, and you’ll be in bargain-hunting heaven as you peruse the rows. Dixieland even offers both outdoor and indoor space, so you can count on a great time in any weather. You never know what you'll find at Dixieland Flea Market! This Michigan-based flea market is a true gem.
Take a video tour of the Dixieland Flea Market in Waterford TWP to see what kind of treasures you can expect to see when you visit:
Every Sunday, the Royal Oak Flea Market draws in scores of excited visitors, and with good reason — there’s a treasure here for every type of shopper! This bargain-hunting hot spot is one of the most popular of its kind in the Metro Detroit area, and you’ll certainly want to spend a while exploring. The best part? It’s attached to the Royal Oak Farmers Market, so you can grab a few fresh fruits and veggies for the road!
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Have you been to any of the best flea markets in Michigan we've featured here? What is the biggest flea market near you? We’d love to hear from you in the comment section - be sure to share your best-ever bargain find. Happy treasure hunting!
Longing for more adventure? The Great Lakes State is full of discoveries waiting to be made. Visit The Bay Antique Center for more treasure-hunting fun!
The Amish Flea Market Every Michigander Needs To Explore At Least Once
Yoder’s Amish Flea Market in Clare, Michigan, offers a unique experience with handmade items, delicious food, and a large craft show and quilt auction.
Did you know that Michigan is home to the sixth-largest Amish population in the United States? There are approximately 18,000 people in the Michigan Amish community. If you would like to see the simple way of life up close, visit this Amish Flea Market in Clare, MI that takes place right on an Amish farm.
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Yoder’s Amish Flea Market is located in Clare in central Michigan, which has a large Amish population. You’ll know you’ve arrived in Clare when you start seeing just as many horses and buggies as you do cars!
Some visitors come to the flea market exclusively for the food. Naturally, you can find decadent Amish baked goods but you can also find kettle corn, ice cream, lemonade, french fries, sloppy joes, and more!
This flea market is one of the largest and most well-attended craft shows and quilt auctions in Michigan. Make sure to bring along some sunscreen, a water bottle, and cash for all the goodies you purchase.
While you’re in Clare you’ll be able to visit one of our favorite Amish bakeries, which we featured on our scenic Amish country route that leads to four old-fashioned bakeries. If you are spending some time in Clare, make sure you plan a day trip to Traverse City (about 90 miles to the northwest) for a Michigan wine-country tour.
