Lori S.
8/22/2025
Visited the New Hope Farmers Market on Aug. 21. It has about 12-13 vendors and two or three food vendors. I bought honey, veggies, a giant cantaloupe, pickles, and more! Although it's small,...
New Hope Farmers Market
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4401 Xylon Ave N
Minneapolis, MN 55428
Located in the heart of Minneapolis, MN, the New Hope Farmers Market offers a vibrant tapestry of local flavors and artisanal crafts. Visitors can meander through bustling stalls overflowing with freshly picked produce, homemade jams, and handcrafted goods. The air is alive with the symphony of chatter and laughter, creating a welcoming atmosphere for all who wander its bustling aisles.
As the sun bathes the market in a golden glow, shoppers can engage with passionate vendors who are eager to share the stories behind their goods. From fragrant bouquets of flowers to savory baked treats, there is something to delight every sense. The New Hope Farmers Market is not just a place to shop—it's a community hub where neighbors come together to celebrate the bounty of the land and the creativity of local artisans.
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3.55 reviewsJean J.
7/17/2025
New Hope Farmers Market. Thursdays opening at 3:00 p.m. only about 12 vendors and only three had veggies but that's enough for me I don't like the bigger markets. I got Cherry tomatoes, slicing...
Kelly G.
11/30/2023
It's no longer--shut down two years ago. Not a great idea to have it right across the street from Hy-Vee, which essentially is a large corporate competitor. People stopped buying, vendors stopped...
Maija M.
6/28/2013
Surprisingly large for a weekend farmer's market in the 'burbs. Lots of vendors with everything from produce to meat, baked goods, flea market type items, as well as some other vendors selling...
Food C.
8/13/2015
This market is now at 36th ave, and Boone ave, at a church on the corner. It seemed most of the vendors offered the same veggies. Except for two vendors, none stated how their produce was raised....
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