Minneapolis is the largest city in Minnesota and it is where you can find the Mill City Farmer’s Market. You can easily access the marketplace by metro bus. It nestles between the Guthrie Theatre and the Mill City Museum. It is also close to the Stone Arch Bridge and Mississippi River area. During winter, you can find the market inside the arts center once a month. The Mill City Farmer’s Market provides a map of vendors for vacationers to make their shopping experience a great one! Aside from having friendly vendors and nice market staff, The Mill City Farmer's Market in Minneapolis has become a top choice because of being a wholly organic market. During the growing season, the organically grown produce becomes overwhelmingly inexpensive at the Mill City Farmer’s Market. You will surely love buying the best goods here while enjoying the beautiful scenery. It is exciting to look around the market every week because the vegetables that they sell are based on the season. You can definitely make a feast for your eyes and your taste buds! From apples to zucchinis, the Mill City Farmer's Market is the best place to go. The maple syrup, salsa, world winning cheeses, forest honey and pickled watermelon rind in this market are the favorites of both locals and tourists. These goods are available all year round. You can buy quality brewer coffee and beans at Palmira Café. If you are looking for some great treats or gifts, don’t forget to get some chocolate or artisan baked pie in this marketplace. From hand-woven, sculpted and sewn crafts to an assortment of antiques, furniture and jewelries are available. Everything that you can find at the Mill City Farmer’s Market is great eye candy. You can also spot cooking classes, live music and clown shows when you visit the marketplace.Photo Mill City Farmer's Market by Innotata is licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0