Meet Our Vendors
Ann Casper is in the kitchen baking scrumptious cookies! Also, sells honey, maple syrup, and eggs.
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Ann Casper
517-244-0567
Natasha Landolt has worked since high school building an exquisite line of jewelry. All handmade items.
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Natasha Landolt
natashalandolt@yahoo.com (preferred contact)
517-599-9889
Ken and Merri Bayard produce a line of candles, wax melts, handcrafted jewelry, wood products, artisan soaps, lotions, creams, and scrubs. Based in Webberville MI.
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Ken and Merri Bayard
bayardcandleco@gmail.com
Dave & Malinda Barr own and operate The Beeswax Barrn. They handcraft the candles, body products, and their entire line of products (bees wax based) in Michigan.
Also offers:
- Wholesale Pricing
- Consignment Agreements
- Fundraising Programs
- Custom Scent Development
- Private Labeling
- Gift Packaging
- Personal Container Refills
- Home parties and shows
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Dave & Malinda Barr
Phone: (517) 749-5278
Email: malibarr339@gmail.com
Website: Ralya House Beeswax Essentials
Looking for new ideas/plants to beautify your yard? Stop by the Better Finds booth! Operated by Lynette Bugenske from Saginaw MI, Better Finds specializes in native Michigan perennials and ferns and nursery stock.
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Lynette Fouch Bugenske
989-980-6228 Mobile
MIwildflowers@charter.net
https://www.localharvest.org/betterfinds-nativeplants-M28286
https://www.facebook.com/BetterFindsLLC
Bidigare Gardens provides a line of vegetables and herbs.
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Barb Bidigare
Big Cheesy Grill is a food truck bringing sandwiches, mac and cheese and nachos to the Market.
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Christal Epps
When the pandemic hit, and everyone needed masks, I slowly began teaching myself. I found that I really enjoy sewing. I am especially fond of sewing adorable baby items. Aprons and other items can be found in my array of handmade products.
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Melissa Boza
FaceBook/BozasBoutique
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A stroke survivor, Jon Boza found woodworking his therapy and passion. Jon makes use of reclaimed wood, woodland finds, and new lumber for his creations. Customizing his products is an option.
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Jon Boza
517-245-7155
We are a grandmother/daughter/granddaughter (Jean, Harmony and Greta) business that has a small goat herd in Haslett, MI. This is our 5th year making and selling our luxurious soaps, using milk from a local herd. Our established customers love our products and we hope you do too! We began in 2017 milking two Nigerian Dwarf does. Along with soaps, there are felted art items and goat milk fudge.
They are the mother/daughter foundation of our farm: Fili and Clover. We have recently started using milk from a friend’s goat herd in, also in Ingham Co.
We offer select soaps and fudge that can be ordered online from our website ordering system https://www.chickadeegmsoap.etsy.com/ with delivery to the Eastern Ingham Farmers Market on Sundays.
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Jean Fierke
517-575-8153
boomlacalaca@yahoo.com
Cory and Symantha Outwater are the C & S of this Family Farm. Over the course of the market season they offer delectable fruits and vegetables.
Also look for Symantha’s homemade decorated sugar cookies, individually packaged in a variety of themes. Fondly named Auntie Cookie’s Cookies after Symantha’s Aunt Cookie’s favorite recipe. These cookies are very popular with children and adults alike. Customers can pre-order cookies for special events with customized decorations and shapes.
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Cory Outwater
734-945-1438
Symantha Outwater
The Cheese People offers a unique cheese experience at the market. They produce small batch cheeses that vary from make to make, and cut the blocks and wheels to order on site so that customers can experience the connection to the factory and the aging room.
Contact Information:
David Grothause
619-518-1661
dave@thecheesepeople.com
https://www.facebook.com/TheCheesePeopleofGrandRapids
www.ordercheesepeoplemi.com
Located in Haslett, this eclectic business offers eggs, varieties of beans, and handcrafted soap made from goat milk. We specialize in goat milk soap made with natural, sustainable oils and ingredients for all skin types!
We attend:
Eastern Ingham Farmers Market in Williamston on Sundays 10am-2pm,
Bath Farmers Market Thursdays 3pm-7pm, and
Meridian Twp Farmers Market Wednesday 3pm-7pm.
Online orders can be delivered to any of these markets.
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Jean Fierke
Phone: 517-575-8153
Email: boomlacalaca@yahoo.com
Facebook at chickadee goat milk soap
The Circle F offers eggs and a variety of meat products including non-GMO grass-fed lamb, beef, pastured pork, chicken, duck, turkey, quail. Also, offers rabbit and handmade soaps.
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Jacob Farley
989-640-1440
CircleFRanchFowler@gmail.com
Cooking Herbs, Micro Greens, and Gourmet Veggies
Our cooking herbs are harvested fresh from the garden and will last up to 5 days. Pick them up on market day and use them when you want during the week. We also sell a large selection of dried herbs and seasoning salts.
Micro Greens are grown year-round. They are the mini-me of full grown veggies. They taste the same and pack just as much nutrition as their full grown version.
Our veggies are picked fresh from the garden too. We like to grow the fancy types that add personal flare to your dishes; green onions, cherry tomatoes, colorful carrots, and snow peas, to name a few. Check us out for a full listing of available vegetables.
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Coleen Stowell
517-449-0797
coleensgreens@gmail.com
Facebook.com/coleensgreens
coleensgreens.com
Dawn Fyrciak creates handcrafted clothing for 11.5″, 14″, and 18″ dolls, as well as fleece shawls, scarves, throws; neck bone pillows, pet pillows; and tote bags and other miscellaneous crafts.
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Dawn Fyrciak
517-223-8519 (Note: Leave message with questions and requests.)
FyrciakD@hotmail.com (Note: Put “Doll Clothes” in the subject line.)
English Flower Farm is a family run flower farm based in Williamston, Michigan growing over 60 varieties for farmers markets and subscriptions.
The English Family has been farming in Michigan for over 120 Years and have newly expanded into growing fresh cut flowers.
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Kathie English
517-281-9993
Fresh picked Gala and Honey Crisp apples at our orchard located at 2150 Sherwood Road Williamston Mi.
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Elaine and Jim Flore, Co-Owners/Growers
Phone: 517-614-1631
email: elaineflore@aol.com
Fresh, healthy Mediterranean grill.
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Jamil (Jay) Jaber
517-243-8906
fromscratchfoodtruck@outlook.com
Facebook at Fromscratchfoodtruck_details
Marty offers a variety of vegetables and herbs.
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Martin Braman
6169705971
braman.marty@gmail.com
Facebook at Happy Buddha Farm
Scrumptous Donuts
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Casey Croad
(989)865-0986
ignitedonuts@gmail.com
Knife, scissors, and blade sharpening.
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Tony Evans
(517) 243-9680
hometownhone@gmail.com
We are a licensed perennial grower of over 6000 plants! We offer garden design as well. Dust-ee Acres is open late April-October. Home grown farm goods; beef, chicken and eggs, vegetable plants, herbs, etc.
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Denise James
(517) 204-1127
Denisegardening@gmail.com
Greatperennials@facebook
James Dust-ee Acres Farm Facebook
Pre-order through text 517-204-1127 or email denisegardening.com
Jennifer Jeremiah – The Conscious Cloth was founded in 2019 with a commitment to replace disposable and synthetically-made household items with ethically-made and sourced renewable fibers that can be reused again and again! Our head seamstress (that’s me, Jennifer!) sews each item in her home studio in Michigan, USA.
After owning and operating my own clothing line for almost a decade, I’ve learned the inner-workings of the textile community, including the devastating reality it can have on farmers and those in the production process. Without truly knowing the impact, many wear leggings made of plastic and wash their faces with the same allergen while companies conceal and market cheap, synthetic materials as beneficial. In a “fast” society that hides the truth about the reality of its products, we choose the “slow” method …and transparency. We don’t use microfibers (i.e. plastics!); we don’t use “athletic, wicking” materials (i.e. plastics!). We choose natural and sustainable fibers. We choose chemical-free organics. We choose health…and our bodies…and your bodies…and farmers’ bodies…and the earth’s body.
At THE CONSCIOUS CLOTH, we use fully organic and renewable fibers including certified organic cotton and hemp. Our cloths are biodegradable, reusable, washable; and every cloth is made with a specific purpose in mind. Everything from our cloths to our product cards (100% recycled materials) to our mailers (100% recycled, 100% recyclable, and 100% reusable) are handled with the utmost care.
We still own our clothing shop, Lifecycle Apparel (also on Etsy)!…and we’d love to connect with you in our likeminded conscious-living community!
Instagram: @theconsciouscloth
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Jennifer
517-
Email:theconsciouscloth@gmail.com
www.theconsciouscloth.com
Journey with Jess offers henna body art.
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Jessica SanFilippo
Instagram: journey.with.jess88
Kerekes Farms was established in 2020 and began producing high-quality hand-crafted hot sauces. We pride ourselves in using only the freshest peppers that are grown on an Amish farm in Southern Michigan. No herbicides or pesticides are ever used on our peppers making them fresh and safe.
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Mike Kerekes
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Kim Birsen
We’re mobile. We’re fun. We’re stocked with the most delicious flavors you’ve ever tasted. Need a moment of pure bliss? Kona Ice has you covered. Come visit us and let our sweet tunes sweep you away to an island in the middle of the ocean. And while you’re there, kick up your feet and enjoy a nice cup of our premium shaved ice.
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Mary Breier
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Nicole Allen
Clair Flaherty
Mama C’s offers a variety of sauces and other preserved specialty items. The best blend of tomatoes, onions, celery, green and red sweet peppers, salt, vinegar, sugar & spices that are assured to tickle your taste buds. Pickles, marinades, salsa, pickled vegetables, BBQ glaze, pizza sauce, dips, prepared foods, and more.
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Carol Davis
Metalvic offers a line of metal arts.
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Vic Reynaud
Beef, Pork, Poultry, Vegetables, Herbs, Eggs, Flowers, and Aloe Plants.
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Craig Olmsted
Phone: (517)331-1454
Pizzelles in various flavors and pretzels, and more.
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Mary Ann Sdao
Phone: (517)449-2873
Arts and Crafts: Customized door and table decorations (seasonal, events, and more)
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Jennifer Bryd
Phone: (517) 294-3037
Vegetables, herbs, flowers, and prepared/preserved foods.
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Candence Weaver
Phone: (517) 488-1828
Handmade items made by my parents and myself. Any questions please ask. I can meet for pick up if located in Jackson or I can ship for a extra cost. Fabric, knitted, and wood games and puzzles.
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Sam or Sue Clough
Phone: (517) 522-5893
Dedicated to creating very tasty, traditional, craft BBQ with a rigid focus on the Food Code.
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Scott Brigham
7346649856
Email: smokeystylesbbq@mail.com
Website: SmokeyStylesBBQ
Tammy and Margie will be offering a variety of handmade items: cards, lavender sachets, cross-stitch embroidery, wool scarves, hats, and wraps.
Some plants: daylillies, dahlias, cannas, and seasonal plants.
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Tammy Voss
Telephone: 517-281-9585
Coffee and the worlds best bagels and bagel products (sandwiches, etc.)!
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Jim Carr
2697437987
Jim@thegoodbake.net
Facebook/https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100086105363075
The smell of popcorn popping makes this a tempting booth at the market. There are numerous flavors/colors to choose from, and fresh squeezed lemonade to quench your thirst.
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Joshua Glew
517-290-1240
Joshua_glew@yahoo.com
Titus Farms is a long-term vendor with the market, providing eggs, seasonal flowers, fruit, honey, jams, vegetables and herbs. They also provide grape vine creations and planters.
The Titus Farm philosophy is to raise food using compost and natural fertilizer to keep soil healthy, and hoeing and hand-weeding to keep the land free of herbicides. They strive to maximize tastiness of what they grow by minimizing the time between harvesting food and when it is eaten by their market customers.
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Rebecca or Rose Titus
Rebecca 517-910-3002
Justin 651-399-7899
Rose 517-589-5543
Rebecca@titusfarms.com
www.titusfarms.com
Facebook.com/TitusFarms
Supporting WCS students’ past and present pursuit of excellence.
Operated by Liz Montemayor, Zulema’s Authentic Mexican Food booth serves breakfast burritos, tacos, tostadas, rice, and beans, tamales, salsa, pico de gallo, and tortilla chips. From the moment you enter the market, you will be tempted to experience Zulema’s menu! They have most of their menu available for pickup of tamales and other products.
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Liz Montemayor
517-202-9709
Ray Montemayor
517-245-5204
Liz_a_montemayor@hotmail.com
Facebook.com/Zulema’s Authentic Mexican Food
Featured Vendor
Better Finds
BetterFinds LLC is a Michigan Native Plant Nursery offering Specimen & Architectural Grade Native Perennials & Ferns. Specializing in shade-loving woodland wildflowers, our grown to size or ‘Specimen Grade’ plants are as you would view in the wild – a fully developed plant in larger containers.
All stock is open-propagated onsite, originating from legitimate sources or obtained through sanctioned rescue efforts. The majority of the species offered are Native Michigan; Black Cohosh an Ontario genus; multiple outstate Trillium species since I have never met a Trillium I did not like!
Our short 6-8 week outside sales season commences early May – coinciding with the woodland bloom – at early opening Farmers’ Markets throughout southeast Michigan. BetterFinds specializes in native shade displays, pre & post construction services in addition to rescue & restoration.
BetterFinds is a supporting business member of the Wildflower Association of Michigan, and a Member of the Michigan Farmers Market Association.
Become a Vendor
If you are interested in becoming a vendor with us this Market season, we would love to connect with you.