VOLUNTEERS WANTED
Are you interested in volunteering at the market? We are still looking for help in our kids craft area. Fill out our interest survey and we will contact you soon!
Chisago City Farmers Market
Fridays ¦ June 26(closed July 3) - Sept 25, 2026 ¦ 2-6PM ¦ Moberg Park
The Chisago City Farmers Market is held annually July-Sept at Moberg Park, 10656 Railroad Ave. Shop the Summer’s best produce and more local goods.
Our market offers a variety of fresh products from local growers, producers, and artisans.
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Power of Produce (PoP) Kids Club
The Power of Produce (PoP) Kids Club continues in 2026, this program helps kids discover a world of healthy local produce at the market.
Kids exercise their own buying power as they try new fruits and veggies each week!
- Visit the Market Info Booth to sign up, it's FREE!
- Fridays JULY - SEPTEMBER
- Kids receive a $2 token to purchase fresh fruits and vegetables at the market
- Specially designed for & open to kids ages 3-12
THANK YOU TO OUR 2025 PoP CLUB SPONSORS!
Golden Yam Sponsors: Polaris, All Ways Automotive, & Chisago City Parks
Silver Beet Sponsors: Peterson Companies & Lakes Area Electric
Vendor Interest Information
THANK YOU for your interest in becoming a VENDOR at CCFM! We welcome growers and makers who can reliably bring produce, ready to eat foods, artisan goods and handmade craft to market.
Application Period: Jan 15th - April 1st, still accepting applications based on product and space availability
ORGANIZATIONS & BUSINESSES:
CCFM typically has space for “Community Booths” at each market to promote the work of other non-profits and community organizations. Businesses may also be interested in supporting the market further by becoming a sponsor of the market.
FOR MORE INFORMATION – Contact:
Malory Gray
Parks Programmer/Farmers Market Manager
651-257-7641
Farmers Market Nutrition Program (S/FMNP) Authorized Market
The Farmers' Market Nutrition Program (FMNP) and the Senior Farmers' Market Nutrition Program (SFMNP) are federal programs administered by the Minnesota Department of Agriculture (together known as FMNP). These programs seek to:
- Provide fresh, unprepared, locally grown fruits, vegetables, and herbs to Women, Infants & Children (WIC) participants and low-income seniors, and
- Expand the awareness, use of, and sales at farmers' markets.
What can I buy?
With your FMNP coupons, you can buy fresh, locally grown, fruits, vegetables, and herbs. Minnesota farmers grow a large variety of fresh produce that they sell at local farmers' markets.
- NOTE: You will not receive change from your S/FMNP coupons, so be sure to make the most of each purchase. Both farmers and market managers are happy to help you learn about new fruits and vegetables that you might want to try.
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