When you think about the Eastern Market in Detroit, you may envision the bustling crowd of Michiganders and out-of-towners shuffling from shed to shed toting local summer produce, sipping fizzy kombucha, or snacking on freshly popped popcorn. But aside from the wildly popular Saturday experience, the market offers folks the opportunity to visit Tuesdays and Sundays from June through September – each with its own distinctive qualities.
Looking for free fitness classes? You’ll find that on Tuesdays. Need to get your hands on some local art? Make the Sunday market your destination. Detroit Public Library even has a mobile library set up from 9am-12pm. Check out each markets’ unique offerings and information below.
Tuesday Market Information
- Every Tuesday, June through September
- 9am – 3pm
- Sheds 2 with activities in Shed 3
Free Weekly Fitness Classes (Shed 3):
- Yoga: 11am-12pm
- Zumba: 1pm-2pm
The scaled-down Tuesday Market provides an excellent opportunity for individuals to replenish their supply of fresh produce, baked goods, and meats. Shed 3 offers complimentary Yoga or Zumba classes, catering to those seeking to adopt a healthy lifestyle. Additionally, visitors can indulge in a delectable lunch from various food trucks available at the market.
Wondering about hours, maps, parking, pets, or something else regarding your visit? Visit their things to know page for all the answers before heading out!
Sunday Market Information
- Every Sunday, June through September
- 10am – 4pm
- Sheds 2, 3, 4 and events in Shed 5
Check out their directory for information on district shops and restaurants.
The Sunday Market distinguishes itself from conventional farmers markets by its focus on showcasing the artistic endeavors, culinary skills, craftsmanship, musical talents, and more, of the local community.
This vibrant street market offers an exceptional opportunity to discover uniquely Detroit and Michigan-made items. Each Sunday, the market comes alive with a diverse range of events that capture the spirit of Detroit.
Whether you’re looking for fresh meat, Michigan-made bracelets, spicy peppers, or yoga with friends, Eastern Market has something for everyone. Find more information about all Eastern Market days on their website.
Further Reading:
- 5 Things You Should Know about the Eastern Market
- Find Local Food Every Day of the Week with Detroit Community Markets
- 5 Ways to Make the Most of Your Farmers Market Trip
Emily Row is the Brand and Media Manager at Taste the Local Difference. You may contact her via email [email protected].