Meet the makers, growers, and creators at our market
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Handmade single-hook fishing lures by 11-year-old Axel Boman of Frost, with custom options for bead colors, lure size, and blade size.
Small batch artisan sourdough breads, focaccia, scones, cookies, cakes, and seasonal kringla, all handmade in Blue Earth. Sales support preservation of our historic cooperative building.
Home-baked sourdough breads and treats made by Elizabeth Pope, including flavored sourdough loaves, pretzels, English muffins, cinnamon rolls, brownies, and more.
Canna Culture is bringing mushroom kits, infused mushroom honeys, dried mushrooms, drinks, and other specialty mushroom products as they roll out a new expansion.
Cody's Cookie Confections brings sugar cookies and collectible stickers to the market, with a fun mix of sweet treats and creative extras.
DJ Farms brings home canned goods, sauerkraut, jams, jellies, and a few 3D printed items to the market. Jessica Sanders is building something new and local, with a booth full of practical pantry favorites and handmade extras.
Handmade paracord creations including keychains, lanyards, phone cords, zip pulls, and durable dog leashes. Each piece is carefully crafted for both function and style.
Fresh homegrown vegetables and farm eggs straight from the Goemann family farm. Seasonal offerings include asparagus, rhubarb, tomatoes, cucumbers, green beans, leafy greens, and fresh eggs.
Granada Gardens is a self-serve honor system produce stand at the market every weekend through mid-October, offering fresh seasonal vegetables right in Blue Earth.
Fresh picked, locally grown sweet corn from the Hagedorn family farm. Nothing beats the taste of sweet corn picked at peak ripeness and brought straight to market.
Hannah's Happy Hens brings both chicken eggs and duck eggs to the market, with ducklings planned for later this summer. Hannah says the best part of the market is seeing friends, community members, and students, which makes this booth a great fit for the welcoming local spirit Blue Earth Community Market is built around.
Hygge Coffee brings freshly roasted coffee with rotating origins and blends for local customers. They offer whole bean or ground coffee and recently added cold brew pods to the lineup.
Homemade cakes and sweet treats, including tres leches, chocoflan, and Beso de Ángel y tres leches. A delicious stop for rich desserts and celebration-style baking at the market.
Jammin' On The Border brings homemade jams, jellies, and mustards to the market, with sweet and savory pantry favorites that are easy to take home, gift, or add to your next meal.
Jenny Adams' Bookish Crafts features handmade craft items with a strong book-loving twist. Jennifer Adams says she is still new to selling, so this booth is a fun place to discover thoughtful, reader-inspired pieces as her business grows.
Kim Webster creates crocheted blankets and custom pieces, with cotton hot pads among the market favorites. She has crocheted since childhood and turned that lifelong craft into a local business after friends began asking to buy her work.
Seasonings and spice blends to add flavor to your favorite dishes.
Coffee, water, popcorn, peanuts, BECM merch, and DIY crafts from the Myers girls. The pink shed is Grand Central Station for all market questions. First aid kit available here too.
Faribault County's local animal shelter is bringing handmade bracelets and pens, pet supplies, and information about adoptable animals and shelter programs. Proceeds help support animals in their care and future shelter improvements.
Jozy Lopez of Nomada Soap Co. brings handmade bath and body goods including goat milk soap, body oils, body butters, bath soaks, balms, and more. Jozy highlighted the scent Santal Suede and shared a small-batch self-care line built around handcrafted products.
Joyce Woodwick is bringing Norske Hus Sweets by Joyce to the market with Scotcharoos, fresh fruit pies, cookies, snack mixes, and other homemade baked goods. Her booth builds on years of local baking experience and a warm Scandinavian-inspired food story.
Author Danielle Hayter-Johnson presents River Shark Books, featuring unique stories and literary works. Stop by to discover engaging reads and meet the author in person.
Home canned goods, eggs, homemade burp cloths, towels, and plush stuffies from a growing small business.
Shoen Holdfast Farm brings local farm goods from Shawn Shoen. The booth adds another small-farm voice to the market lineup and gives shoppers one more stop for seasonal items from a local grower.
Farm fresh eggs and seasonal produce from the Steele family. Looking forward to adding succulents later in the season.
Sweet Escape by Danibel is a separate vendor at the Blue Earth Community Market. This booth signs up and is seated together with Vita's Tamales, but it is its own business.
T's Sweet Treats and More is scheduled to join the market with sweet treats and more. Product details will be updated when the vendor provides their current market list.
Spiced honey, herbal teas, and handcrafted salves made in small batches with care. Local ingredients and traditional methods create unique products full of good things.
A delicious variety of baked goods including cookies, cupcakes, brownies, cookie pies, and mini cakes, all made under a tier 1 cottage producer license. Sweet treats for every craving.
Cottage food baked goods, dog treats and toys, plus unique arts and crafts items. A delightful mix offering something special for both humans and their furry friends.
Fresh flowers and seasonal vegetables, all grown with purpose. True North Floral supports a garden created specifically for mamas on an adoptive journey and caretakers of all kinds. Bringing beautiful blooms and mobile floral delivery to small towns in southern Minnesota and northern Iowa.
Tumblers, 3D items, laser engraved items, and freeze dried candy. A variety of unique handcrafted goods to discover at the market.
Authentic homemade tamales featuring traditional recipes with spicy chicken, spicy pork, cheese, and cheese with jalapeño varieties. Made with love using time-honored methods.
Yvonne's Lemonade Stand brings refreshing lemonade to the market, giving shoppers a cold drink stop during Saturday market mornings.
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