Mrs. Frances Nash's Garden Basket
Michigan Street Farmers Market
New in 2024
Season Dates: May 28, 2024 - October 8, 2024
Time: Tuesdays 4:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Become a Vendor
We invite vendors to join us at our second annual Farmers Market! Vending opportunities are restricted to businesses exclusively offering consumable/food products. In 2024, we regretfully cannot accommodate vendors selling clothing, decorations, gifts, etc.
There is no fee to participate in the market. Interested vendors should review our 2024 Vendor Agreement and fill out an application. If you have questions, you can reach out to aclark@michiganstreetbuffalo.org for more information.
Weekly Vendors
As of April 22, 2024
Check back often for updates!
2024 Market Schedule
Something New Happening Almost Every Week!
May 28, 2024
Mrs. Nash’s Farmers Market Opening Day Celebration
June 4, 2024
Pride in The Corridor
June 11, 2024
Men's Health Awareness Month
June 18, 2024
Juneteenth Celebration
July 2, 2024
4th of July Cookout Celebration
July 16, 2024
Garden With The Corridor
July 23, 2024
Healthy Living in The Corridor
August 6, 2024
National Farmers Market Week
August 13, 2024
Black Owned Business Pop-Up
August 20, 2024
Backpack Giveaway Event
August 27, 2024
Get Ready for School with The Corridor
September 10, 2024
Hispanic Heritage Day
September 17, 2024
Mary Talbert Birthday
October 1, 2024
Breast Cancer Awareness Day
October 8, 2024
End of Season Fall Harvest Party
Tabling Opportunities
The Corridor welcomes nonprofits, community groups, and others to join us for tabling activities during the weekly farmers market! All groups are welcome to table with us any time during the market season, but we ask that you pay attention to the market schedule above to see if there is a specific day that fits your organization best. Please sign up for as many tabling days as you like. In 2024, we are unable to provide additional tables and tents to our partners. We ask that if you register to become a tabling partner, you bring your own supplies.
Support Mrs. Frances Nash's Garden Basket
The new market aims to spur economic and community development by promoting local production of agriculture while addressing the health issues that stem from lack of healthy food options on the historic East Side of Buffalo. Our market is scheduled to take place every Tuesday from 4:30PM-6:30PM from May- October in the parking lot at 136 Broadway Ave.
Help support our vendors and customers when you donate today. All donations go to creating a thriving and inclusive farmers market. Your donation will be used to help reduce the cost of the products being sold, offer educational opportunities to our visitors, and ensure our market is a success!
Sponsorship Opportunities
Sponsorship opportunities are available for businesses looking to partner with us as we start our new farmers market. By sponsoring Mrs. Frances Nash's Garden Basket, your organization has the opportunity to help support both our local farmers and the customers we are serving. Sponsorships support the distribution of vouchers to our customers to help reduce the cost of the products and educational programming related to healthy eating.
Get Involved
Individuals who would like to get involved are encouraged to reach out to the Michigan Street African American Heritage Corridor Commission by calling 716-322-1002 or emailing aclark@michiganstreetbuffalo.org. We are looking for assistance to help plan our affordable farmers market for 2024, as well as volunteers looking to help distribute food this year. If you would like to volunteer to help distribute food this summer, please use the sign up link below.
History of Mrs. Frances Nash
The program is named after Frances Nash, wife of Rev. J. Edward Nash. After attending various health lectures, Mrs. Nash developed an interest in nutrition and became an advocate for healthy eating. She became knowledgeable about vitamins, food-groups, proteins, and starches. In the 1940s, Mrs. Nash developed a large vegetable garden in the back of her home at 36 Potter Street. For many years this garden supplied the neighborhood and the Nash’s friends with organically grown foods.
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