Business Description
Established in 1909, the Market’s recent reconstruction along the Grand River has strengthened Lansing’s downtown corridor by creating a welcoming home for more than 20 merchants.
Lansing City Market's facebook page showcases specials, upcoming products, customer favorites, events and more. Feel free to add your photos, videos and comments.
We accept the MI Bridgecard. We also participate in WIC Project Fresh, Senior Project FRESH/ Market FRESH and Double Up Food Bucks Program. We have an ATM available for customer use on the North side of the market and many of our merchants accept credit cards.
Lansing City Market, a proud charter member of the Michigan Farm Market Association, was established in 1909.
Lonesome Pines Beef- here every Saturday from 1-5pm.
Great Lakes White Fish- here every Saturday
5D Farm- here every Saturday
Wild Tree Products- here every Saturday
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Plenty of FREE parking just steps away from the Market Doors.
Option 1: Right outside the Market doors
Option 2: In Lot 21 just across from the South doors, in one of our 22 reserved parking spaces.
Depending on the staffing of this lot there are a few ways to enter the lot.
1. An attendant is there
a. Tell the attendant that you are ‘shopping at the market’
i.They will let you in for free
b. Park in one of our 22 reserved parking spots*
c. Cross the street and shop the Market
2. No attendant is present
a. Press the button and grab a ticket - remember that you’ll need this ticket to exit, so keep it in a place you’ll remember
b. Park in one of our 22 reserved spots*
c. Walk across the street and shop the Market
d. When you make a purchase make sure that a Merchant validates your parking. They will give you a blue slip. You’ll need this slip to exit for free. (you only have to grab one validation slip)
e.When exiting the lot put your entrance slip in the machine, when prompted to pay, put your validation slip in the machine
f. You should be good to go!
* We always have 22 spaces available in Lot 21, but if those are taken and there are additional space you can park anywhere in that lot for free as well.
If you have any issues, please contact Heather Hymes, Lansing City Market Manager, in the Main Office.
Address & Contact
- Street:
- 325 City Market Dr.
- Postcode:
- 48912
- City:
- Lansing
- State:
- Michigan
- Zip:
- 48912
- Phone:
- 517-483-7460
- Website:
- www.lansingcitymarket.com
- Category:
- Food Grocery
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