In Ann Arbor, our passion for sustainable, Earth-friendly practices and all things local leads to fun (and tasty!) ways to enjoy farm-to-table experiences. With farmers markets, farm stands, “you-pick” orchards and more, explore agritourism in Ann Arbor.
Farm to Table
At its heart, farm-to-table means food that’s fresh, seasonal, and locally sourced. In Ann Arbor, it also means relationships: between chefs and farmers, diners and growers, and the land that sustains them.
Blom is driven by community. Their taproom serves as a space where you can sample…
Agritourism is all about experiencing agriculture firsthand. It might mean visiting a working farm, wandering through an orchard, picking your own produce, or learning how cheese is made from the farmer who made it. Around Ann Arbor, it’s also about slowing down, supporting local growers, and savoring the rhythms of each season.
Farms & Farm Stands
Farms and farm stands in the Ann Arbor area invite you to slow down, shop local, and savor the season, one basket of fresh produce at a time.
Agricole Farm Stop offers a wide range of produce, meats, eggs, dairy, bread, dry…
Agritourism in Ann Arbor isn’t just about fresh air and photo ops (though you’ll get plenty of both). It’s about understanding where your food comes from, meeting the people behind it, and appreciating the care and craft that goes into every harvest.
Farmers Markets
Farmers markets in the Ann Arbor area are vibrant, open-air celebrations of local flavor, handmade goods, and community spirit.
The Pittsfield Township Farmers Market is a weekly, summer market that features local…
Whether you’re sampling honey at a roadside stand, walking through rows of sunflowers, or attending a sustainable gardening class, you’re engaging with something real, rooted, and deeply rewarding. No matter the time of year, agritourism in Ann Arbor invites you to eat, explore, and experience with intention.
Community Farming
These farms in Ypsilanti are thriving right here in the city—growing fresh food, building community, giving back, and redefining what it means to be “local.”
Growing Hope, a nonprofit organization, fosters an equitable and sustainable local food system where all people are empowered to grow, sell, buy, prepare, and eat nourishing food. You'll…
We the People Opportunity Farm was built on this principle, believing that the formerly incarcerated men and women of Washtenaw County deserve an opportunity to be restored and reintegrated…
Agritourism isn’t just about what you see—it’s about what you taste, too. Many area farms and producers are turning fresh harvests into something truly special. Whether you’re browsing the Kerrytown Farmers Market or enjoying a tasting flight at a local cidery, agritourism brings you closer to the flavors of the region.
