Port Huron Farmer’s Market closes this year’s season with trick-or-treating
On Saturday, October 26, the City of Port Huron's Farmer's Market is hosting a trick-or-treat event to celebrate its successful season. This will be the last chance to gather local goods until next year.
What’s Happening: The community has one last opportunity to come to the City of Port Huron Farmer’s Market and purchase their favorite goods before the market closes for the season. To celebrate Halloween, vendors will have candy for all shoppers who wish to trick or treat during the market hours.
When: Saturday, October 26, 2024, from 8 am-2 pm.
Where: 100 Merchant Street on the corner of Merchant and Quay, across from the Port Huron Yacht Club.
Why it Matters: “The trick-or-treat event creates a fun, festive atmosphere that attracts families and encourages community engagement. It’s an innovative way to wrap up the season while promoting local vendors and agriculture,” says Port Huron’s Farmer’s Market Manager Lisa Delong.
Find out More: Costumes are encouraged, but not required. Keep up with the latest details on the City of Port Huron Farmer’s Market Facebook page.
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