Barryton Farmers Market

The Barryton Farmers Market sets up inside Central Park, also known as the M-66 Park, at 195 Rose Ave, right behind William's Café at the corner of Rose Avenue and Renwick Street. The Village of Barryton government office organizes the market, aiming to give local growers and crafters a direct outlet to reach shoppers through the summer season. Vendors offer homegrown produce alongside a rotating mix of handmade goods, with new vendor booths recruited regularly through the market's Facebook page. The market runs on a weekly schedule from June through October each year, giving it a full-season presence in the village. Families visiting Barryton can pair a stop at the market with a walk through Central Park itself, and the market has also hosted community events like an outdoor Movie in the Park night sponsored by the Mecosta Osceola Substance Awareness Coalition. Locals return week after week to support the small vendor lineup, with organizers actively encouraging both new and established businesses to set up a booth. Visitors traveling through the northeastern corner of Mecosta County can combine a stop here with the nearby Barryton Area Historical Museum for a fuller look at the village. The market operates as a community-run event through the Village of Barryton, reachable by email for vendor inquiries and booth questions.