NATIVE FARMERS MARKET RULES

GOAL: The goal of the Native Farmers Market is to provide
healthy, home grown and/or unique natural produce along with
Native American Art from Tribal members, community and
employees to the general public. This market provides not only healthy
options but financial opportunities as well for the Tribal community and general public.

LOCATION: The market will be located on the northeast corner of
Broadway and Leaton Roads, Mt. Pleasant, Michigan.

DATES OF OPERATION: The Native Farmers Market will be in operation from
Tuesday, June 1, 2021, to Tuesday, October 5, 2021, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

JUNE JULY AUG SEPT OCT
• June 01 • July 06 • Aug 03 • Sept 07 • Oct 05
• June 08 • July 13 • Aug 10 • Sept 14
• June 15 • July 20 • Aug 17 • Sept 21
• June 22 • July 27 • Aug 24 • Sept 28
• June 29 -------- • Aug 31

1 Items permitted for sale are limited to fruits, vegetables, flowers, fish, wild rice, plants,
homemade baked goods or other similar produce subject to approval of the Market Master
and the Native Farmers Market Committee.
2 Native community members can sell handmade art and supplies.
3 Jams or homemade bottled goods must be labeled in compliance with Michigan Cottage Food Industry law.
(See the Market Master for a sample.)
4 All items are subject to inspection and approval by the Market Master.
5 Clean-up will be the responsibility of the individual vendor.
6 The Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe will not be responsible for theft or accidents.
7 Other rules and regulations may be subject to change at any time as deemed necessary by the Committee.

For more information, please contact:
Samantha Chippeway, Market Master | Email: Samachippeway@sagchip.org | Phone: 989.775.4629 or 989.330.6860