The City of Wausau really did it right! A year ago they redid this downtown park…read more The City Center is surrounded by restaurants, bars and music venues including a theater. Summer months wAtch for Farmers Markets and outdoor concerts. In Winter they flood the park and it's open for ice skating. Nice to see that the city supports it's downtown!

Small compared to the Farmers Market near Loring Park in Minneapolis but what do you expect for a…read moresmall metro. area in north central Wisconsin? You can find about 20-30 vendors setting up shop just south of the VFW on River Drive every Saturday in the summer. There are some excellent fruit and vegetables available at what I would consider reasonable prices. Other categories of goods available: baked goods (abot 3 vendors), flowers, coffee (1 vendor).

I've been incredibly pleased with this Farmer's Market. I actually like that it's relatively small…read moreand not filled with junk. My previous Farmer's Market experiences were in Chicago and Dallas and gotta say - this one in Wausau is so much less of a pain in the ass. It's well spaced, it has local, seasonal and fresh produce. A couple of delicious meat vendors. Kettle corn, bakery items, honey, floral items, plants, coffee stand, some canned items, granola, some wool (maybe alpaca?) items and that's that. The way a FARMER'S market should be. Items that come from a, that's right - a FARM! It's easy to navigate and everyone has been very much a pleasure to work with. Ninepatch Farm sells their meat here and their chicken is excellent. We've enjoyed wonderful breads and cookies too. The local produce is of course seasonal and excellent. They do offer coins if you only have a debit/credit or even a food stamp card on you. The only problem is not all vendors seem to accept the coins. I really wish they all would. We love getting over there early on Saturday morning and walking around with our daughter. Everyone is so happy and friendly. Just a great way to kick off the weekend.

I've done business with Bushel Crate over the past couple years with the past and present owner…read more It is a small market with some unique items. They always provice great flower baskets in the spring and awesome tomatoes throughout the warm season. I'm always greeted with a friendly smile and a bunch of tomatoes. I love their pickle selection and I use them tio enhance my Charky boards. Stop in, say hi, and kill 20 minutes in a great small town shop.

From the owner: Bushel+Crate Farm Market offers the best of local goodness all under one roof. Stop in for fresh,…read moreseasonal produce, homemade baked goods, and grab-n-go sandwiches that hit the spot. We also feature beautiful seasonal outdoor flowers to brighten your home or gift to someone special. Fresh, friendly, and farm-inspired — that’s Bushel+Crate.

Great Farmers' Market with a number of different options for local and organic produce, artisan…read moremeats, jams, goat cheese, and just about everything you might need. Most of the prices are very reasonable and the people are friendly, check it out on Saturdays during the summer at Pioneer Park in Rhinelander. Well worth a visit to get great stuff and support your local farmers directly.

Great farmers market to get your local fresh veggies, meats, honey, goat cheese, maple syrup,…read moreplants, bakery items, sauces, wild rice, and much more! I always hit up the Friday morning market before the weekend to get some great local flavors. I recommend everybody to continue to support these local farmers and food processors, because without them we lose our local food base. I've been buying from this market for years and I found some great farmers producing some excellent food.

This market improves with age. Had some lovely beets last week; honey and maple syrup are big…read moreright now along with lots of veggies. Anyplace I can get fresh veggies, breads, donuts, syrup and eggs is great. Stop in before it's closed for the season!

I can say so much about the two lovely farmers who are sharing their love of fresh, organically…read moregrown produce with the Northwoods. This is as fresh as you get. Straight from the ground to your table. What more could you ask for? The CSA is a great concept and everyone should join in 2012. Every week you will have a box of veggies grown with love! And, their they have a beautiful set up at the farmers markets. So, make sure you find them.

Beautiful farm stand full of the freshest organic vegetables. Spinach and arugula with natural…read moreflavor. Delicious berries and tomatoes. Super nice people!! We stay up to date on veggies available each week by visiting their website.

This place has a lot to look at. We didn't make it through every table but we will be back. Next…read moretime I'm bringing my walking stick There is something for everyone there including several food trucks. I'm looking forward to when the veggies are all in season. We bought a rhubarb plant to replant at home. My husband loved the gyro food truck and I tried a prime rib sandwich with peppers, o ions and cheese and a cup of tatie tots. I noticed that the food truck I got my sandwich at had a decal stating they were with the fire department. This flea market is run by the fire department. We also bought a couple of nylon lounge seating that looks like an inflatable canoe. I guess you can float on the water with them too. Hasn't been warm enough to try that out yet. I expect us to go back to this event several times between now and Labor Day.

Huge! This was our first time visiting and I'd recommend going early if you can as it gets packed…read more There must be 150-200 sellers - a mix of farmers market, MLM, true flea market stuff and some vintage. I especially liked that many of the booths were shaded under big trees. Plenty of food trucks and snacks too. Bring cash as most stalls didn't take cards. You might find a treasure or not - it's worth a look!

I love this market! While they are open every day, Saturday mornings are the most active, and I…read morestop by pretty much every week. Love grabbing something for breakfast and stocking up on local produce, eggs, and baked and canned goods. They also have vendors for meat, soaps, jewelry, and activities for the kiddos. Central Rivers Farmshed is on site to manage a very cool EBT exchange to allow vendors to accept EBT tokens as payment.