Spotlight: A new home for local vendors: Mill Market reinvents itself to Soo Market for move downtown

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Sault Ste. Marie’s beloved farmers’ market, formerly called Mill Market, is opening at a fresh new location on Sat, Sept 23 that will allow residents to enjoy an even more vibrant market experience.

There’s nothing quite like shopping at a great local market. Friendly vendors and locally produced goods in one convenient location transform shopping into an exciting, environmentally sustainable, and fun community event.

Bob Pryor, Manager of Operations and Communications for Soo Market, is looking forward to settling into their new location. The new building is 10%-15% larger which means there will be even more variety for visitors. In addition to the incredible local food producers, Soo Market will now be able to accommodate more artisans and craft producers as well. They are even making space available for community non-profit organizations and have plans for an environmentally focused social enterprise in the future. The move is also great for vendors.

Soo Market is open Saturdays year-round from 9:00am to 2:00pm, with special hours on Wednesdays from 11:30am to 2:30pm during the summer months and holiday season.

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