Springfield Farmers Market

06/25/2026

We are Detroit Lions Fans at the market!

A day they’ll never forget! 💙🦁

The Detroit Lions Youth Cheer experience is about more than cheerleading—it’s about teamwork, confidence, friendship, and making memories that last a lifetime.

Join us for a once in a lifetime opportunity to learn from the Detroit Lions Cheerleaders during a one-day clinic AND perform during halftime in front of 65,000 Detroit Lions fans at Ford Field.

06/25/2026

Our vendors are hard at work getting ready for another wonderful market season in Downtown Davisburg! 🌻

Join us every Saturday from August 1 through September 26 as we celebrate local farmers, makers, bakers, artisans, and small businesses.

Fresh produce, handmade goods, community connections, and small-town charm await.

📍 Downtown Davisburg
🕙 Saturdays • 10 AM – 3 PM
📅 August 1 – September 26

Come see us and support local! 🍅🌻🛍️

We posted awhile back about our new designs, here they are brought to life!!
Find us starting August 1st downtown Davisburg at the farmers market!!

06/23/2026

☀️ Our neighborhood produce vendor is open with the season’s early local crops!

You’ll also find plenty of roadside stands popping up around the area. Now is the time to enjoy fresh-picked fruits and vegetables while they’re in season.

Nothing beats local produce picked at its peak. Support our local growers and enjoy the flavors of summer! 🍓🌽🥒🍅☀️

We have 8oz packages of fresh, washed lettuce available! $5 per container and includes the varieties:

Buttercrunch🧈
Mixed greens! 🥬

To prevent wilting we have them in our garage fridge so if you’d like some shoot us a message and we can get it for you!

06/21/2026

Homemade sour cream😎 No preservatives ❤️

06/21/2026

🌾 Davisburg History Spotlight

In 1844, Sarah Ann Partington traveled from New York to Springfield Township to visit her sister. The long journey from Detroit to Pontiac took six hours by stagecoach, and she later wrote that she barely knew where she was when she arrived.

What was supposed to be a simple visit changed her life forever.

The following year, Sarah married Samuel Foster and never left Springfield. Together they raised six children and established the Foster family homestead that became part of our township’s early history.

Sometimes the stories that shape a community begin with someone who simply came for a visit and decided to stay. ❤️

190 Years of Springfield Township 🌿

06/14/2026

In the spirit of the end of the school year and summer beginning, here’s some history about education in early Springfield Township days!🇺🇸

The first Davisburg School was built in 1857 and initially served just eight pupils. As the community grew, the building was enlarged and educational opportunities expanded.

According to township records, by 1882 the Davisburg School offered twelve grades. A roster from the Spring Term of 1892 identifies students attending Davisburgh High School under Principal James Chesnut.

The roster includes several family names that remain familiar in Springfield Township history, including Walls, Burnaby, Burt, Kirkby, Newman, Phillips, Voorheis and others.

At a time when Springfield Township was largely rural and agricultural, local residents supported a school system that continued to grow and develop alongside the community itself.

🌿 190 Years of Springfield Township

06/10/2026

🌻 8 Saturdays Until Opening Day!

Small town charm. Fresh finds. Friendly faces.

Springfield Farmers Market
Downtown Davisburg • Aug. 1 ❤️

05/30/2026

Yum..😉

everyone has a variation.... we add honeydew...

05/28/2026

Here is some advice from MIFMA on how to store our fruits and vegetables at home.🫐

Wondering how you should store produce? Room temperature is best for some while the refrigerator is required for others - this is determined by both safety and quality. To download or get additional information visit: https://www.canr.msu.edu/resources/storing_michigan_fresh_produce