The Minnesota Street Market, a food & art co-op, is your hub for local food, art, and education for sustainable living, fostering community connections between land and people.
Our community-owned store sells local food and local art in the historic Loso’s Family Grocery Store (1899-2010) in downtown St. Joseph, Minnesota.
If you’d like to learn more, read our About section.
SATURDAY, NOV 29: SHOP SMALL CRAWL: Come on down!
Foods to Sample, plus free Apple Cider and Tea.
Live Art Demonstrations. Watch talented artists at work and perhaps even take a piece of their creativity home with you.
Live Music: Groovy Shoes. Dave Cofell and Tom Kuhn deliver a mix of classic rock, R&B, jazz, pop, country and originals.
Explore the works of 25+ local artists:
Ceramics/Pottery: Andrew & Katie Webster Pottery, Desi Murphy, Joe Singewald, Katie Ballantine, Kolleen Jenne Kilnworks, Susan Beyer’s Crowded House Pottery, Timothy Zlatic’s Maiden MN
Fiber, Wood, Craft Bags: Jim Benson’s Crooked Wood, Kate Ritger’s Prime Avenue Wool, Gary Barrett, Mary Reigstad Sincere Knits, Sandy Bot-Miller, Helen Manion, Julia Marie Clark’s Wearable Art
Candles, Soaps, Personal Care: Terebinth Refuge’s Hope & Healing, Janelle Carlson Authentic Common Scents,Lori Veit Welch’s White Goat Skincare
Jewelry: Becky Poepping’s BeYOUtiful by Design, Jerry Guerrero, Tammy Rice
Painting/Prints/Multimedia: Dede Leither, Eve & Gary Wallinga, Jill Dubbledee Kuhn, Lacey Eidem, Mary Bruno, Sandy Bot-Miller
We also have Books by local authors and Cards by local artists.
Every town needs a market place that is also a community space – where you come for the bread and stay for the conversation.
The Minnesota Street Market, a food & art co-op in downtown St. Joseph, is that kind of store.
On the way to fetch local eggs, you might talk with the people who tap syrup from local trees and make honey from local bees. Or one of the local farmers who raise fresh produce, mushrooms, poultry, pork, or grass-fed beef.
Food tastes better when you know the people who produced it!
The market also features 30 local artists and 10 local authors who create prints, pottery, cards, crafts, books, soap and candles that you can give as gifts, or keep for yourself!
Open since 2011 in the historic 1899 Loso Building, the market has compact layout for easy in-and-out trips. Select sustainably-raised foods from small-batch producers — including fresh, organic fruits & vegetables, local when possible. Fellow shoppers and friendly staff are your community members.
The Minnesota Street Market, a locally-grown and community-owned co-op.
Minnesota Street Market 