At this point, you might be weighed down with produce purchases. Take a short detour to drop those off at your car if you drove to Eastern Market (tip: bring a cooler with you to keep your produce fresh, so you can spend all day at the market!).
Then, return to where you left off, with Shed 4! Shed 4 is located in the middle of the market, and is a bit different from the other buildings as it’s much more open. There are still plenty of stalls here, though, including some Michigan fall favorites (think: donuts and cider!).
Stalls to visit in Shed 4:
- Fusilier Family Farms: Located in stalls 420-422, this is your go-to spot for Michigan grown apples, including the popular honey crisp apples.
- Hy’s Cider Mill: It wouldn’t be fall in Michigan without donuts and cider. At this vendor, you can pick up a pint of Michigan apple cider, plus fresh donuts (in flavors like glazed chocolate, cinnamon sugar, and sour cream glazed).
- Flowers by Rosey: Located in the open area between Shed 4 and 5, this stall has fresh-cut fall flower bouquets, plus Osage oranges, “pumpkins on a stick,” and other fall décor.
![Pumpkins on a stick at Eastern Market]()
Shed 5 is the last big warehouse shed. It feels more spacious than the other sheds because there aren’t as many vendors – so you can relax and wander a bit more without the crowds!
Stalls to visit in Shed 5:
- That French Cow Creperie: A popular crepe shop selling sweet and savory crepes – perfect if you need a little pick-me-up!
- Canton Floral: Sells a variety of floral arrangements, including fall-themed bouquets with mini scarecrows.
Finally, you’ll find Shed 6 at the northernmost end of Eastern Market. Like Shed 4, this is more of an open air structure with a raised roof.
Shed 6 is dedicated to flowers, live plants, and garden décor. Take your time wandering the stalls, which all have a variety of autumnal floral arrangements, produce plants, and more.