Happened to be in Ferndale, so we popped in to this cool indoor market to shop. There is a nice…read morevariety of vendors from plants to coffee to Detroit merch. We love Bon Bon Bon and they have a small stall here! One of my favorite discoveries though was The Workplace Program - selling cards made by people with disabilities - they were so unique and awesome! I ended up buying one for my brother's birthday and it was the same price you'd see at Hallmark for a nice card. Overall, the space was clean and easy to navigate - only took us about 45 minutes to browse through all the vendors. Definitely check out if you're in the area and want to support local!

Was at Rust Belt Market this weekend and genuinely couldn't believe how hot it was inside. The kind…read moreof heat where you stop browsing and start thinking about finding the nearest exit. Love a lot of the vendors there, but the overall experience was so uncomfortable that I ended up leaving early. Just completely killed the atmosphere for me.

The best local farm fresh produce! Irma's has a great selection of heirloom tomatoes, peppers,…read morezucchini, squash, peaches, apples, and the corn is hands-down the best corn I have ever enjoyed. I come here weekly during the summer and fall months to get all of my produce. The prices are competitive with local chain groceries stores and I love to support this friendly, small family owned business. They are open daily from 9am- 5pm and closed on Tuesdays from Mid July through Halloween. Today I bought some beautiful pumpkins and plan on returning later this week to get some mums for my fall decorations. Honey Bee Farms was there today giving away samples and educating people about local raw honey. A small business supporting another! As someone who has been supporting Irma's for over a decade, I highly recommend you check them out.

OMG! Beware I can't believe my visit yesterday was so disappointing, I brought 4 small peaches…read moreand it cost me $5.40, I can't understand why their prices are totally higher than the grocery stores now, not to mention the peaches were not that good and after sitting In the fruit bowl just from yesterday they are starting to get soft spots so I cut one open and it has brown area's (no good). Why would you go up on your prices like that, your products are not coming from another country, so you are not dealing with tariffs if you are pulling from the ground? You now want $8.00 for a dozen on corn. Come on Irma please rethink your pricing for your customers. Not to mention the quality of the produce is not as good as it was in the past. At your current prices you will sure loss customers. The staff is kind and friendly but if does nothing for your High prices this year! Rethink.

English Garden's is having a sale this week, so I was lured in! I appreciate the pollinator…read moresection, which includes crafts for kids. Everything is laid out and there's a barcode to register onsite. They have a wide and colorful variety of both perennials and annuals to address your garden needs. Interesting that not one salesperson asked if I needed help. Although one lady who was watering the plants outdoors did speak.

It's not as big as some EG, but it has much of your needs…read more The fake holiday trees, wreaths, garland and twig trees makes it look like a small winter wonderland inside. It's quite festive and nice for a browse. They have all sizes is trees and some real ones as well. I can smell the subtle scent of Frazier fir inside or is it is in my head and what I want to smell inside this mask? This location is not as chaotic as the bigger one by my house in Troy. I don't feel as rushed here.