Village market artisan in Dearborn, Michigan

Plum Market The Kitchen at Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation in Dearborn, Michigan offers a unique dining experience showcasing fresh, locally sourced foods in partnership with Plum Market and Zingerman's. The menu features chef-crafted dishes made with organic, sustainable, and artisanal ingredients, as well as a selection of coffee drinks and pastries from Zingerman's. Guests can enjoy a variety of soups, salads, sandwiches, and entrees, as well as fan favorites like Hobo Bread and Greenfield Village frozen custard. Whether grabbing a meal to go or sitting down to savor the flavors, Plum Market The Kitchen provides a culinary experience rooted in a deep respect for farmers and food lovers. No museum admission is required to visit this cultural destination, where guests can enjoy delicious food with a view of the museum or on the patio during warmer seasons.

The Detroit Central Market, originally constructed in 1860 in downtown Detroit, is now fully reconstructed at Greenfield Village in Dearborn, Michigan. This historic market has a rich 160-plus year history that includes commerce, near-demolition, and reconstruction. Visitors can engage with village presenters to learn about the market's significance. During Detroit Central Market Weekends, guests can explore the historic public market and interact with local vendors, farmers, artisans, and makers. Chef demonstrations, special programming, and a new performance series featuring local performing artists are also available. Access to these events is included with village admission and free for members.