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Athens Farmers Market has brought together local farmers, artists and makers each week since 2008 at Bishop Park in Athens, Georgia. The Saturday market runs from 8 am to noon, March through December, with two live music sets, a children's activity booth and vendors selling naturally grown produce, prepared foods, handmade goods and seasonal flowers.

This site does not support Internet Explorer, please use a modern browser such as Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge. A network of nine State Farmers Markets provide fresh fruits and vegetables throughout Georgia and the Southeast. They’re a valuable market for farmers and farm products in their communities. Georgia’s State Farmers Markets are responsible for over $1 billion in sales each year. A network of nine State Farmers Markets provides fresh fruits and vegetables throughout Georgia and the Southeast. They provide valuable markets for farmers and farm products in their communities. The Markets assist businesses with the facilities to serve restaurants and grocery stores in Metro Atlanta and the entire state. Consumers can shop year-round at several State Markets. These markets provide healthy, local foods to consumers in their community. This helps to promote improved nutrition and...

Farmers Market in Tybee Island, GA every Monday from March through October, 4 to 7 pm, at the Tybee Lighthouse featuring fresh produce, great food, arts/crafts

Farmers Market in Tybee Island, GA every Monday from March through October, 4 to 7 pm, at the Tybee Lighthouse featuring fresh produce, great food, arts/crafts

This is the Wednesday edition of the Athens Farmers Market, held from 5 to 8 pm, March through November, at Creature Comforts in downtown Athens. Annual membership costs 225 dollars plus a stall fee that runs from 250 to 1,200 dollars depending on space, and every new applicant goes through an inspection with a 25 dollar fee. Vendors apply online after reading the market bylaws, and growers must include a map of their growing area.

The Peachtree Road Farmers Market is a weekly Saturday market held at The Cathedral of St. Philip in Atlanta, Georgia, running from March 7 to December 19, 2026. Shoppers can browse over 70 local vendors, enjoy live music, a children's area, chef pop-ups, and playgrounds from 8:30am to 12:00pm. The market accepts EBT and is open rain or shine.

Visit the Oconee Farmers Market at Wire Park in Watkinsville, GA every Saturday from 9 AM–1 PM. Shop fresh local produce, baked goods, handmade gifts, flowers, meats, honey, and more while supporting local farmers and artisans.

Visit Downtown Newnan, the home of local culture and the heart of our community! Visitors can expect to find dozens of eclectic specialty shops and restaurants, as well as public parks and fantastic historic architecture! Check out our event schedule and more at www.mainstreetnewnan.com!

The Sumter Farmers Market features locally grown and raised farm fresh products, artisan creations, farm fresh eggs, milk, jams and jellies, sauces, olive oils, sweet treats, breads, food trucks and more.

Senoia Farmers' Market sets up at 40 Travis Street every Saturday from 8:30 am to 1 pm. The market runs a long season, from March 21 through December 19, 2026.

We open March 21, 2026 every Sat through Nov 21, 2026. We will adhere to the CDC considerations regarding as Per CDC Guidelines, social distancing, and handwashing to minimize the spread of Covid 19. Please stay home if you are sick or have been exposed to someone suspected to have Covid-19. Food vendors will be takeout, no seated dining. Augusta Makes 4th Place in Top 10 Places to Live in the Country! Take the Riverwatch Exit and turn towards downtown. Go over Calhoun Expressway, and it will turn into Greene Street.

Community Farmers Markets (CFM) is an umbrella organization overseeing four weekly farmers markets serving the Atlanta area in Decatur, East Atlanta Village, Oakhurst, and Grant Park. The 2026 season runs from late March through December, featuring locally grown produce, prepared foods, arts and crafts, and more from carefully screened vendors. CFM aims to build a local food infrastructure supporting environmental, social, and economic integrity.

Decatur Farmers Market will open for the 2025 season on March 25, and close on Nov. 18 Georgia Fresh For Less: EBT Dollars Get Double the Value! The Decatur Farmers Markets boast proud residents and neighbors who are all about keeping it “Indie-Catur.” This market is a cornerstone for the local, independent movement for this ultra-connected community. The Decatur markets joined the CFM team in 2013, and is thriving with the support of the local community. While previously open on both Saturday and Wednesday, as of 2020 we’re continuing the Wednesday market and have moved Saturday’s market to the neighborhood of Oakhurst, Decatur (at Sceptre Brewing Arts, 9am-1pm). The Decatur Farmers Market is located at 308 Clairemont Ave, on the corner of Commerce Street, held on the front lawn. With plenty of space to sit and enjoy the outdoor market, it’s a perfect place for families to gather and...

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Community Farmers Markets - Farmers markets bringing fresh and locally grown food to the Atlanta area. Community Farmers Markets is a non-profit working to provide access to local food for all, increase living wage for farmers and create safe public spaces. If you’d like to support CFM and the work we do, please donate here. We appreciate your support to ensure local food accessibility. Our farmers markets are producer-led markets, meaning we host vendors who sell products that they produce themselves. Community Farmers Markets vendors are local (within 200 miles of Atlanta), with many growing and producing food right here in the city. TOMAYTO TOMAHTO! 🍅🎉 Farmer John said to come on do Farm Fondo is back! 🤩 Join the ride on Sunday, Se Hey, market friends! 🌞 I hope you’ve been staying

The Green Market is a weekly farmers market held every Saturday from 9am–1pm in Piedmont Park, Atlanta, running from the last weekend in March through the second weekend in December. For more than 20 years, it has connected the community with local farmers, producers, and artisans offering fresh seasonal produce, locally made goods, and handmade items. The market also participates in the Georgia Fresh For Less EBT-doubling program for fresh fruits and vegetables.

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The Brookhaven Farmers Market's 16th season runs Saturdays from 9 am to noon, March 28 through October 31, 2026, rain or shine, at 1375 Fernwood Circle NE in Brookhaven. The market connects local food producers directly with shoppers in the community.

Join us Saturdays from 9am–1pm through December 12, 2026. For more than 20 years, the Green Market has connected Atlanta’s community with local farmers, producers, and artisans in the heart of Piedmont Park. Stroll through the market to discover fresh seasonal produce, locally made goods, and unique handmade items while supporting small businesses across Georgia. The Green Market is more than a place to shop — it’s a chance to connect with neighbors, meet the people who grow your food, and enjoy one of Atlanta’s most beloved traditions in the Park. The season runs Saturdays from 9am–1pm beginning the last weekend in March and continuing through the second weekend in December. The Green Market is open every Saturday from 9 am – 1 pm between March and December. Excludes Class A Festivals – please see our calendar to confirm dates. Yes, the market remains operational and moves into the a...

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Held at the Beacon ATL, this Community Farmers Markets program brings local vegetables, meats, breads, and artisanal foods to Grant Park each Sunday. The market has operated since 2011 and offers seating and picnic areas for visitors.

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The Sandy Springs Farmers Market sets up Saturday mornings from 8:30 am to noon, rain or shine, at City Springs, 1 Galambos Way. Each week brings a different mix of vendors selling fresh produce and prepared specialty foods.

Berrien County was created in 1856 from Coffee, Irwin, and Lowndes counties. The county was named after John Macpherson Berrien, a Savannah lawyer who later served as United States Attorney General under President Andrew Jackson. Located in the southern part of Georgia, Berrien County has four incorporated municipalities: Nashville (the county seat), Alapaha, Enigma, and Ray City. Berrien County is predominantly agricultural and is known as the “Bell Pepper Capital of the World”. With a population of more than 16,000 and growing, Berrien County offers a unique atmosphere, with all the convenience and technology of larger communities but loaded with southern hospitality and charm. Whether you like to play ball, drop a line in the water or just take a leisurely stroll, Berrien County is filled with a variety of recreational options. The Berrien County Recreation Department services over...

We provide you with great events that located in a prime location. Throughout the East Coast, crowds travel to Saint Simons Island and are looking to browse and buy at each event. Join us and you'll be surrounded by friendly neighbor vendors and loyal shoppers. Vacationers and locals looking for a relaxing getaway with a touch of history and charm, From the newest rooms to the historic hotels, a good night’s sleep is on “The Island” and nearby. Download and print the rules and map. We’re vendor friendly! Mark your calendars, select your booth and register 24/7. It’s all online. This event is definitely growing in attendance and popularity with new vendors each weekend! Sales have doubled; great area for a show!

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The Roswell Farmers Market runs every Saturday from April 18 through October 31, 8 am to noon, behind Roswell City Hall at 38 Hill Street in Roswell.

This market runs every Saturday from 9 am to 12:30 pm, April through November, behind the Statesboro Convention and Visitors Bureau at 222 South Main Street. Local family farms bring produce, meat, cheese and eggs, and shoppers can also find handcrafted goods, coffee, homemade lemonade and live music. Vendors apply as farmers, prepared food sellers, artisans, or education and recreation booths, with annual membership fees and weekly booth costs set out in the market guidelines.