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Marietta Square Farmers Market Features Georgia Grown, Made and Produced Products. Saturdays 9:00 am to 12:00 pm and Sunday Noon to 3:00 pm North Park Square on the Historic Marietta Square

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.

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.

Our mission is to provide both residents and visitors alike with the finest and freshest locally-grown and produced products in the region. The Main Street Statesboro Farmers Market is a non-profit event and depends solely on the participation of volunteers for support.

The Alpharetta Farmers Market runs on Saturdays from April through mid-November on the Town Green, with a separate Christmas Market held in December. It is directed by the Alpharetta Business Association and vendors sell produce, baked goods and crafts. New vendors apply each year through a window that opens February 1 and closes February 28, submitting licenses, insurance and product photos along with a fifty dollar application fee.

The Guyton Farmers Market on the Trail runs Saturdays from April 11 through October 31, 2026, 8 am to noon, offering fresh produce, prepared food, plants and original arts and crafts made by the vendors themselves. In bad weather, the market moves indoors to the gym at the Old Guyton School, 505 Magnolia Street.

The Reynoldstown Farmers Market runs Sundays from April 19 through October 25, 2026, at 97 Estoria St. in Atlanta, near the Beltline. Operating since 2023, the market doubles SNAP and EBT benefits and pairs weekly local produce with health and wellness classes.

The 2026 season of the Woodstock Farm Fresh Market will kick off on April 18th at Market Street and Reformation Brewery's Backyard in Downtown Woodstock, and runs every Saturday - 8:30am to Noon - until December 19th. Find locally grown produce, jams & jellies, honey, locally raised meats, seafood from the Georgia coast, fresh baked bread and pastries, bath and beauty products, and much more. Vendors for this season have already been chosen; get ready to see the vendor map posted here soon! If you are an interested vendor, please see wait list options below. Thank you to our sponsor of the 2026 Farm Fresh Market Season, Seacoast Bank.

The Stone Mountain Farmers Market runs weekly from the first week of April through the end of November at the Rock of Ages Lutheran Church at 5135 Memorial Drive in Stone Mountain. Markets run from 4 to 7 p.m. along Memorial Drive near Georgia State University Perimeter College and Georgia Piedmont Technical College. Vendors set up their own 10 by 10 foot booths to sell local goods, and the market also hosts holiday markets during the winter.

Every Friday beginning in May and lasting until September, purchase fresh fruits, vegetables, honey, dairy, homemade soap, arts, crafts and natural and organic homemade/handmade goods from local vendors at the Forsyth Main Street Market. Stop by anytime between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 PM.

Forsyth Farmers' Market operates year round in Savannah's Forsyth Park, opening every Saturday from 9 am to 1 pm regardless of weather. More than 70 regular farmers, growers and food producers sell fresh produce, meats and locally made goods, and the market doubles SNAP benefits for shoppers using them. A Youth Booth program, sponsored by Gulfstream, teaches children about healthy eating and agriculture.

A weekly farmer’s market in historic Richmond Hill, Georgia.

Lenny's Farmers Market runs every Saturday from May through November, 8 am to noon, at 110 North Hampton Street in Americus. The 2026 season opens May 16, and vendors sell fruits and vegetables, local honey, farm eggs, baked goods, jams, meats, potted plants and handmade crafts. It is named for Leonard Waitsman, a former city council member who helped start it in the early 1980s.

The Monroe Market runs every Saturday from May 2 through October 31, 2026, 8:30 am to noon, at Town Green in downtown Monroe. Local farmers, growers and artisan vendors sell fresh produce and handmade goods, with family activities during the growing season.

The Sugar Hill Farmers Market sets up every Tuesday at 4 p.m. at The Landing in downtown Sugar Hill. Shoppers can pick up fresh produce and homemade goods while supporting local farmers and vendors.

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 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.

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We’ve cultivated relationships with local vendors and farmers to provide a place to return to our roots and enjoy food the way it was meant to be shared. We strive to provide healthy, locally-produced food and products to our community. Saturday’s market brings approximately 60 vendors offering a variety of fresh produce, poultry, beef and pork, bread, sweet treats, honey, eggs, prepared foods, and so much more. Whether you’re looking to create a feast or simply don’t want to cook at all, we have you covered. The market is the perfect place to find the consummate gift for the foodie in your life– but you can also find homemade bath & body products, pottery, jewelry, and candles for that special someone. Music is a noteworthy companion anywhere you go, but it is especially conducive to the market place atmosphere. Lively tunes provide the perfect shopping backdrop. Plus, we love suppor...

Located in Downtown Ellijay in the Gilmer County Courthouse parking lot. Each Saturday from 8:30 am to 12:30 pm beginning May 6 through September 30, 2023. Locally grown produce and local artisans. Also, local musicians performing each Saturday! Come join us! Over 70 vendors! SHOP LOCAL!

This monthly maker and producer market runs the first Saturday of each month from May through November, 9 am to noon, on the grounds of the Okefenokee Heritage Center in Waycross. WayGreen Inc organizes the market and requires sellers to offer only local products, grown or made within 100 miles. Past markets have drawn more than 25 vendors selling pastured meats, honey, breads, Georgia olive oil, handmade soaps and plants.

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.

The Clarkesville Farmers Market is located in front of "The Old Clarkesville Mill" 583 Grant Street Clarkesville, GA 30523 Contact Lisa at 706-778-9374 Every Saturday May - October 9:00am -...

As a Lumpkin County Master Gardener, I love plants and propagating plants for others to enjoy. I am passionate about sharing my love of plants. As a collector of vintage planters, I would like to combine those interests and sell small house plants as a hobby. Grew up farming and was a senior produce buyer at Performance Food Group. Previously was a member of the Farmers Market for over 10 years (pre-COVID), semi-retired with the help of family members. Love growing and sharing herbs, flowers, and vegetables. Growing for nearly 30 years. Worked at Saul Nurseries in charge of propagation and plant care. Not certified organic, but follow the practice of organic/naturally grown for the good of the family, customers, and the environment. Growing up on a cattle farm, I became fond of the outdoors and grew an appreciation for the natural world around us. I learned that I enjoyed growing plan...