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The Serenbe Farmers and Artists Market runs Saturdays from 9 am to 1 pm in the Grange area of the Serenbe community, roughly April through November. Vendors include local growers, small food producers, artists and craft makers focused on eco-conscious, healthy products. The market sits at 10640 Serenbe Lane in Chattahoochee Hills, with parking along Serenbe Lane.

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.

Farmers Market person? RFM regular? Drop your email below and get all the updates. Vendor applications for the 2026 season have now closed, and we’re excited for the season ahead. Our vendor lineup is currently being finalized. Any additional vendors considered from this point forward will be on a limited, as-needed basis. If you’re interested in being part of the market, we invite you to fill out the vendor interest form below. While this is not part of the formal application process and does not guarantee participation this season, it allows us to stay connected should opportunities arise. If you’re interested in being part of the market in any way—selling, sponsoring, collaborating, or contributing—please fill out this short form so we can learn more about you. This is not a formal application, just a way to start the conversation. We’ll be in touch if we see a good fit or an oppor...

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 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.

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

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.

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 East Lake Farmers Market meets Saturdays from 8 am to noon, May through October, offering locally grown fresh fruits and vegetables alongside homemade treats, health screenings, live music, artists and cooking demonstrations. The market also runs a Fresh Baskets program for weekly produce pickup and a Buy One Give One option that delivers boxes to low income seniors.

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 2026 season will take place every Tuesday, May 19 through November 24, from 3-7pm at Bay 41, 115 41st Street. Vendor applications for the 16th season of the Lawrenceville Farmers Market are open! If you are interested in applying, please read through the Vendor Reference Guide in its entirety before proceeding to the application packet. Please email market@LUnited.org any questions. The Lawrenceville Farmers Market is a program of Lawrenceville United . We are committed to increasing food access in our community, to growing local agricultural businesses for long-term sustainability, and providing a vibrant resource for the Lawrenceville community. Now more than ever, we are committed to making sure the LFM is: helping to lower barriers to fresh, healthy food especially for low-income families, older adults, and individuals with food insecurity or low food access and; supporting th...

From fall fun at the Cumming Country Fair & Festival…to summer afternoons splashing at the Cumming Aquatic Center…and top-notch music and theatre at the School Street Playhouse – The City of Cumming is a community bustling with vibrant life, yet still remaining rich in history and tradition…and there’s plenty more to come! Click here to read more about our community! Opened in 2002, Cumming City Hall has become the face of downtown Cumming. Its architecture, which features a four-faced clock tower, is a modernized style reminiscent of the classic look and feel of old town Cumming. Inside, the walls tell the story of Cumming’s past and present administration, including a large collage of antique photographs. City Hall hosts the City Council Chambers and administrative offices of several city departments. The Cumming Fairgrounds hosts a large spectrum of events each year from antique ca...

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See what's happening at Callaway Resort & Gardens, browse upcoming events by season, and check hours before your visit to Pine Mountain, Georgia.

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Atlanta BeltLine Art is a public-art program celebrating the voices, experiences, and values of Atlantans through visual art, performance, and music along the corridor. The program includes one of the country’s largest temporary public-art exhibits and linear galleries.

The Helen Oktoberfest, billed as the longest-running Oktoberfest in the United States, begins September 10 and runs through November 1, 2026, at the Helen Festhalle. Authentic German-style bands from the US and Europe perform, with alphorns, cowbells, accordion music and polka dancing on the dance floor.

Helen Oktoberfest is the official annual celebration at the Helen Festhalle and is described by the Chamber as the longest-running Oktoberfest in the United States. The festival features German bands, a parade, keg tapping, food, and themed celebrations across its fall run.

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Helen Oktoberfest is the official annual celebration at the Helen Festhalle and the longest-running Oktoberfest in the United States. The festival includes a parade, keg tapping, bands, food, and themed special events.

Stone Mountain Park's Pumpkin Festival combines daytime park attractions and entertainment with a not-so-spooky Glow by Night experience. The festival is designed for families and runs on select fall dates, with nighttime programming Friday through Sunday.

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The Social Circle Farmers Market meets every first and third Thursday through October in Friendship Park, from 4 to 7 pm. It is run by the city's Main Street program, which also organizes the Friendship Festival and Christmas Parade downtown. Vendors interested in a spot are asked to email the city directly rather than fill out an online form.

The Pier Village Market is an indoor small business hub in St. Simons Island, open seven days a week at 215 Mallory Street. Ten suites house local shops and eateries including Sunset Slush, Saint Simons Crepes, the Banana Cabana, Saltwater Boys Co. children's clothing and Wyatt's Barbershop.