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Open Saturdays 8:00 AM - 12:00PM Boone, NC

Watauga County Farmers' Market

Organizer Watauga County Farmers MarketUnclaimed

located at 591 Horn in the West Dr. in Boone! The Watauga County Farmers' Market shall encourage and promote local agriculture, horticulture, value added, and craft industries in Watauga County and the adjacent area; to provide producers a site to market their goods directly to the consumer; and to provide consumers a market to obtain quality goods directly from local producers.” Two food trucks will be on-site weekly and many vendors offer ready-to-eat goodies allowing patrons to enjoy a hot breakfast or pastry and a cup of coffee or a smoothie while they shop. Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits are accepted and can be doubled at the Market Info Booth (up to $75) to help food dollars go even further! Visit us every Saturday through the end of November. For the first month, there will be 40+ popular booths participating with the full group of vendors joining in...

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Open Saturdays 8:00 AM - 12:00PM Boone, NC

High Country Farmers Market

Organizer High Country Farmers Market OrganizersUnclaimed

Against the Grain is a family-owned farm located in Zionville, NC specializing in a wide variety of certified organic vegetables as well as 100% grass-fed beef. They use biodynamic farming practices with a goal of providing "food that nourishes the whole human being". To learn more and follow their story: Website / Instagram / Facebook Between the Trees is a micro-bakery based in Boone, NC providing a variety of breads and pastries with most being naturally leavened through a long, cold fermentation for flavor and digestibility. Their business philosophy is built on four pillars: community, sustainability, taste, and craft. Beyond the Market, their offerings can be found through a variety of retail partners in the High Country. To learn more and follow their story: Website / Instagram / Facebook Black Birch Her-Pothecary is run by a clinical herbalist that makes a wide variety of herb...

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Duration: 3:30 - 6:30pm every Tuesday, May - October Boone, NC

King Street Market

Organizer Town of BooneUnclaimed

The King Street Farmers' Market, powered by Blue Ridge Women in Agriculture, has been operating since 2017. The King Street Market is your connection to fresh, local food. We offer a spacious, outdoor market every Tuesday from May through October from 3:30-6:30pm. The King Street Market is designed with working families in mind to give them the perfect opportunity to shop local during the week. The King Street Market offers a wide array of local goods including produce, meats, flowers, bread, eggs, crafts, and more! Are you a musician who wants to perform at the market? Please email [email protected] if interested. Musicians are offered $50 per market, and are encouraged to put out a tip jar as well. In 2024, the King Street Market and High Country Food Hub doubled over $40,000 in nutrition benefits! Thank you to our sponsors of the 2025 King Street Farmers' Market season! Mailing Ad...

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Oct 1–31, 2026 Boone, NC

Appalachian Autumn Market & Fall Festival

Organizer Southern Appalachian Historical AssociationUnclaimed

The Appalachian Autumn Market and Fall Festival returns to Hickory Ridge History Museum on Saturday, October 3, 2026, from 2 to 6 p.m., with free admission and leashed pets welcome. The afternoon includes local makers, live Appalachian music and storytelling, apple butter making, fresh pressed cider, hatchet throwing, and kid and pet costume contests. It is run by the museum behind Horn in the West, and vendor applications for 2026 are already closed.

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