The Black Farmers’ Market happens rain or shine every Sunday from April to November rotating between Durham and Raleigh to provide access to fresh foods from farms directly to customers. Join us on our journey to create a strong local food system right in the heart of NC. Applications for 2026 market membership are now closed. What if your weekly grocery dollars could strengthen local farms and expand food access in your community at the same time? What if every grocery run was a radical act of love? What if feeding your family meant fueling your community, too? At the Black Farmers Market, every dollar you spend keeps the Black dollar circulating where it belongs, right here, with us.
Open Saturday 8 am - 12 pm, Check social media for updates Shop with us every Saturday, rain or shine! Our open-air market is refreshing in the summer and brisk in the winter. We aim to provide regular access to high quality locally grown food, offer entertainment and events to cultivate a vibrant community gathering space, and support the preservation of farmland and the local environment through encouraging responsible and sustainable agricultural practices. Our vendors are qualified farmers, prepared food artisans, or craftspeople who reside and grow or create their products within a 50 mile radius of our market location. Our farmers and vendors offer some of the best produce, meats, and other goods in the area. Our market accepts SNAP and SFMNP cards. In fact, as a part of the Triangle Double Bucks program, we are able to offer Double Bucks, matching your money, dollar-for-dollar....
The Durham Craft Market is the Bull City's longest-running art market, operating alongside the Farmers' Market since 2006. We are a member-operated collective of diverse, independent artisans who bring their handcrafted pottery, woodworking, fine art, jewelry and so much more to Durham Central Park every single Saturday morning. In the Sister Cities Grove, right next to the Farmers' Market Pavilion Stay up to date with events, membership news, and application openings. What news do you want to hear from the DCM? I'm a shopper! The Durham Craft Market has been connecting the Bull City community to exceptional local makers for over 20 years. Everything at the DCM is created by hand, making it your place to discover and support local artistry and craftsmanship.
Providing access to fresh food for all of our community, championing small farmers and artisans, and fostering a thriving and participatory local economy. The Durham Farmers’ Market is a community of farmers, growers, and crafters. We are strongly committed to local products: every item you see at the market was produced by the people selling it, and it all comes from no more than 70 miles away. The Durham Farmers’ Market is committed to being a space for everyone in our community. Learn more about the various programs offered at the DFM. Double your SNAP, WIC, and Senior FMNP dollars with our Double Bucks program. At our Wednesday markets, kids learn about nutrition, seasonal eating, cooking tips, composting, sustainability, and more. Without our loyal community of volunteers, donors, and sponsors, our market would not be the thriving space that it is. We are truly grateful for all t...
Duke is woven into the fabric of North Carolina. A wide aerial video of the water, boats and homes near the Duke University Marine Lab. The Duke family’s vision for this university was to create a North Carolina institution — a force for good for the citizens of Durham and the rest of the state. A well-rounded Duke education happens inside and outside of class. Our purposeful partnerships in Durham and across the state benefit everyone. Researchers, doctors and patients share their stories of health care journeys with Duke that made lives better.
Admission is free with a $5 suggested donation at the gate. Donations support the festival and the arts in Durham. Celebrate Durham Arts Council’s history with a limited-edition T-shirt featuring a print by Durham artist L. Jamal Walton . The design showcases DAC’s historic home, built in 1906 as Durham’s first public high school and later home to City Hall. Order yours online ahead of CenterFest and have it ready to wear all weekend. A limited version of the design will also be available for purchase on-site during the festival. Celebrate Durham Arts Council’s history with a limited-edition T-shirt featuring a print by Durham artist L. Jamal Walton . The design showcases DAC’s historic home, built in 1906 as Durham’s first public high school and later home to City Hall. Order yours online ahead of CenterFest and have it ready to wear all weekend. A limited version of the design will...
A family friendly convention geared toward pop culture and horror fans. Located at The Millennium Hotel, 2800 Campus Walk Ave in Durham, NC.
If you are interested in volunteering for the event, email us at triangleterrorcon@gmail.com!
Come join us at our Cottagecore Edition of the Geek and Grub Market! This fun, free and family friendly event will feature 40+ vendors, fun activities and special guests.
Come join us at our Holiday Nightmare Edition of the Geek and Grub Market! This fun, free and family friendly event will feature 40 + vendors, fun activities and special guests.
Since 1975, the Hayti Heritage Center has stood as a powerful testament to Durham’s rich African American history. Located in the heart of the historic Hayti community—a post-Reconstruction Black enclave that thrived through much of the 20th century—Hayti has long served as a guardian of cultural memory, community connection, and Black creative excellence. This building has been gathering us since 1891. It was a church before it was a stage, and honestly, it never stopped being one — the hymns just multiplied. This year, the performance hall turned sanctuary holds Ta-Nehisi Coates trading truths across three generations. Phonte and YahZarah bringing it all the way back home. Gospel that makes the walls shake and grown-folks' prose that makes the pews blush. A parking lot that turns into a dance floor. Bedtime stories under the real Carolina night sky. Old things seen freshly. New thin...
City guides with the venues that host festivals, who issues the permits, what the weather does to an outdoor season, and the local vendors worth calling.
