We welcome you to the Fearrington Farmers' Market, located in Fearrington Village right off of 15-501, halfway between Chapel Hill and Pittsboro (view map). Our producer-only market has over three dozen members and is now in its 30th season! Each week you can find vegetables, fruits, meats, eggs, flowers, home-canned goods, and baked goods —…
The Fayetteville Farmers Market has operated since 1973 and sets up on the Downtown Square Tuesdays from 4 to 8 pm and Thursdays and Saturdays from 7 am to 1 pm. Online orders can be picked up curbside or delivered around Fayetteville on Thursday afternoons.
Pop-Up Raleigh is a monthly art and vintage market held Saturdays from noon to 5 pm at Trophy on Maywood Avenue. Local artisans and vintage vendors set up alongside food trucks, a coffee truck, fresh lemonade and baked goods, with a bounce house for kids at some events.
Pop-Up Raleigh is a juried art and vintage market at Trophy's Maywood brewery and taproom. Local artisans, vintage curators, makers, food trucks, and shoppers gather for an afternoon of art, vintage finds, food, and drinks.
Join us every Sunday from 11 AM–2 PM in Stowe Park for the Belmont, NC Sunday Farmers Market. Open April through October , this weekly market features local farmers, bakers, and artisans offering fresh produce, seasonal goods, and handcrafted items. We’ve expanded our online resources to make planning your visit even easier. Explore the ‘Know Before You Go’ dropdown menu to explore our vendor directory, FAQs, and additional market information. 2027 winter market details, and information will be available at the end of the 2026 market season. The bi-weekly winter market is a great way to Shop from a curated selection of local farmers, bakers, and makers offering seasonal produce, artisan goods, and handcrafted items. Our Winter Market operates on a biweekly schedule. Our vendors are established local businesses from across North Carolina and South Carolina who bring their crafts and co...
We welcome you to the Fearrington Farmers' Market, located in Fearrington Village right off of 15-501, halfway between Chapel Hill and Pittsboro (view map). Our producer-only market has over three dozen members and is now in its 30th season! Each week you can find vegetables, fruits, meats, eggs, flowers, home-canned goods, and baked goods —…
As A local Business, we love having local vendors! Throughout the Year, we host many events and invite local vendors to join us. we would love to have you join us as a vendor! Why shop at a big box store when you can get one of a kind clothing jewelry, and more? Our events with vendors gives you and opportunity to grow your clientele and your local business. we provide the location, you provide your local small business!
Dock Street, between 2 nd and Water Streets, in historic downtown Wilmington, NC We are working hard to make sure you have the best experience possible Watch the Riverfront Farmers Market video created by Edible Port City Magazine Wilmington’s Local Guide to Music, Food, & Events. on Dock Street between 2nd Street & Water Street. Note: High winds or lightning may cause us to cancel for safety reasons. Please check our FB page for the most current information.
ABOUT THE ALLEY
The Alley of The Arts is a collaborative outdoor space by artists for artists. The Alley will work to further drive and cultivate culture rooted in creativity, self-expression, and progress in Winston-Salem's Arts District. It's a space for joy, learning, creativity, and connection.
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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...
The North Asheville Tailgate Market is a weekly, Saturday morning gathering of the best farmers, craftspeople, and bakers. With more than 70 vendors each week and more than 40,000 annual customers, the market’s energetic and warm environment welcomes all. Since 1980, we have been providing Asheville and the surrounding area with a full range of local, sustainably produced produce, meats, eggs, cheeses, breads, plants, prepared foods and crafts. Day vendors complement the members’ offerings with additional products and services. As a producer-only farmers market, our mission is to strengthen the local foods movement of Western North Carolina by organizing a dynamic and inclusive outlet for farmers and small businesses to connect with customers and community. Our items are always locally sourced when possible. By purchasing local goods, you are recycling money back into our local econom...
Farms are within 75 miles of the market and produce 75% of what they sell. Our special programs include a kids club, SNAP Double Bucks, live music, cooking demonstrations, and farmshare for our neighbors. Our market focuses on supporting local small farms, educating our community on the advantages of eating fresh local food, and teaching our community to grow their own food! Mount Holly Farmer’s Market has been run by volunteers for 20 years! At our market, you will find a community that is engaged in the market and a market that is engaged in the community! Farms are local (75 Mile Radius), out of season produce is not allowed at the market and a farm vendor must grow at least 75% (some are even 100%) of what they sell. Vendor farms are frequently visited throughout the year to ensure this distinction stays intact. At the Mount Holly Farmers Market, we love pets, but for the safety a...
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...
Chatham Mills Farmers’ Market is a growers-only market located at Historic Chatham Mills in downtown Pittsboro, NC, featuring a variety of fresh local products.
With Haywood's Historic Farmers Market, you can do just that. Established in 2008, Haywood’s Historic Farmers Market is a producer-only market, featuring produce sourced from Haywood or an adjacent county, meats, fish, eggs, honey, dairy, flowers, nursery plants, preserves, baked goods, heritage crafts, and much more! for local meats, fresh produce, heritage crafts, and handmade treats. Click the buttons below to learn about our local growers, crafters, bakers, brewers, and everything in between! Are you interested in becoming a vendor, volunteer, or musician at our market in 2026? Not a business? Click Here to Make a Secure Online Donation!
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.
At Cobblestone Farmers Market, our mission is to significantly increase equitable access to local, sustainably grown food in Winston-Salem, NC and to foster a vibrant community by connecting local farmers, artisans, and consumers. We strive to promote sustainable practices, grow our regional food economy, and provide fresh, high-quality products year-round. By creating a welcoming space for people to gather, shop, and share in the joys of local food, we aim to cultivate relationships that support healthy living and celebrate the unique flavors of our region. Cobblestone offers a dynamic range of programs that empower community members of all ages with the tools and knowledge to live healthier, more sustainable lives. From interactive food demonstrations and fun children's activities to community composting and gardening resources, these programs equip families with the support and inf...
Apex Farmers Market is a not for profit farmers market offering locally grown produce, locally raised meats, locally made cheese, baked goods, crafts and more!
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.
Steve Troxler was raised in the Guilford County community of Browns Summit and has spent his entire career in agriculture. The N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services has a wide variety of programs and services to help ensure food safety. The N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services has a wide variety of programs and services to help ensure consumers are protected. The N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services has a wide variety of programs and services to help farmers and landowners be more efficient, profitable and sustainable. The N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services has a wide variety of programs and services to help agribusinesses. The N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services has a wide variety of programs and services to help protect the environment and endangered plant species
Our Mission is to create a vibrant, thriving farmers market in the heart of Midtown Raleigh, where the community can buy local, family-farmed foods, grown in a manner that sustains the land and our health. Vision Our market is dedicated to providing the community access to healthful food options, and educational opportunities to learn about Read More
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