Farmers markets in Georgia
Georgia has 272 farmers markets across 159 cities and towns in our directory. Atlanta has the most. Across the state, markets commonly sell vegetables, jams & preserves, honey, baked goods, and fruits. 77 accept SNAP/EBT. 29 are open year-round. Pick a city below to see markets with hours, seasons, and vendors.
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Atlanta31 marketsAugusta6 marketsCumming5 marketsMacon5 marketsSavannah5 marketsCanton4 marketsDecatur4 marketsRoswell4 marketsSmyrna4 marketsAthens3 marketsClarkesville3 marketsDouglasville3 marketsEatonton3 marketsGainesville3 marketsHawkinsville3 marketsMarietta3 marketsNewnan3 marketsPeachtree City3 marketsRome3 marketsTifton3 marketsValdosta3 marketsWoodstock3 marketsAlpharetta2 marketsAmericus2 marketsBainbridge2 marketsBarnesville2 marketsBlue Ridge2 marketsBraselton2 marketsCalhoun2 marketsClayton2 marketsCommerce2 marketsDahlonega2 marketsDallas2 marketsDalton2 marketsDawsonville2 marketsDunwoody2 marketsEllijay2 marketsEmerson2 marketsJesup2 marketsLavonia2 marketsLithonia2 marketsMadison2 marketsMonroe2 marketsNorcross2 marketsSandy Spgs2 marketsThomaston2 marketsThomasville2 marketsVilla Rica2 marketsWarner Robins2 marketsZebulon2 marketsAcworth1 marketAdairsville1 marketAlbany1 marketAthens-Clarke County unified government (balance)1 marketAuburn1 marketAugusta-Richmond County consolidated government (b1 marketBerkeley Lake1 marketBishop1 marketBlairsville1 marketBluffton1 marketBremen1 marketBrookhaven1 marketByron1 marketCairo1 marketCarrollton1 marketCartersville1 marketCave Spring1 marketChamblee1 marketChattahoochee Hills1 marketClarkston1 marketCleveland1 marketCochran1 marketCollege Park1 marketColumbus1 marketConyers1 marketCordele1 marketCovington1 marketDarien1 marketDonalsonville1 marketDouglas1 marketDublin1 marketDuluth1 marketEast Point1 marketEastman1 marketEvans1 marketFairburn1 marketFitzgerald1 marketFlowery Br1 marketFlowery Branch1 marketForest Park1 marketForsyth1 marketFort Valley1 marketGainsville1 marketGrayson1 marketGreensboro1 marketGriffin1 marketHahira1 marketHartwell1 marketHephzibah1 marketHiawassee1 marketHinesville1 marketHoschton1 marketJasper1 marketJefferson1 marketJonesboro1 marketKennesaw1 marketKingsland1 marketLAwrenceville1 marketLexington1 marketLilburn1 marketLocust Grove1 marketLookout Mountain1 marketMableton1 marketMc Rae Helena1 marketMcRae-Helena1 marketMidland1 marketMidway1 marketMilledgeville1 marketMillen1 marketMilton1 marketMontezuma1 marketMonticello1 marketMoultrie1 marketNashville1 marketOxford1 marketPeachtree Corners1 marketPerry1 marketPine Mountain1 marketPooler1 marketPowder Springs1 marketRichmond Hill1 marketRock Spring1 marketRockmart1 marketSandersville1 marketSandy Springs1 marketSmyrna, GA1 marketSnellville1 marketSparta1 marketSt Marys1 marketStatesboro1 marketStatham1 marketStone Mountain1 marketSuwanee1 marketSwainsboro1 marketSylvester1 marketTallapoosa1 marketThe Rock1 marketTiger1 marketToccoa1 marketTrenton1 marketTucker1 marketWaleska1 marketWashington1 marketWatkinsville1 marketWaycross1 marketWest Point1 marketWinder1 marketWoodbury1 marketWoodville1 market
Frequently asked questions
- How many farmers markets are in Georgia?
- Georgia has 272 farmers markets across 159 cities in our directory, built from the public USDA directory.
- Do Georgia farmers markets accept SNAP/EBT?
- Yes. 77 markets in Georgia accept SNAP/EBT, and many participate in Double Up nutrition-incentive programs that stretch those benefits.
- What do Georgia farmers markets sell?
- Common products across Georgia markets include vegetables, jams & preserves, honey, baked goods, and fruits, plus seasonal specialties by region.