Farmers markets in North Carolina
North Carolina has 310 farmers markets across 199 cities and towns in our directory. Asheville has the most. Across the state, markets commonly sell vegetables, baked goods, honey, fruits, and eggs. 96 accept SNAP/EBT. 22 are open year-round. Pick a city below to see markets with hours, seasons, and vendors.
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Asheville12 marketsCharlotte11 marketsDurham6 marketsGreenville6 marketsRaleigh6 marketsGreensboro5 marketsBoone4 marketsHuntersville4 marketsMooresville4 marketsPittsboro4 marketsSalisbury4 marketsStatesville4 marketsWilmington4 marketsWinston-Salem4 marketsCary3 marketsClayton3 marketsConcord3 marketsDobson3 marketsFayetteville3 marketsHickory3 marketsWinston Salem3 marketsAlbemarle2 marketsChapel Hill2 marketsClemmons2 marketsDavidson2 marketsElizabeth City2 marketsElizabethtown2 marketsForest City2 marketsGastonia2 marketsGoldsboro2 marketsHarrisburg2 marketsHendersonville2 marketsHillsborough2 marketsKernersville2 marketsKing2 marketsLenoir2 marketsLexington2 marketsLincolnton2 marketsMarshall2 marketsMebane2 marketsMocksville2 marketsMorehead City2 marketsMorganton2 marketsNew Bern2 marketsOxford2 marketsPinehurst2 marketsReidsville2 marketsSmithfield2 marketsSylva2 marketsTroutman2 marketsWadesboro2 marketsWaynesville2 marketsWilson2 marketsYadkinville2 marketsAdvance1 marketAndrews1 marketApex1 marketArchdale1 marketAsheboro1 marketAtkinson1 marketBakersviile1 marketBakersville1 marketBanner Elk1 marketBarnardsville1 marketBeaufort1 marketBelmont1 marketBermuda Run1 marketBlack Mountain1 marketBlowing Rock1 marketBrevard1 marketBryson City1 marketBurlington1 marketBurnsville1 marketCandler1 marketCandor1 marketCanton1 marketCarolina Beach1 marketCarrboro1 marketCashier1 marketCatawba1 marketCedar Point1 marketCenterville1 marketChattahoochee Hills1 marketCherokee1 marketCherryville1 marketChina Grove1 marketClaremont1 marketClinton1 marketColfax1 marketColumbia1 marketColumbus, NC1 marketConover1 marketCreedmoor1 marketCullowhee1 marketDanbury1 marketDenton1 marketDenver1 marketDunn1 marketEdenton1 marketEfland1 marketElkin1 marketElon1 marketErwin1 marketFairview1 marketFaison1 marketFearrington Village1 marketFlat Rock1 marketFranklin1 marketFranklinton1 marketFuquay-Varina1 marketGates1 marketHamilton1 marketHayesville1 marketHenderson1 marketHigh Point1 marketHildebran1 marketHolly Springs1 marketJacksonville1 marketKings Mountain1 marketKinston1 marketKitty Hawk1 marketKure Beach1 marketLake Santeetlah1 marketLaurinburg1 marketLillington1 marketLouisburg1 marketLowell1 marketLumberton1 marketMaggie Valley1 marketMarion1 marketMars Hill1 marketMarshville1 marketMatthews1 marketMayodan1 marketMayodan, NC1 marketMills River1 marketMint Hill1 marketMonroe1 marketMount Holly1 marketMt Airy1 marketMt. Airy1 marketMurfreesboro1 marketMurphy1 marketNags Head1 marketNewland1 marketNewton1 marketNorth Wilkesboro1 marketOak Island1 marketOakboro1 marketOriental1 marketPfafftown1 marketPineville1 marketPleasant Garden1 marketPlymouth1 marketRaeford1 marketRiceville1 marketRoanoke Rapids1 marketRobbinsville1 marketRockingham1 marketRocky Mount1 marketRoxboro1 marketRuffin1 marketRutherfordton1 marketSawmills1 marketSemora1 marketShallotte1 marketShelby1 marketSiler City1 marketSnow Hill1 marketSouthport1 marketSparta1 marketSpring Lake1 marketSpruce Pine1 marketStar1 marketSunset Beach1 marketTarboro1 marketTaylorsville1 marketThomasville1 marketTrenton1 marketTroy1 marketTryon, NC1 marketValdese1 marketValle Crucis1 marketWake Forest1 marketWallace1 marketWanchese1 marketWarrenton1 marketWashington1 marketWaxhaw1 marketWeaverville1 marketWendell1 marketWest Asheville1 marketWest Jefferson1 marketWhiteville1 marketWilkesboro1 marketWilliamston1 marketWinton1 marketWrightsville Beach1 marketZebulon1 market
Frequently asked questions
- How many farmers markets are in North Carolina?
- North Carolina has 310 farmers markets across 199 cities in our directory, built from the public USDA directory.
- Do North Carolina farmers markets accept SNAP/EBT?
- Yes. 96 markets in North Carolina accept SNAP/EBT, and many participate in Double Up nutrition-incentive programs that stretch those benefits.
- What do North Carolina farmers markets sell?
- Common products across North Carolina markets include vegetables, baked goods, honey, fruits, and eggs, plus seasonal specialties by region.