Farmers Markets near Albemarle, NC

Albemarle

A farmers market at Stanly Commons on North 1st Street in Albemarle, the seat of Stanly County in the southern Piedmont. Growers from Stanly and nearby counties sell seasonal produce and homemade goods near the Uwharrie region.

A county farmers market on Railroad Street in downtown Albemarle, serving Stanly County in the southern Piedmont near the Uwharrie National Forest. Local farmers sell seasonal fruits and vegetables and other goods. It is one of a couple of market sites in the Albemarle area.

Denton

Denton Farmers' Market sets up at 28 W. Salisbury Street in Denton, a small town in southern Davidson County. Local growers sell seasonal produce, eggs, and homemade goods to neighbors. Denton sits in a rural stretch of the Piedmont known more for its farm heritage than its size. Check current days and hours before visiting.

Troy

Montgomery County's farmers market on North Main Street in Troy, the county seat set among the Uwharrie Mountains of central North Carolina. Farms in this rural, heavily forested county bring produce and homemade goods to sell. The Uwharrie National Forest and Lake Tillery draw visitors nearby, and Troy anchors the small towns of the region.

A farmers market on Old Goldmine Road in Marshville, in the farm country of eastern Union County southeast of Charlotte. The road name nods to the Carolina Piedmont's 19th-century gold-mining history, which began in this region. Marshville, hometown of country singer Randy Travis, sits in a rural stretch of produce and livestock farms.

This farmers market sits on South Main Street in Star, a small town in Montgomery County near the Uwharrie National Forest in central North Carolina. Growers from the surrounding rural county bring seasonal produce to the market. Days and hours aren't confirmed online.

Wadesboro

The Uptown Wadesboro Farmers' Market runs on East Wade Street in downtown Wadesboro, the Anson County seat in south-central North Carolina near the South Carolina line. Growers from this rural farming county sell seasonal produce. Current hours aren't confirmed online.

Salisbury

The Salisbury Farmers Market connects our community with local farmers, food producers, and artisans offering fresh fruits and vegetables, meat, eggs, honey, baked goods, plants, flowers, and handmade items. SNAP/EBT and nutrition incentive programs are accepted. The market is held Saturdays, mid-April - December, 8 AM–12 PM, on the Railwalk at the Farmers Market Pavilion, 228 E Kerr St, Salisbury, NC.

A downtown farmers market at 300 South Main Street in Salisbury, the seat of Rowan County in the central Piedmont. Growers from Rowan and nearby counties sell seasonal fruits and vegetables and other homemade goods along Salisbury's historic Main Street corridor.

A farmers market on Mocksville Avenue in Salisbury, the seat of Rowan County in the central North Carolina Piedmont. Rowan County's farms turn out produce and homegrown goods for the market. Salisbury sits along the old main rail line between Charlotte and Greensboro and keeps one of the state's largest historic downtown districts.

Open every Saturday year-round at 518 Winecoff School Road in Concord, this Cabarrus County market runs 8am to noon from April through October and 9am to noon in the colder months. It's one of three locations operated by the Piedmont Farmers Market, which brings regional growers and their seasonal produce to the area east of Charlotte.

China Grove

China Grove's Farmers Market aims to be a gathering place where you find community, locally grown food, and handmade products! Open every Tuesday night from 4:00 - 7:00 pm (May - August).

The Harrisburg site of the Piedmont Farmers Market, one of three locations this Cabarrus County market runs. Regional growers sell seasonal produce and local goods every Saturday year-round, 8am to noon spring through fall and 9am to noon in winter. It serves the Harrisburg community on the east side of Charlotte.

A suburban farmers market on Matthews–Mint Hill Road in Mint Hill, a town on the southeastern edge of Mecklenburg County outside Charlotte. Growers from the farmland along the Union County line bring produce and homemade goods. Mint Hill keeps a small-town feel at the Charlotte metro's rural edge, and the market serves its residential neighborhoods.