Farmers Markets near Douglasville, GA

This listing sits at 6770 Selman Drive in Douglasville, the Cobb & Douglas Public Health WIC office. The county runs the Georgia WIC Farmers Market Nutrition Program from this address, issuing seasonal vouchers that let pregnant women and young children redeem fresh produce at approved stands. It functions as a benefits site tied to the WIC office, not a standalone market with its own vendor lineup.

Douglasville

Powder Springs Farmers Market lists an address on Marietta Street in Powder Springs, a Cobb County city west of Atlanta.

Villa Rica

Villa Rica Farmers' Market sets up at 106 Temple Street in downtown Villa Rica, a Carroll County city nicknamed "The City of Gold" for its 1830s gold-mining history. Downtown markets here run within walking distance of the old mining-era storefronts along Temple Street.

Mableton

Paulding County Farm Bureau Farmers Market lists an address on Villa Rica Highway in Dallas, the Paulding County seat west of Atlanta. Georgia Farm Bureau county chapters often host or co-sponsor markets like this one as part of their local programming.

Dallas

The Dallas Farmers' Market sets up on the courthouse square at 25 Courthouse Square in Dallas, the Paulding County seat northwest of Atlanta. Courthouse-square markets like this one are common across small Georgia towns, typically running weekly through the growing season.

Smyrna Fresh Produce Market operates at 1275 Church Street SE in Smyrna, in Cobb County a few miles northwest of Atlanta. Cobb's growing season runs roughly April through October, when produce stands in the area typically stock Georgia peaches, tomatoes, squash, and sweet corn.

FARM Atlanta Road Farmers Market operates at 2160 Cooper Lake Road SE in Smyrna, in the Cobb County corridor between Atlanta Road and South Cobb Drive. Beyond the address, most online listings are generic aggregator entries rather than firsthand reporting, so vendor lineup and current hours aren't confirmed here.

Smyrna

Smyrna Outdoor Market runs at 200 Village Green Circle SE, inside the Market Village shopping and dining district in downtown Smyrna. The name points to an open-air vendor market rather than a single storefront, with the weather-dependent schedule typical of outdoor markets in metro Atlanta.

East Point

Jersey Jodi's runs a short weekday window, Monday through Thursday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., spring through fall, at 2116 Adams Drive NW in Atlanta. It's closed the entire weekend, which sets it apart from most Georgia markets. Reviewers keep coming back for the fruit, one calling out the watermelon as the best they'd had in a while. Produce, baked goods, and artisan goods round out the tables.

Atlanta

MARTA Markets are pop-up farm stands inside Atlanta's MARTA transit stations — West End, Five Points, West Bankhead, College Park, H.E. Holmes, Doraville, and Kensington — putting fresh produce where nearly 500,000 daily riders already are. Each stand carries 15–18 produce items from hyperlocal and regional farms plus local goods like peanut butter and baked items, and SNAP/EBT dollars are doubled for fresh produce.

Marietta

The Marietta Square Farmers Market features Georgia grown, made, and produced products every Saturday 9 a.m. to noon, year-round, at North Park Square on the historic Marietta Square. Averaging 64 vendors and hundreds of shoppers weekly, it offers heirloom tomatoes and rare varieties you won't find in grocery stores, plus cut flowers, local honey, whole grain breads, preserves, herb plants, and handmade goods — all grown or produced by the vendors themselves.

South Atlanta Farmers Market sits at 555 Hopkins Street SW, in the Pittsburgh neighborhood just south of downtown Atlanta. Several southwest Atlanta neighborhoods have leaned on community-run markets and food co-ops to fill gaps left by grocery deserts, and this address falls squarely in that corridor.

Smyrna

Nam Dae Mun Farmers Market is part of the NDM Market chain, which first opened in Duluth, Georgia, in 2005 and has since grown to eight locations across metro Atlanta, including this one near Smyrna's Cobb International shopping area. The stores stock international groceries, fresh produce, and household essentials for the region's Korean and broader Asian communities.

Village Farmers' Market at Life University sets up on the Life University campus at 1269 Barclay Circle in Marietta, home to the world's largest chiropractic college. Campus markets like this one typically draw on the surrounding Cobb County growing season, running spring through fall.

Atlanta

Coweta County Surplus Vegetable Market runs indoors at 229 Temple Avenue in Newnan, open longer hours than most farmers markets — 9am to 4pm most days, 10am to 4pm Sundays, spring through fall. The focus stays narrow: fresh, locally grown vegetables and seasonal produce, sold by the people who grew it.

Atlanta

Peachtree City Farmers Market is listed on Northlake Drive in Peachtree City, the Fayette County community built around a network of golf cart paths instead of standard sidewalks.

The Green Door Fresh Market is located at 431 Fair Street in Atlanta, near the Mechanicsville neighborhood just south of the Georgia State stadium district. The name and address place it among a handful of small, neighborhood-scale produce markets that have opened in southwest Atlanta's historically underserved food corridors.

Main Street Newnan's Market Day runs Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., spring through fall, at 1 LaGrange Street, a weekday schedule that's unusual among Georgia markets built around Saturday mornings. Vendors bring produce, meat, poultry, dairy, eggs, baked goods, flowers, honey, herbs, and artisan goods. EBT and WIC are accepted, and the downtown location sits within walking distance of Newnan's courthouse square.

Fresh South Market runs out of a climate-controlled building at 100 North Peachtree Parkway, open Wednesdays and Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. It started as a nonprofit built to give small Georgia farmers a direct line to customers, skipping the wholesale markup. Shoppers find seasonal produce, baked goods, and cut flowers, plus chef demonstrations most Saturday mornings at 10:30. EBT and WIC are both accepted.

Newnan

Running since 1977, Coweta County Farmers Market meets Wednesdays and Saturdays from 8:30am to noon, June through September, at 6 First Avenue in downtown Newnan. Local farm families and gardeners sell in-season produce, meats, eggs, honey, cut flowers, baked goods, jams, jellies, and handmade crafts.

UMOJA Farmers' Market is at 9 Gammon Avenue SW, in the Pittsburgh neighborhood of southwest Atlanta near the I-20/I-75 interchange. Umoja is Swahili for unity, one of the seven principles of Kwanzaa, and the name fits a stretch of Atlanta where several community-run food projects have taken root in recent years.

Atlanta

Northside Farmers' Market lists an address on Northside Drive in Atlanta, in the corridor between Buckhead and the West Midtown warehouse district.

Atlanta

The Municipal Market in Sweet Auburn has run out of the same Edgewood Avenue building since 1924, though the market traces back to an open-air stand that opened in 1918. Locals still call it the Curb Market. About thirty vendors sell produce, meat, seafood, and prepared food inside, Monday through Saturday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., and the market accepts EBT.

Atlanta

More than 40 vendors set up inside Piedmont Park every Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., late March through mid-December, at the 12th Street and Piedmont Avenue entrance. The Piedmont Park Conservancy runs it, and Georgia Fresh for Less matches EBT dollar-for-dollar on produce. Expect Georgia peaches in season, sourdough, kombucha, and coffee. There's no market-day parking on-site; use the Botanical Garden garage on Monroe Drive instead.

Carrollton

Cabbagetown Market operates out of a storefront at 198 Carroll Street in the Cabbagetown neighborhood, with a weekly farmers market day alongside its regular retail hours. Vendors bring Georgia-grown produce, proteins, and specialty goods from farms and makers around the region, and the market accepts SNAP/EBT.

Acworth

Acworth Farmers Market sets up at 4405 Cherokee Street in downtown Acworth, in Cherokee County northwest of Atlanta. Vendor lineup and seasonal hours weren't available in public sources.

Atlanta

Atlanta

Freedom Farmers' Market at the Carter has sold organic, sustainably grown food outside the Carter Center Library, 453 Freedom Parkway NE, since 2014. It runs Saturdays, roughly 8:30 a.m. to noon, year-round, with grass-fed meats, dairy, eggs, baked goods, and a rotating chef selling prepared food alongside live music and a kids' tent. Reach the market at [email protected].

Metro Market Atlanta is listed at 2133 Piedmont Road, in the Piedmont Heights corridor near Ansley Mall and the Atlanta Beltline's northeast stretch.

Atlanta

Atlanta

NE Marietta

Paper Mill Farmers Market is listed at Paper Mill Village, a shopping center on Village Parkway in the Paper Mill Road corridor of East Cobb, near Marietta.

Sewell Mill Community & Farmers Market is listed on Hamilton Avenue in Bremen, a small Haralson County city near the Alabama border in west Georgia.

Sandy Springs Farmers Market runs Saturday mornings, 8:30 to noon, rain or shine, with vendors rotating weekly between fresh produce and artisan foods. The market currently sets up at City Springs, the city's civic complex, and posts vendor updates on Facebook and Instagram.

Jonesboro

Jonesboro Farmers Market runs twice a week at 155 Lee Street: Tuesdays 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturdays 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., spring through fall, under a covered pavilion with restrooms on-site. Around 25 vendors sell produce, organic meats, eggs, baked goods, honey, and crafts, and food trucks show up on busier days. Popular items sell out early, so reviewers recommend getting there at opening.

Atlanta

Emory Farmers Market has run on McDonough Plaza, at 569 Asbury Circle, since June 2008, when it started with seven vendors. It now operates Tuesdays, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., during the academic year, co-managed by Emory Dining and the university's Office of Sustainable Initiatives. Vendors sell produce, artisanal bread, honey, and coffee, and some accept Dooley Dollars and Eagle Dollars alongside cash.

This listing duplicates the Sandy Springs Farmers Market entry elsewhere in this directory, under an office address rather than the market's Saturday setup. The market itself runs 8:30 a.m. to noon at City Springs, with a rotating weekly lineup of produce and artisan food vendors.

Emerson

City of Emerson Farmer's Market is a small Bartow County market operating spring through fall. As with many town-run markets this size, the vendor lineup and hours shift week to week, so calling ahead before a special trip is worthwhile.

East Lake Farmers Market runs out of 2343 Hosea L. Williams Drive in Atlanta's East Lake neighborhood, selling fresh produce alongside cinnamon rolls, cheese, honey, and jam from local vendors. The market adds weekly cooking demonstrations and monthly health screenings, and it accepts SNAP/EBT along with Senior Nutrition coupons. Questions go to [email protected].

Southern Girls Market operates out of Emerson, a small Bartow County town off Highway 293 near Lake Allatoona, at 631 Hwy 293. The market keeps an active Facebook page under its own name, though hours and vendor lists live there rather than on a standalone website — check the page before visiting.

Brookhaven

The Brookhaven Farmers Market mission is to provide healthy, locally-produced food and products to our community; cultivating a sustainable connection between producers and consumers which will support the local economy and enhance the overall health of the local people and their environment. The market has been in operation for over 10 years in the heart of Brookhaven.

Woodstock

SocialBites Food Hub sits on Parkway 575 in Woodstock, part of Cherokee County's fast-growing local-food scene north of Atlanta. A food hub typically aggregates and distributes goods from several area growers rather than operating as a single farm. Contact them directly for the current vendor lineup and market hours.

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Decatur

This Saturday morning market runs on N. McDonough Street in downtown Decatur, from 9 a.m. to noon, and has operated since 2013. It matches SNAP/EBT dollars with produce tokens so benefit shoppers get double the buying power at the table. Vendors sell fresh produce, flowers, bread, and artisan cheese, with the season typically running spring into fall.

Downtown Decatur Market operates at 101 E. Court Square, on the square that anchors the city's downtown business district. It's one of several Decatur-area markets connecting growers directly with shoppers, alongside the Saturday McDonough Street market and the Wednesday market the nonprofit Community Farmers Markets runs a few blocks away. Specific hours for this Court Square location weren't confirmed beyond directory listings.

Decatur

The Decatur Farmers Market has served fresh, organic produce and locally made goods for over 15 years, running Wednesdays 4–7 p.m. rain or shine on the front lawn of First Baptist Church Decatur at 308 Clairemont Avenue. Part of Community Farmers Markets since 2013, the dog-friendly market doubles SNAP/EBT dollars for fruits and vegetables through the Georgia Fresh for Less program.

Decatur

The Oakhurst Farmers Market runs Saturdays 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 630 East Lake Drive in Decatur's Oakhurst neighborhood, one of Community Farmers Markets' producer-led Atlanta markets. Every vendor sells what they produce themselves, sourced within 200 miles of Atlanta — many growing right in the city — supporting living wages for farmers and local food access for all.

Woodstock

Woodstock Farm Fresh Market sets up on Market Street in downtown Woodstock, near the town's 1912 railroad depot. It's a direct-sale market for Cherokee County growers and producers.

Atlanta

Common Ground Farmers Market sets up weekly at 7741 Roswell Road in Atlanta, typically opening for the season in late February. At least two farm vendors sell direct to shoppers each week, with fresh vegetables, fruit, eggs, milk, and meat, and many offerings grown without chemicals though not certified organic across the board.

Stewards of the Earth Farmers Market operates at 7770 Roswell Road NE in Sandy Springs, an Atlanta suburb just north of the Chattahoochee River. Markets carrying a name like this one typically organize around organic or sustainable growing practices, a common focus among smaller producer markets in north metro Atlanta.

This market's address, 4681 Ashford Dunwoody Road in Atlanta, is the Spruill Center for the Arts campus in Dunwoody. It appears to be an earlier name for what's now operating nearby as the Dunwoody Green Market, rather than a separate active market -- no independent current details turned up for the Spruill Gallery name specifically.

Dunwoody Green Market is a producer-only market -- every vendor has to grow or make what they sell -- set up at Dunwoody Baptist Church, 1445 Mt. Vernon Road, Wednesdays from 8 a.m. to noon, April through November. Many vendors carry Certified Naturally Grown status, and the lineup runs toward seasonal vegetables, heirloom fruit varieties, local honey, and free-range eggs. Atlanta Magazine has covered it as one of the metro's longer-running producer markets, previously known as Spruill Green Market.

Your DeKalb Farmers Market is a 140,000-square-foot international grocery hall at 3000 East Ponce de Leon Avenue, not a seasonal outdoor market -- it's open daily, year-round. Beyond produce, the store runs its own bakery turning out more than 175 kinds of bread and pastry, plus full seafood, meat, cheese, and floral counters stocked with imports you won't find at a typical grocery chain. It sits about two miles inside I-285, off exit 40.