Farmers Markets near Forsyth, GA

This Forsyth Farmers Market operates at 78 N. Jackson Street in Forsyth, the Monroe County seat in Middle Georgia -- not to be confused with the much larger, similarly named market at Forsyth Park in Savannah. Beyond the address, listings for this location are limited to general directories, so hours and vendor lineup aren't confirmed here.

Forsyth

City of Forsyth Farmers Market runs Fridays during the growing season, May through October, until 5pm, in downtown Forsyth. Vendors sell fresh produce, local honey, dairy, potted plants, and homemade soap — a smaller Monroe County market geared toward weekly grocery runs rather than a tourist stop.

A separate Lamar County market from the Veterans Parkway location, this one sets up on Market Street in Barnesville and runs seasonally from spring through fall. Vendor lineup and exact hours vary by week, so it's worth checking locally before making a special trip.

Barnesville

This Thursday market runs noon to 6pm from May through October at Akins Feed and Home on Veterans Parkway. Vendors bring fresh fruit and vegetables, farm eggs, honey, and baked goods, plus Amish-made butter, cheese, jams, and jellies most weeks. It's a seasonal outdoor market, not a year-round operation, so plan trips for the warmer months.

Macon

Wesleyan Market sits on Forsyth Road in Macon, the same corridor as Wesleyan College. It functions as a direct-sale outlet for Middle Georgia growers and producers moving fresh produce and farm goods to local buyers.

Macon State Farmers Market is one of Georgia's state-run markets, operating out of 2055 Eisenhower Parkway under the Georgia Department of Agriculture. It's open daily, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., spring through fall, with produce, baked goods, prepared foods, and artisan vendors, plus seasonal Christmas trees in December. Over 570 Google reviewers give it 4.3 stars, and EBT and WIC are both accepted.

Monticello Market Festival on the Square sets up on East Washington Street around the Jasper County courthouse in Monticello, a small Piedmont town roughly an hour southeast of Atlanta.

Monticello

Macon

Macon

The Market operates at 678 Poplar Street in downtown Macon, on the same corridor as NewTown Macon's redevelopment work along Poplar Street. Downtown Macon has added several vendor and produce markets in recent years as part of that broader revitalization push.

Downtown Macon

This downtown Macon market at Third and Poplar Street operates today as the Poplar Street Farmers Market, running Wednesdays from 3 to 6pm year-round. Vendors sell fresh fruit and vegetables, meat, eggs, flowers, baked goods, and soap in Macon's historic downtown district.

Market on the Square sets up on Jackson Street in Zebulon, the Pike County seat south of Atlanta, a block from the town's courthouse square.

Bluebird Market sets up Saturdays from 8am to noon, year-round, at the historic downtown train depot in Thomaston. Multiple area farms supply seasonal produce, local meats, and specialty goods in a CSA-style format, which is why the market keeps running through the winter months rather than closing for the season.

Downtown Byron Saturday Market sets up at 100 West Heritage Boulevard South, in the Peach County town known for the orchards along U.S. 341. Directory listings confirm the address and a recurring Saturday schedule, but current hours and vendor lineup aren't independently confirmed beyond that. The Byron Convention & Visitors Bureau is the more reliable source for current market days before a visit.

The Byron Tailgate Market gathers local farmers and food artisans at 100 West Heritage Boulevard North for an open-air alternative to the supermarket produce aisle. It's run through the City of Byron, and like many small-town tailgate markets in Middle Georgia, the vendor lineup and hours shift by season.