Farmers Markets near Mocksville, NC

Mocksville

Davie County's market in the Town Hall parking lot on South Clement Street in Mocksville, the county seat in the central North Carolina Piedmont. Farms around Mocksville, set between Winston-Salem and Statesville along I-40, bring produce and homemade goods. Downtown Mocksville centers on its historic square and courthouse a block away.

Farmington Farmers Market runs at 1723 Farmington Road near Mocksville, in the Farmington community of Davie County. Local growers sell seasonal produce and homemade goods in this rural Piedmont setting between Winston-Salem and the Yadkin River. Small community markets like this operate on set days through the season. Check ahead for current hours.

A farmers market in Bermuda Run, in Davie County just west of Winston-Salem, at 111 Peachtree Lane. Growers from the northwest Piedmont sell seasonal produce and local goods. It serves the communities along the Yadkin River near the Highway 158 corridor.

A rural farmers market on Shacktown Road in Yadkinville, the seat of Yadkin County in the northwest Piedmont. Growers from Yadkin County — part of the Yadkin Valley farm and wine region — bring seasonal produce and local goods.

Clemmons

Tanglewood Farmers' Market operates on Clemmons Road in Clemmons, a western suburb of Winston-Salem near Tanglewood Park in Forsyth County. It's one of several small Piedmont markets where nearby growers sell seasonal produce and local goods. Days and the vendor lineup aren't published online.

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.

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.

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 market at the L.A. Reynolds Garden Showcase on Styers Ferry Road in Winston-Salem, a long-running independent garden center on the city's west side. Growers and plant sellers set up alongside the nursery with produce and garden goods. The location pairs the market with one of the Triad's larger home and garden centers.

Crossroads Regional Farmers' Market operates at 1551 East Broad Street in Statesville, the Iredell County seat where I-40 meets I-77. As a regional market it pulls growers and shoppers from across the surrounding counties for seasonal produce and farm goods. Its central location makes it an easy stop off the interstate. Confirm current days and hours before you go.

Statesville

The Evening Farmers' Market is a downtown Statesville market held at Pecan Park on North Center Street, unusual for meeting in the evening rather than the typical Saturday morning. Statesville sits in Iredell County in the central Piedmont, where area growers sell seasonal produce. The full schedule isn't posted online.

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 Troutman Farmers' Market sits on North Avenue in Troutman, a small Iredell County town just south of Statesville near Lake Norman. Growers from the surrounding central Piedmont bring seasonal fruit and vegetables. Days and vendor details aren't posted online.

Held at Krankies, a coffee roaster and event space on East Third Street in downtown Winston-Salem near the Innovation Quarter. Vendors bring produce and prepared goods to the market in and around the warehouse venue. Krankies has been part of the city's arts and food scene for years and draws a downtown crowd.

Mooresville

Elkin Farmers Market sets up at 226 North Bridge Street in downtown Elkin, a foothills town on the Yadkin River at the edge of North Carolina's wine country. Area growers sell seasonal fruits, vegetables, and homemade goods. Elkin marks the eastern end of the Mountains-to-Sea Trail. Check current days and hours before visiting.

One of the Meeting Street Markets, held at Morrison Plantation, a shopping and residential development in Mooresville near Lake Norman. Vendors bring produce, baked goods, and handmade items to sell. Mooresville, known as Race City USA for its cluster of NASCAR race shops, sits in Iredell County at the north end of the Charlotte metro.

The Meeting Street Markets on Williamson Road in Mooresville, the Lake Norman market group's home turf in Iredell County. Vendors offer produce, baked goods, and crafts from farms and kitchens around the region. Williamson Road runs along Mooresville's main commercial stretch near I-77, north of Charlotte.

King

The Thomasville Farmers Market runs Saturday mornings at 21 East Guilford Street in downtown Thomasville, gathering local farmers, makers, and small businesses. Beyond seasonal produce, it hosts themed days like Salsa Saturday and Sunflower Day and sends a weekly newsletter with vendor spotlights and recipes. Thomasville sits in Davidson County in the central Piedmont, just south of Winston-Salem.