Farmers Markets near Wytheville, VA

Wytheville

The Wytheville Farmers Summer Market is open every Saturday 8am - 12pm (May - October) & the Winter Market is open every 2nd & 4th Saturdays (Nov. - April) 10am - 12pm offering locally-grown produce, meat, dairy, honey, eggs, fresh cut flowers, and potted plants, as well as baked goods, local artisan crafts, and freshly-roasted Wytheville Farmers Market Blend Coffee.

Wytheville

Rural Retreat sits in Wythe County in far southwest Virginia, and this market gathers at the town's historic railroad depot. The high-elevation Appalachian setting means a shorter growing season, so expect cool-weather crops, later summer produce, eggs, and baked goods from surrounding mountain farms.

Galax

Galax

The Galax Farmers Market sets up along North Main Street in downtown Galax, the Blue Ridge city known for the Old Fiddlers' Convention and its place on Virginia's Crooked Road music trail. Growers from Grayson and Carroll counties bring mountain-grown produce, eggs, and homemade goods in season. The elevation here keeps summers cooler than the lowlands to the east.

Pulaski Farmers Market operates on Commerce Street in downtown Pulaski, a former railroad and manufacturing town in the New River Valley of southwest Virginia. Growers from the surrounding Appalachian county bring seasonal vegetables, fruit, eggs, and baked goods to the downtown market blocks.

Known as The Marketplace, this market runs at 20 South Washington Avenue in Pulaski, in southwest Virginia's New River Valley. It gives New River-area farms a spot to sell produce, meat, and homemade goods. Separate from the Commerce Street market, it serves the same Appalachian farm country around town.

The Marketplace sits at 20 South Washington Street in downtown Pulaski, the seat of Pulaski County in Virginia's New River Valley. The setting is southwest Virginia, roughly an hour from Blacksburg and close to the Blue Ridge and New River. Expect the seasonal produce, baked goods, and crafts common to a small-town Appalachian market. Hours and the vendor lineup shift with the season, so confirm current dates before making the drive.

The Fries Farmers' Market serves the small New River town of Fries in Grayson County, where the New River Trail State Park follows the old railroad grade through the mill village. This corner of far southwest Virginia sits in the Blue Ridge highlands, and local growers bring warm-season produce and homemade goods. Nearby Galax anchors the region's old-time and bluegrass music tradition.

Bluefield

The Almost Heaven Farmers' Market sets up at 3977 E. Cumberland Road in Bluefield, in the southern coalfields near the Virginia line. The name nods to John Denver's 'Country Roads,' the state's unofficial anthem. Southern West Virginia markets carry summer produce, mountain-grown vegetables, and canned goods. Hours and the vendor roster for this location aren't verified in this record.

The market gathers on Greenbriar Road in Draper, a small New River Valley community in Pulaski County near the New River Trail. Growers from the surrounding Blue Ridge foothills bring produce, eggs, and baked goods through the season. Draper is best known for its restored depot and access to the rail-trail, and the market draws cyclists and locals alike in the warmer months.

Hillsville

A year-round, state-supported market at 497 Farmers Market Drive in Hillsville, just off I-77 Exit 14 in Carroll County. The retail Direct Sales Building is open seven days a week (closed major holidays) with farm-fresh produce, in-season plants, and local arts and crafts, plus fall pumpkins and mums and spring flowers. A separate wholesale warehouse grades, cools, and ships regional produce to chains like Food City.

Hillsville

Hillsville's farmers market runs at 405 North Main Street, the seat of Carroll County high in the Blue Ridge of southwest Virginia near the Blue Ridge Parkway. The town is widely known for the giant Labor Day flea market and gun show that fills its streets each year. On regular market days, local growers bring highland produce, apples in season, and homemade goods. Confirm the weekly schedule before making the drive.

Princeton

A tailgate-style produce market in Princeton, where growers sell straight from their trucks in the parking lot of the Mercer County Technical Education Center on Stafford Drive. It serves southern West Virginia's Mercer County, close to the Virginia line. The tailgate format keeps it simple and grower-direct, running through the summer and fall harvest.

Sparta

Runs at 185 East Whitehead Street in Sparta, seat of Alleghany County in North Carolina's Blue Ridge high country near the Virginia line. Growers here work a short, cool mountain season, typically bringing summer produce and mountain-grown goods. Market days and contact details aren't confirmed in this listing.

Marion

The Marion Regional Farmers Market runs on East Cherry Street in Marion, the Smyth County seat in far southwest Virginia near Hungry Mother State Park and the Mount Rogers highlands. Growers from the surrounding mountain counties bring vegetables, meats, and baked goods through the season. It serves as one of the main gathering markets for the Middle Fork Holston River valley.

A market on Witten Valley Road in Tazewell, a county seat in the highlands of far southwestern Virginia's Appalachian coalfield region. Tazewell sits near Burke's Garden and the Back of the Dragon (Route 16), high-elevation country where the market offers mountain-grown produce and homemade goods to a rural community.