Farmers Markets in Alabama

Abbeville Farmers' Market

Abbeville, AL

Abbeville Farmers' Market sets up Thursdays from 3 to 6 p.m., May through July, with vendors selling fresh vegetables, eggs, honey, baked goods, canned goods, meat pies, wine, and crafts. It's a small-town market in Henry County, southeast Alabama, built around what area growers have ready that week.

Abita Springs Farmers' Market

Abita Springs, AL

Abita Springs Art & Farmers Market meets every Sunday from noon to 4 p.m., rain or shine, in the town's historic gazebo at the Trailhead in Abita Springs, Louisiana, on the north shore near Lake Pontchartrain. More than 40 vendors sell local produce, wild-caught seafood, pastured poultry, honey, and baked goods, with live music every week and nature trails nearby for kids and dogs.

Adamsville Farmers' Market

Adamsville, AL

Adamsville Farmers' Market serves the Adamsville area of Jefferson County with locally grown produce. Directory listings show it open six days a week, closed Sundays, and pet-friendly for leashed animals, though hours and offerings are best confirmed directly with the market before visiting.

Alabama Farmers Market

Birmingham, AL

The Alabama Farmers Market in Birmingham is open to the public seven days a week, year-round, with both wholesale and retail vendors. Founded by the Jefferson County Truck Growers Association in 1921 and at its current 49-acre location since 1956, the farmer-owned market hosts between 2,000 and 2,500 Alabama farmers annually, with dedicated sheds for local growers selling seasonal produce.

Alabaster Farmers' Market

Alabaster, AL

Alabaster Farmers' Market runs Saturdays from 8 a.m. to noon in the yard of the Alabaster Senior Center on 7th Street SW. It's certified by the Alabama Farmers Market Authority, meaning everything sold has to be grown in Alabama, and a Market Sprouts hour from 10 to 11:30 gets kids involved. Reach the city at (205) 664-6800.

Albertville Farmers Market

ALBERTVILLE, AL

Downtown Albertville Farmers Market runs Saturdays 8 a.m. to noon and Tuesdays 4 to 7 p.m. from May through October, up on Sand Mountain in northeast Alabama. Vendors sell locally grown produce and meats, flowers, baked goods, and crafts, with free live music and kids' activities on Saturdays. The market takes SNAP/EBT and matches purchases through Double Up Food Bucks.

Alexander City Downtown Market

Alexander City, AL

Alexander City's Downtown Market fills Court Square on Saturdays from 7 to 11 a.m., June through September, with more than 20 vendors selling eggs, produce, baked goods, jellies, and soap. Main Street Alexander City runs the market and can be reached at (256) 786-0584.

Andalusia Power Plant Farmers' Market

Andalusia, AL

Andalusia Power Plant Farmers' Market sets up Wednesdays at 256 Historic Central Street and Saturdays at the Court Square, 7 a.m. to noon, from late April through July. The market has a covered facility and takes part in the Seniors Farmers Market Nutrition Program. Contact Neal Dansby at (334) 222-2714 with questions.

Anniston Downtown Market

Anniston, AL

Anniston Downtown Market runs Saturdays, 7 to 11 a.m., May through October, at the City Market in downtown Anniston. It's a certified farmers market with produce, honey, meats, dairy, baked goods, and crafts, plus live music and cooking demos through the season. Reach the market manager at [email protected] or (256) 624-7172.

Arab Farmers' Market

Arab, AL

Arab Farmers Market runs April through November at 307 N. Main Street, open Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Vendors sell baked goods, cheese, eggs, vegetables, honey, jams, and plants. Call (256) 586-3866 or email [email protected] for vendor information.

Athens Farmers' Market

Athens, AL

Athens Farmers' Market sets up at the Green Street pavilion, with Saturday hours 8 a.m. to noon from June through September and Tuesday hours 3 to 6 p.m. from May through August. It's a state-certified market with produce, baked goods, music, and crafts. Contact Main Street Athens at (256) 232-9040 or [email protected].

Attalla Downtown Farmers' Market

Attalla, AL

Attalla's Downtown Farmers Market sets up Thursdays from noon to 5 p.m. next to the viaduct and the town's historic train downtown. Vendors sell vegetables, fruit, beef, pork, eggs, fresh bread, jams, honey, lamb, and seafood. Call Kelly Moore at (256) 506-7862 to ask about setting up a stand.

Bailey Cove Farmers' Market

Huntsville, AL

Bailey Cove Farmers' Market sets up Saturdays, 8 a.m. to noon, April through early September, on the grounds of St. Thomas Episcopal Church in southeast Huntsville. Vendors sell produce, meats, eggs, baked goods, honey, flowers, pickles, coffee, and dog treats. Call (256) 880-0247 for details.

Bay Minette Farmers Market

BAY MINETTE, AL

Bay Minette's Growers' Market sells fresh, raw fruits, vegetables, and nuts grown by the producers themselves, seven days a week from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at 956 South U.S. Highway 31. Contact Pam Wade at (251) 580-1619 with questions about vendor space.

Bayou Farmers Market

Bayou La Batre, AL

Bayou Farmers Market operates in Bayou La Batre, the Gulf Coast fishing town in Mobile County known for its seafood docks and shrimping fleet. Beyond its location on South Wintzell Avenue, detailed hours and vendor information for this market weren't confirmed online — check with the market directly for current offerings.

Bessemer Farmers Market

BESSEMER, AL

Bessemer Farmers Market runs Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Kenneth E. Gulley Recreation Center, set up behind the concession stand near the tennis courts. It's a certified market that showcases socially disadvantaged farmers alongside other local growers selling produce, honey, and eggs. Email [email protected] for vendor or visitor questions.

BIG D""s CURB MARKET

New Hope, AL

Big D's Curb Market sits on Highway 431 South in New Hope, in the Tennessee Valley area of northeast Alabama, and carries USDA-certified organic products alongside its regular produce stand. Specific hours weren't confirmed online — call ahead or check in person for what's currently in stock.

Blount County Farmers' Market

Oneonta, AL

Blount County Farmers' Market runs Tuesday through Saturday, 7 a.m. to 1 p.m., from June through late October at 500 New Street in Oneonta. Vendors sell vegetables, fruit, baked goods, coffee, cheese, eggs, poultry, seafood, and meat. Call (205) 274-2129 to confirm current hours before visiting.

Brewton Choo-choo Farmers' Market

Brewton, AL

Brewton Choo-choo Farmers' Market runs seasonally from April through December at Market Park on Belleville Avenue, just north of the Bank of Brewton, and shifts to Thursday evening hours during summer. It serves Brewton, East Brewton, and the rest of Escambia County with locally grown fruits and vegetables, honey, and handmade crafts. Call (251) 809-1777 for the current schedule.

Butler County Farmers' Market

Greenville, AL

Butler County Farmers' Market opens for the season in Greenville on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m., typically starting in mid-to-late May. Vendors bring in blueberries, peaches, sweet corn, tomatoes, okra, greens, pecans, and jams through the spring, summer, and fall harvest.

Calera Farmers Market

CALERA, AL

Calera Farmers Market meets Tuesdays from 3 to 6 p.m., April through August, in Oliver Park at 9758 Highway 25. Vendors sell baked goods, cheese, flowers, eggs, herbs, vegetables, honey, jams, and plants, and the city sets out benches and free lemonade for visitors.

Calhoun County Farmers' Market

Anniston, AL

Calhoun County Farmers' Market is listed at 1702 Noble Street in Anniston, though several directories note it's no longer an active vendor market — the county extension office still shares local agriculture information from that address. Anniston's Downtown Market, held Saturdays, is the currently operating option nearby.

Center Point Parkway Market

Center Point, AL

Center Point Parkway Market runs seasonally from June through August at Reed Harvey Park on Polly Reed Road, in the Center Point community northeast of Birmingham. Vendors bring produce, meats, dairy, and other goods from area farms and artisans.

Chicago Street Farmers Market

Foley, AL

Chicago Street Farmers Market sets up Friday afternoons in downtown Foley, on Alabama's Gulf Coast, with local vendors selling plants, produce, eggs, baked goods, grass-fed beef, and Alabama bay shrimp. It's a free, family event — regulars bring blankets and lawn chairs and stay for the evening.

City Market

AUBURN, AL

City Market fills Town Creek Park on South Gay Street every Saturday from 8 to 11 a.m., late May through August. Auburn Parks and Recreation runs the market, where growers sell everything from peaches and muscadine grapes to grits, cornmeal, honey, and cut flowers. Demand is high enough that vendor spots typically fill and go to a waitlist each season.

City of Centre Farmers' Market

Centre, AL

Centre's Farmer's Market sets up Thursdays from 7 to 10:30 a.m. in the National Guard Armory parking lot. Vendors sell fresh vegetables, local honey, canned soup, pickled okra and pickles, and organic eggs. Market director Phyllis Jones can be reached at (256) 390-1550.

Clio Market

Clio, AL

City of Clio Farmers Market is a small, growing market in downtown Clio that runs Thursdays and select Saturdays through the summer, with vendors bringing locally grown produce and goods. SFMNP and WIC benefits are accepted. Contact Randy Adams at (334) 726-2183 for the current schedule.

Coastal Alabama Farmers and Fishermen Market

Foley, AL

Started in 2013 with BP oil-spill settlement funds, this market moved under the City of Foley's Leisure Services Department in 2022 and now runs every Saturday, year-round, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Vendors sell Gulf shrimp and seafood alongside farm produce, honey, eggs, plants, jellies, and locally roasted coffee. Newsweek named it national runner-up for Best Farmers Market in its 2025 Readers' Choice Awards, beating markets several times its size.

College Street Farmers Market

FLORENCE, AL

Set inside the Singin' River LIVE venue at College and Cherry streets, this Thursday market runs 3 to 7 p.m. with a live band playing the middle two hours. Vendors bring organic baked goods, cheese, eggs, honey, jams, meat, seafood, and produce, and a Kids Korner booth keeps younger visitors occupied while parents shop. Several vendors accept Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program vouchers.

CUMC Farmers' Market

Mobile, AL

Christ United Methodist Church runs this seasonal market at 6101 Grelot Road from May through July, with every vendor fee going straight to the congregation's Faith Promise mission fund. Shoppers find local produce, Gulf seafood, homemade baked goods, and other food made in home kitchens nearby. Market manager Bob McBride can answer questions about the current season's hours.

Daleville Farmers' Market

Daleville, AL

Daleville's market sets up once a month on a Saturday rather than weekly, so shoppers should check locally before making the trip. It's a small-town Dale County stop for seasonal produce, eggs, honey, and preserves from area growers.

Dekalb County Farmers' Market

Fort Payne, AL

Growers here all come from DeKalb County itself, a rule the market's board of directors enforces to keep the produce genuinely local. The covered facility at the VFW Fairgrounds on 18th Street opens Tuesdays and Fridays from 3 to 5 p.m., June through September, with fruit, canned goods, and baked goods filling the tables. The DeKalb County Commission funds the operation but doesn't run it day to day.

Eastchase Farmers' Market

Montgomery, AL

Now in its third decade, the Saturday market at the Shoppes at Eastchase has grown into one of the five largest in Alabama. Twenty-plus certified vendors, including Penton Farms, Dixon Family Farms, and Leatherwood Nursery, set up from 7 a.m. to noon between May and September, selling fresh eggs, honey, jellies, and boiled peanuts a few steps from the mall's H&M and Sephora.

East Wilcox County Farmers' Market

Pine Apple, AL

This Wilcox County market runs seasonally from June through October, bringing together small growers from around Pine Apple to sell fresh produce, meat, and dairy. Detailed hours aren't published online, so calling ahead before a visit is the safer bet in this rural stretch of south-central Alabama.

Elberta Farmers Market

Elberta, AL

Baldwin County's Elberta Farmers Market sets up at 24978 State Street, running mornings from 8 a.m. to noon. It's a modest stop compared to the bigger coastal Alabama markets nearby, with vendors selling eggs and other farm basics rather than a wide specialty lineup. Cash, credit, and debit are all accepted at most tables.

Enterprise Farmers' Market

Enterprise, AL

Housed in a covered, open-air pavilion at the corner of Main Street and Highway 134 in historic downtown Enterprise, this market opens three mornings a week, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, 7 to 11 a.m., and stays open year-round. April through August brings the widest variety of fruits and vegetables, though fall and winter produce still shows up on the tables. Market manager Birgit Briggs can be reached directly for current vendor lists.

Fairhope Outdoor Farmers Market

Fairhope, AL

Shoppers find this market behind the Fairhope Public Library, at Bancroft Street and Magnolia Avenue, on Thursday afternoons from 2 to 6 p.m. during the spring and fall growing seasons. A First Saturday morning market runs April through June as well, 8 a.m. to noon. Baldwin County farmers and makers bring produce, plants, local honey, and handmade goods, with food trucks rotating through on select days.

Fairview Farmers' Market

Montgomery, AL

This is Montgomery's State Farmer's Market at Fairview, open long hours most days of the week in a covered facility on Fairview Avenue. Alongside the usual produce and baked goods, shoppers can find canned goods and organic items, a broader mix than most seasonal roadside markets carry.

Farmers Market at Latham UMC

HUNTSVILLE, AL

Set up next to the railroad tracks at Latham United Methodist Church on Weatherly Road, this is the only state-certified market inside Huntsville city limits. Tuesdays from 3 to 6 p.m., May through September, bring fresh fruit, produce, meat, eggs, cheese, bakery goods, and roasted coffee and tea to South Huntsville.

Farmers Market of Mobile

MOBILE, AL

Located on Halls Mill Road on Mobile's south side, this market opens Thursday mornings, 7:30 to 11:30 a.m., under a covered structure that keeps shoppers out of the Gulf Coast sun. Local growers bring in organic produce alongside the standard mix of fresh vegetables and fruit. The season has historically run at least through June and July.

Fayette Co. Farmers Market

FAYETTE, AL

Vendors here have to prove their goods were grown or made within Alabama, or within 25 miles of the state line, a rule the market posts up front. Saturday mornings from 8 to 11 a.m. bring everything from organic vegetables and honey to maple syrup, nursery plants, and prepared seafood to the pavilion on McConnell Loop.

Fitzpen Place Farmers Market

Spanish Fort, AL

Fitzpen Place is a shopping center on US Highway 31 in Spanish Fort, and this market operates out of that lot rather than a standalone building. Little else about current vendors or hours is published online, so a call ahead is the most reliable way to confirm it's still running on a given weekend.

Flomaton Farmers Market

FLOMATON, AL

Flomaton sits right on the Alabama-Florida line in Escambia County, and this small market on Palafox Street serves that border community. Public details on current hours and vendors are thin online, which is typical for markets this size in small Alabama towns, worth a phone call to Flomaton town hall before planning a visit.

Florence - Lauderdale Farmers' Market

Florence, AL

Owned and operated by the Lauderdale County Commission, this market runs out of a covered facility at the Florence Exposition Center, with free parking right on the fairgrounds. May and October bring Saturday-only hours, 6 a.m. to 1 p.m.; June through September add Tuesday and Thursday to the schedule. Local eggs, meat, honey, and baked goods round out the produce tables.

Forland Family Market

Foley, AL

This is a year-round produce stand rather than a seasonal vendor market, open Monday through Saturday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., at retail and wholesale prices. Local seasonal vegetables from area farms share shelf space with out-of-season staples like bananas, plus local honey, farm meats, sausage, cheese, plants, and specialty sauces. Regulars have pushed its rating to 4.5 stars across 32 reviews.

Franklin County Farmers' Market

Russellville, AL

Growers set up at the A.W. Todd Pavilion on Green Avenue SW, selling fresh vegetables, fruit, eggs, milk, and meat straight from the farm, no resellers, just the people who grew it. Market coordinator Tammy West handles questions about the current season's schedule and which vendors are showing up week to week.

Gadsden Farmers' Market

Gadsden, AL

The Gadsden Farmers Market found a new home at 5th Street Market, running Fridays from 7 a.m. to noon, June through early September. Handpicked local produce shares table space with farm eggs, honey, beef, shrimp, sourdough bread, and specialty baked goods, and entry is free. The City of Gadsden's Parks and Recreation Department runs the operation.

Gardendale Farmers' Market

Gardendale, AL

One day a week is all this Main Street market needs, Thursdays, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., with tables of baked goods, eggs, vegetables, honey, jams, plants, and soap. It's a smaller operation than the Birmingham-area markets nearby, and shoppers online have rated it 4.4 stars.

Greene/Sumter County Farmers Market

Eutaw, AL

Run as a cooperative on Furse Avenue, this market accepts SNAP and WIC benefits alongside cash and card, making fresh produce more accessible around Eutaw. The product list runs long: beans, cheese, coffee, crafts, eggs, flowers, fruit, grains, herbs, honey, jams, juices, and vegetables all show up depending on the week.

Guntersville Farmers Market

GUNTERSVILLE, AL

Three market days a week keep this Sunset Drive market busy from April through November: Tuesday and Saturday mornings, 7:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., plus Thursday afternoons, 2 to 6 p.m. Vendors bring local fruit and vegetables, artisan bread, preserves, canned goods, fried pies, and homemade ice cream, and the market takes part in the Senior Farmers' Market Nutrition Program.

Halls Mill Road Farmers Market

Mobile, AL

This is the same stretch of Halls Mill Road where Mobile farm vendors have sold produce for years, listed under a second name in some directories. Look for fresh vegetables, fruit, eggs, and milk direct from two or more area farms every Thursday morning through the summer growing season, under a covered facility that shields both shoppers and produce from the heat.

Healthworks Farmers' Market (Huntsville Hospital)

Huntsville, AL

Huntsville Hospital hosts this market at the Plaza Resource Center tram station on Governors Drive, open Thursday mornings, 7:30 to 11:30 a.m., April through October. It's cash-and-check only, so plan ahead before loading up on fresh produce, artisan bread, gourmet slaw, cheese, jams, local honey, and coffee.

Helena Market Days

Helena, AL

Old Town Helena, on the bank of Buck Creek below the waterfall, hosts this Saturday market from the first weekend in June through the last weekend in August, 8 a.m. to noon. Founded in 2009, it's been named Shelby Living Magazine's "Best of the Best" farmers market five times. A different local nonprofit gets the spotlight each week, alongside live music and chef demonstrations.

Highway 45 Market

Prichard, AL

Prichard's Highway 45 Market brings regional growers, bakers, and food vendors together, though published details on hours and current vendors are sparse. Worth checking the USDA farmers market directory or calling ahead before making a special trip out.

Historic Langdale Farmers' Market

Valley, AL

Named for the historic Langdale Mill village that once anchored this stretch of the Chattahoochee Valley, the market sets up at the Farmers Market Pavilion on 20th Avenue every Friday, 3 to 6 p.m., from mid-May through mid-August. Baked goods, vegetables, honey, and jams fill the tables, and city contact Annabel Thompson handles questions about the season.

Homegrown Alabama Farmers' Market

Tuscaloosa, AL

University of Alabama students run this market, not a private vendor or city department; it's a student-led effort connecting campus and community with local growers. The Canterbury Episcopal Chapel lawn on 5th Avenue hosts it every Thursday, 3 to 6 p.m., April through October, with Alabama-grown produce, flowers, honey, herbs, baked goods, and live music. Bama Cash and SNAP/EBT are both accepted.

Houston Co. Farmers Market

DOTHAN, AL

This USDA-certified market sets up at 1699 Ross Clark Circle for the peak summer growing season, Tuesdays and Fridays, 7 a.m. to noon, June through August. It's one of two Dothan-area markets sharing the Houston County Farm Center grounds, alongside the separately run Poplar Head Farmers Market.

Huntsville Food & Farm Hub

Huntsville, AL

Huntsville Food & Farm Hub isn't a market stall — it's an online order window that bundles products from more than 30 north Alabama producers into one delivery. Shop Thursday through Sunday, then pick up Tuesdays or get it delivered; the list runs from grass-fed beef and pasture-raised eggs to sourdough, goat cheese, and honey. Producers set their own prices and keep 95% of the sale, which is the model's whole pitch against typical grocery markups.

Jackson Farmers' Market

Jackson, AL

The market operates downtown at College Street and East Church Street and is also known locally as the Clarke County Farmers Market. Clarke County sits in Alabama's timber and row-crop country along the Tombigbee River, and area growers bring in seasonal produce, plants, and preserves during the growing season. Most vendors take cash, credit, and debit cards; some accept SNAP and WIC.

Jacksonville Farmers' Market

Jacksonville, AL

The Jacksonville Farmers' Market runs Saturdays from 7 a.m. to noon through the last Saturday in October, set up in the pocket park behind Roma's on the town square. It's an Alabama Certified Farmers Market, pulling growers from Calhoun County and the surrounding hill country along with bakers, canners, and flower growers. Most vendors take cash and cards.

Lawrence County Farmers' Market

Moulton, AL

Lawrence County Farmers Market runs three days a week during the season: Tuesdays and Saturdays from 6 a.m. to 1 p.m., Thursdays from 1 to 7 p.m., with a plants-only preview sale the week before opening day. Vendors sell produce, baked goods, canned goods, and bedding plants grown in the county. The market is run through the Lawrence County Commission.

Leeds Farmers' Market

Leeds, AL

Leeds Farmers Market sets up Thursday afternoons from 3 to 7 p.m., with free parking next to the market grounds. Vendors bring in-season produce, baked bread, cheese, and meat alongside handmade jewelry and pottery from area crafters. It's a small, walkable market built for after-work shoppers rather than a weekend destination.

Limestone County Farmers' Market

Athens, AL

The Limestone County Farmers Market runs Tuesdays and Fridays from 6:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., May through November, under a covered, open-air facility in downtown Athens. It's one of the longer-running county markets in the Tennessee Valley, drawing growers from the area's row-crop and produce farms. Cash, card, and SNAP/WIC benefits are accepted.

Locust Grove Farmers' Market

New Market, AL

Locust Grove Farmers Market meets on the grounds of Locust Grove Baptist Church in New Market, open seasonally from June through September. It's a small community market serving the rural stretch of northern Madison County between Huntsville and the Tennessee line. Vendor and hours updates run through its Instagram page rather than a standalone website.

Macon County Farmers' Market

Tuskegee, AL

Macon County Farmers Market sets up at the corner of Elm and Spring Streets in Tuskegee, across from the post office. It runs Wednesdays and Saturdays year-round, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. from May through September and 9 a.m. to noon the rest of the year, selling fresh produce from local and area growers. Cash, card, and SNAP/WIC benefits are accepted.

Madison City Farmers Market

MADISON, AL

Madison City Farmers Market started in 2007 as the area's original producer-only market, meaning everything sold is grown or made by the vendor standing behind the table, not resold. It runs Saturday mornings from mid-April through early November on a grassy, partly shaded lot on Hughes Road, with produce, eggs, meat, honey, and baked goods from local farms.

Main Street Market

Oxford, AL

Main Street Market is Oxford's downtown farmers market, organized through the city's Main Street Oxford revitalization program. Area growers set up in the historic downtown district during the spring and summer growing season, selling produce and baked goods near the district's shops. Contact the city's Main Street office directly for the current season's schedule and exact site.

Market At Dothan

DOTHAN, AL

Market at Dothan works differently from a typical stall-by-stall market: it's an online ordering system where shoppers order directly from vetted local growers throughout the week, then pick up everything at once. Pickup happens Fridays from 10 to 11:30 a.m. at Dothan Nurseries on Montgomery Highway. Orders open Saturday at 5 p.m. and close the following Tuesday.

Market on the Hill

Mobile, AL

Market on the Hill sets up near the intersection of Old Shell Road and University Boulevard in Mobile. Details on current vendors and hours are thin online, and the market appears to run a smaller, more informal schedule than Mobile's larger downtown markets. Worth a call ahead before making the trip.

Market on the Square

Mobile, AL

Market on the Square sets up Saturday mornings from 7:30 to noon in Cathedral Square Park, downtown Mobile, the same market some locals call Market in the Park. Local farmers and artisans sell produce, seafood, baked goods, jams, and art under the oaks across from the cathedral. It's run through the city's Parks and Recreation department.

MicroGreen Market

Fairhope, AL

MicroGreen Market in Fairhope isn't a weekly outdoor market, it's a working microgreens farm that grows and sells specialty greens and edible flowers directly from its Rockwell Lane property. The grower will cut custom varieties on request for chefs and home cooks who want something beyond standard pea shoots and sunflower micros. Call ahead to arrange a pickup.

Millbrook Farmers' Market

Millbrook, AL

Millbrook Farmers Market runs Tuesday mornings from 7 a.m. to noon, mid-May through mid-August, at Village Green Park. Growers and home producers sell fruit, vegetables, honey, farm eggs, coffee, cookies, and jams, along with locally raised meat. Market Manager Chuck Burns handles vendor questions directly by phone.

Montgomery State Farmers Market

MONTGOMERY, AL

Montgomery State Farmers Market has operated out of its Federal Drive building since 1986, one of four markets the Alabama Farmers Market Authority runs statewide. It's open seven days a week, 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., with indoor stalls selling Alabama produce and farm goods year-round rather than a single weekly market day. Cash and card both work here.

Morgan County/Decatur Farmers' Market

Decatur, AL

The Morgan County/Decatur Farmers Market runs Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday from 7 a.m. until 1 p.m. or until vendors sell out, whichever comes first. The market's original 1984 building on 1st Avenue SE was torn down in January 2024 and rebuilt on the same lot. Local produce, baked goods, and crafts fill the stalls most mornings in season.

Moundville Farmers' Market

Moundville, AL

Moundville Farmers Market sits on Highway 69 in Hale County, a few miles from Moundville Archaeological Park's ancient earthwork mounds. Specific vendor lineup and current hours aren't well documented online, so it's worth calling ahead or checking the market's social listing before making a special trip.

Mt Laurel Farmers' Market

Birmingham, AL

Mt Laurel Farmers Market lines Manning Place in the Mt Laurel neighborhood every Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon, June through October. Growers and home producers sell fresh fruit and vegetables, homemade salsa, jelly, and bread alongside handmade crafts, and some of the produce is grown without chemical inputs. It's a neighborhood market, small enough to walk end to end in a few minutes.

Northport Farmers' Market

Northport, AL

Northport Farmers Market runs Saturdays from April through December, 6 a.m. to noon, with added Wednesday hours from May through November. Vendors sell produce, baked goods, honey, and goat's milk soap on 5th Street. Market coordinator Nina-Terry Sullivan handles vendor and visitor questions by phone or email.

Ozark Farmers' Market

Ozark, AL

Ozark Farmers Market sets up on North Union Avenue in downtown Ozark, directly across from City Hall. It's a small, eight-vendor producer-only market, meaning nothing gets resold. Saturdays run from late May through early August, with Tuesday afternoon hours added starting in June. Fresh vegetables, fruit, eggs, and meat make up most of the tables.

Pepper Place Market

Birmingham, AL

The Farmers Market at Pepper Place has run every Saturday morning in Birmingham's Lakeview district since May 2000, growing from a handful of tables to more than 90 producer-only tents spread across the parking lots and streets around Pepper Place. Market hours are 7 a.m. to noon, rain or shine, with the 2026 season running January 31 through December 12. SNAP and EBT are accepted.

Pickens County Farmers' Market

Carrollton, AL

Pickens County Farmers Market sets up under the pavilion at the Carrollton walking track, in front of the county DHR building, every Thursday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., May through early December. Growers bring vegetables, fruit, eggs, honey, pickles, and baked goods, with beef and pork some weeks. The market exists to get fresh food to Pickens County residents who don't have easy access otherwise.

Pinson Farmers' Market

Pinson, AL

Pinson Fresh Market, the current name for what's listed here as Pinson Farmers Market, runs Fridays from 2 to 6 p.m., late April through late October, on Center Point Road. It's part of the statewide Sweet Grown Alabama network, which verifies vendors are actually growing or making what they sell rather than reselling from a wholesaler.

Poplar Head Farmers Market

DOTHAN, AL

Poplar Head Farmers Market has outgrown its old Museum Avenue lot and moved its 2026 season to the Houston County Farm Center, just east of Highway 231 on Ross Clark Circle. The summer market runs Saturdays, 8 a.m. to noon, mid-May through late July, with produce, baked goods, and local artisans alongside chef demos and kids' activities. Reach the market manager by phone or email for vendor questions.

Red Bay Farmers' Market

Red Bay, AL

Red Bay Farmers Market runs three mornings a week: Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, starting at 7 a.m. and closing whenever vendors sell out. Franklin County growers bring fruit, vegetables, nuts, honey, and jams, with baked goods rounding out the tables. Both SNAP and the Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program are accepted here.

Riverchase United Methodist Market

Birmingham, AL

Riverchase United Methodist Market runs out of the church's grounds on Old Montgomery Highway on Thursdays during the growing season. It's a smaller, church-hosted market rather than a city-run one, the kind where you're as likely to run into a neighbor as buy tomatoes. Confirm current hours with the church office before visiting.

Rocky Ridge Church Farmers' Market

Birmingham, AL

Rocky Ridge Church Farmers Market runs Tuesday afternoons from 3 to 6 p.m., early May through late August, on the grounds of Rocky Ridge Cumberland Presbyterian Church on Altadena Road. It started as an outreach project of the church rather than a city program, and vendors sell meat, dairy, and produce alongside ready-to-eat snacks. Alabama vendors fill most of the tables.

Ross Bridge Farmers' Market

Birmingham, AL

Ross Bridge Farmers Market sets up Friday evenings from 4 to 8 p.m., June through mid-August, on Grand Avenue in the Ross Bridge community. Beyond the produce and artisan stalls, the market runs food trucks, live music, and kids' activities, making it more of a weekly evening event than a quick grocery stop. Vendor applications go through the market's email or website.

Russell County Farmers' Market

Phenix City, AL

Russell County Farmers Market runs May through November, with hours split across two days: Saturdays 8 a.m. to noon and Thursdays noon to 6 p.m., in the Garrett-Harrison Stadium lot near the Airport and Summerville Road intersection in Phenix City. Vendors take cash, card, and SNAP or WIC benefits.

Satsuma Farmers' Market

Satsuma, AL

Satsuma Farmers Market meets Friday afternoons from 3 to 6 p.m. at Baldwin Square, with indoor space to shop out of the weather. It's a small-town market in northern Mobile County, drawing area growers rather than commercial produce stands. Vendors take cash and cards.

Section Farmers' Market

Section, AL

Section Farmers' Market sets up on Dutton Road in this small Jackson County town every Friday afternoon, 2 to 5 p.m., from June through October. It's a seasonal, cash-and-card stop for local produce rather than a year-round market — call ahead to confirm what's in that week before making the drive.

Selma Farmers' Market

Selma, AL

The Selma Farmers' Market runs three days a week — Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. — from June through November at the corner of Dallas Avenue and Marina Drive. It's a USDA-certified market, meaning vendors are required to sell produce they actually grew themselves. Call ahead for the current vendor lineup.

Spring Park Market

TUSCUMBIA, AL

Spring Park Market sets up inside Tuscumbia's Spring Park at 400 South Main Street through June, July, and August. Vendors sell organic, non-GMO vegetables, fruit, and herbs grown around the Shoals. The market skips its usual date each year on June 25 for the town's Helen Keller Festival, so check the calendar before heading out.

St. Clair County Farmers' Market

Pell City, AL

Run by the St. Clair County Extension Office, this market sets up at Lakeside Park on Stemley Bridge Road every Wednesday, 1 to 5 p.m., through the end of September. Vendors sell farm eggs, local honey, homemade bread, fresh meats, Gulf seafood, plants, and mushrooms alongside produce. Kids ages 5 to 12 get "Veggie Bucks" from the Extension tent to pick their own vegetables or honey.

Sylacauga Farmers' Market

Sylacauga, AL

Set up at Blue Bell Park on North Norton Avenue, the Sylacauga Farmers Market runs Friday mornings, 7 a.m. to noon, from late May through early August. It's one of the Talladega County markets certified for the WIC Farmers Market Nutrition Program, so WIC recipients can use their vouchers there on fresh produce.

Talladega Farmers' Market

Talladega, AL

The Talladega Farmers Market sets up on East Street South on Tuesday afternoons, 3 to 6 p.m., from early June through the end of August. There's no covered facility, so it's an open-air, weather-dependent market — worth a call ahead if rain is in the forecast.

Tallassee Farmers' Market

Tallassee, AL

Tallassee Farmers' Market opens at 8 a.m. every Saturday on Barnett Boulevard, running through late summer. The market has indoor space and takes both cash and card, which isn't a given at a small-town Alabama market this size.

Terry Heights/Hillendale Market

Huntsville, AL

Held every Wednesday, 4 to 7 p.m., on Meadow Drive, this cash-only market is organized by the Terry Heights and Hillendale Organization as part of a summer-long push to get fresh produce into a neighborhood that needs better access to it. It's a community food-access project first and a shopping stop second — bring cash, since cards aren't an option here.

The Bee Hive Farmers Market

MOBILE, AL

Grown out of The Bee Hive Church's community garden at the corner of Government and Marine, this Mobile market runs Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sellers bring in silver king and queen corn, tomatoes, peppers, yellow and specialty squash, watermelon, okra, and cucumbers as the season allows — a church-garden produce stand rather than a large vendor market.

The Farmers Market at Pepper Place | Outdoors

Birmingham, AL

The Farmers Market at Pepper Place is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, state-certified farmers market that has connected Alabama growers with Birmingham shoppers since 2000. The Saturday market runs 7 AM to noon from late January through mid-December, with a midweek Wednesday market April through July, rain or shine, featuring Alabama grown, raised, and made products plus live music and seasonal events.

The Market at Good Shepherd

DECATUR, AL

The Church of the Good Shepherd, Episcopal, sponsors this free-to-vend market on Monday afternoons in fall at its Spring Avenue location in Decatur. Tables run to pumpkins and gourds alongside vegetables, honey, goat cheese, baked goods, and handmade woodwork and pottery. Because there's no vendor fee, it draws home producers who don't sell at the bigger markets downtown.

The Summit Farmers' Market

Birmingham, AL

Set up in front of Urban Cookhouse at The Summit shopping center, this Birmingham market runs seasonally from May through August. Alongside the produce vendors are kids' activities and crafts, making it more of a Saturday-outing market for Summit shoppers than a straight farm-to-table stop.

Town Creek Farmers' Market

Town Creek, AL

Town Creek Farmers' Market runs Saturdays, 7 a.m. to 1 p.m., from late April through November on Main Street. It has a covered facility, so vendors set up rain or shine — not a given for a market this size in rural Lawrence County.

Trinity Episcopal Farmers' Market

Wetumpka, AL

Trinity Episcopal Church hosts this Saturday market on Highway 231 as a no-cost place for farmers from Autauga, Chilton, Elmore, and Montgomery counties to sell direct. Expect tomatoes, peaches, honey, and squash most weeks, plus pickles, jams, jellies, a local soap-maker, and boiled peanuts on the side. Call the church for the current schedule.

Trussville Fresh Farmers' Market

Trussville, AL

Trussville Fresh Farmers' Market sets up at the Church of the Holy Cross on Parkway Drive, with Saturday hours from 8 a.m. to noon and a Tuesday afternoon session, 1 to 5 p.m., running spring through fall. The vendor mix goes beyond produce — Gulf seafood, pasture-raised meats, cut flowers, and local honey all show up regularly.

Tuscaloosa River Market

Tuscaloosa, AL

Run by the City of Tuscaloosa on the Black Warrior River Walk, the River Market pulls from a roster of more than 70 farmers and artisans, with 40 to 50 vendors showing up on a typical Saturday. It runs year-round on Saturdays, with an added Tuesday afternoon session in June and July. The building itself doubles as an event venue, so the market shares space with weddings and banquets on other days.

UAB Farmers' Market

Birmingham, AL

UAB Medicine runs this Friday market at its North Pavilion, partnering with the state Farmers Market Authority to bring in vendors from around Alabama each June through August. It's open to hospital staff and visitors alike, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. — a lunch-hour stop more than a destination market.

Valleydale Farmers Market

BIRMINGHAM, AL

Faith Presbyterian Church hosts this Saturday market, 8 a.m. to noon, from Memorial Day through Labor Day. Vendors bring naturally grown produce, honey, baked goods, and handmade crafts. Reach the market directly by phone or email, or check their site for the week's vendor list.

Walker County Farmers' Market

Jasper, AL

Walker County Farmers' Market runs three mornings a week — Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, 7 a.m. to noon — from April through early November on Airport Road North. It has indoor space and a steady lineup of vendors selling vegetables, fruit, eggs, milk, and meat directly off the farm.

Westside Tailgate Farmers Market

Mobile, AL

Westside Tailgate Farmers Market operates out of an indoor space on Schillinger Road in west Mobile, taking both cash and card. Vendor and season details are thin online — call ahead to confirm what's running before you drive out.

Winston County Farmers' Market

Haleyville, AL

Sponsored jointly by the City of Haleyville, the Winston County Extension office, and the county commission, this market runs three mornings a week — Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, 6 a.m. to noon — from June through October at Rocky Ravine Park. Expect seasonal fruit and vegetables plus local honey from the handful of vendors who set up each week.

Farm Food Collaborative / Food Bank of North Alabama

Huntsville, AL

GLENCOE

GLENCOE, AL

Market in The Park

Mobile, AL

Market in The Park - Lavretta Park

Mobile, AL

MONTEVALLO FARMERS MARKET

MONTEVALLO, AL

The Marketplace at Lee Branch, Lee Branch Farmers Market

Birmingham, AL