Farmers Markets in Arkansas

Argenta Certified Farmers Market

Argenta Certified Farmers Market sets up at Argenta Plaza on Main Street in North Little Rock every Saturday, 7:30 to 10:30am. Certified status means vendors have to grow or raise what they're selling rather than reselling from a wholesaler. Shoppers find seasonal produce, pasture-raised meat, poultry, dairy, and homemade jams and bread, within walking distance of downtown restaurants.

Argenta Farmers' Market

North Little Rock, AR

Saturday mornings in North Little Rock's Argenta Arts District center on this market, which grew out of what used to be called the Dogtown Farmers Market. Vendors line Main Street near 7th with fruit, vegetables, flowers, and baked goods, and it runs year-round rather than closing for winter.

Arkansas County Farmers Market

Arkansas County Farmers Market sells produce out of De Witt at 1009 Liberty Dr, serving as the south-county counterpart to a sister market up in Stuttgart. De Witt sits in rice and soybean country, but the market itself runs the way small county markets do: a handful of growers and whatever's ready that week.

Arkansas Home Grown Market

Arkansas Home Grown Market operates out of the 8700 block of N. Rodney Parham Road in Little Rock. Beyond the name and address, no current details on vendors or season turned up in public listings, so it's worth a call ahead before making a special trip.

Bella Vista Farmers Market

Bella Vista Farmers Market runs Sunday mornings, 8am to 1pm, May through October, in the Sugar Creek Shopping Center parking lot. Started in 2016 with Mercy Medical and now independently run, it carries produce, local honey, meat, baked goods, and artisan crafts, with the best selection going early.

Bernice Garden Farmers' Market

Little Rock, AR

Bernice Garden Farmers' Market sets up on Main Street in Little Rock at 1401 Main St. Beyond the address, current details on season, hours, and vendors weren't available in public listings, worth a call or a check of local event calendars before visiting for the first time.

Berryville Farmers Market

Berryville, AR

Berryville Farmers Market sets up on the town's Public Square in Carroll County. Current season and vendor details weren't available in public listings, but the square sits in the middle of downtown Berryville, an easy walk from the shops around it.

Cabot Farmers' Market

Cabot Farmers' Market operates from 1122 South Second Street in Cabot. Beyond the address, current vendor and season details weren't available in public records, so it's worth a call or a check of local listings before visiting.

Calico Rock Downtown Market

Calico Rock Downtown Market sets up on Main Street in this small White River town in Izard County. Public listings don't show a current vendor count or season, so a call ahead is the safest way to confirm it's running before the drive out.

Camden Farmers' Market

Camden, AR

Camden Farmers' Market gathers at Cash and California streets in downtown Camden. Public records don't show a current vendor list or set hours for this market, so calling ahead is the safest way to confirm a market day before making the trip.

Camden/Ouachita County Farmers Market

Camden/Ouachita County Farmers Market runs out of 625 Adams Street, a few blocks from Camden's downtown square market at Cash and California. As a county-level market, it draws growers from across Ouachita County rather than just the city limits. Current hours weren't listed publicly, so check with the county extension office before visiting.

Certified Arkansas Farmers Market

This market operates under Arkansas's certified-farmers-market program at 520 Main Street in North Little Rock's Argenta district, meaning every stall is required to sell produce or goods the vendor actually grew or made, not resold. It sits in the same downtown corridor as the area's other Saturday markets, a short walk between stalls.

Charleston Farmers' Market

Charleston, AR

Charleston Farmers' Market sets up along Freedom Road in this small Franklin County town. Public listings don't show a current season or vendor count, so it's worth a call to the city or a check of local Facebook groups before planning a visit.

City of Gravette, Parks Department-Farmers Market

The City of Gravette Parks Department operates this market out of the city park at 110 Park Dr., running Saturdays from spring through fall in this Benton County town near the Oklahoma line. Vendors set up with locally grown produce and handcrafted goods. The market's Facebook page, followed by more than 2,300 locals, is the best source for weekly vendor lineups and season opening dates.

Conway County Farmers Market

Conway County Farmers Market sets up at the old train station at 117 S. Moose Street in Morrilton, open Saturdays from 8 a.m. to noon through the spring and fall growing season. Vendors bring vegetables, fruit, and other local produce alongside handcrafted goods, giving Conway County growers a direct outlet in the county seat.

Dardanelle Farmers Market

Dardanelle Farmers Market runs out of 120 N. Front St. every Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon, May through October. It launched in 2018 as one of the newer markets in the Arkansas River Valley, and vendors now bring fruits, vegetables, eggs, meats, baked goods, jams, raw honey, artisan soaps, rice, and crafts. Weekly vendor updates post on the market's Facebook page.

Downtown Newport Farmers Market

Downtown Newport Farmers Market has operated since 2007 at the corner of Highway 101 and Angle Street, open Wednesdays and Saturdays starting at 7 a.m. and running until vendors sell out. Shoppers find homegrown produce, meat, herbs, coffee, honey, plants, baked goods, and handmade crafts from growers around Jackson County.

Downtown Springdale Farmers Market

Downtown Springdale Farmers Market has run out of the Jones Center for Families on Emma Avenue since 1997, open Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m., May through October. Vendors sell produce, honey, eggs, baked goods, jams, and salsa, and the market accepts cash, WIC, senior coupons, and SNAP, with Double Your Dollars matching available.

Fayetteville Farmers' Market

Fayetteville, AR

Fayetteville Farmers' Market has run on the downtown square since 1973, making it one of the oldest markets in Northwest Arkansas. More than 100 producers from the four-county region sell fruit, vegetables, meat, cheese, artisan bread, and baked goods, with market days Tuesday evenings and Thursday and Saturday mornings. The market also runs online ordering with Thursday curbside pickup and delivery.

Forrest City Farmers Market

Forrest City, AR

Forrest City Farmers Market was created to give small farmers, craftspeople, bakers, and plant growers in St. Francis County a place to sell direct to shoppers. Set up on Highway 1, the market runs on Saturdays with fresh produce, handmade goods, baked items, and plants.

Gentry Farmers Market

Gentry Farmers Market sets up at 500 E. Main St. in this Benton County town, running seasonally from spring through fall. Vendors bring fresh produce, eggs, milk, meat, homemade jams, and handcrafted goods from growers around the Gentry area.

Green Forest Farmers Market

Green Forest Farmers Market runs Wednesdays from 7 a.m. to noon, May through October, at 105 Phillis Ave. Carroll County growers sell produce they raise themselves, alongside handmade crafts, jams, baked goods, honey, and eggs. The market's Facebook page has drawn 750 followers for weekly vendor updates.

Green Fork Farmers Market

Green Fork Farmers Market operates out of the breezeway behind Nightbird Books at 205 W. Dickson St. in Fayetteville, with naturally grown and handmade goods from area producers. Shoppers can also order online Sunday through Tuesday noon for pickup Wednesdays from 4 to 7 p.m., a setup that sets it apart from the Saturday markets nearby.

Greenwood Farmers Market

Greenwood Farmers Market sets up on the town square the third Saturday of each month, May through October. Vendors sell local honey, meats, sourdough, soaps, lemonade, cut flowers, and other home goods, and the market charges no vendor fees. Weekly updates post on their Facebook page.

Harrison Farmers Market

Harrison, AR

Harrison's producer-only farmers market has run on the downtown square since 2016, staffed entirely by volunteers. Every vendor grows what they sell, sourced from Boone, Newton, Carroll, Marion, or Searcy counties. Market hours run Tuesday and Saturday mornings from 7 to noon, plus Thursday evenings from 4 to 7 p.m., May through October, with fresh produce, farm-raised meat, honey, nuts, and gluten-free baked goods.

HOPE Farmers' Market

Hope Farmers' Market sets up at 3rd and Elm in a town famous for growing some of the largest watermelons on record. Vendors sell farm-fresh produce and local goods in downtown Hope, Hempstead County's seat, through the growing season.

Hot Springs County Farmers' Market

Hot Springs, AR

Hot Springs Farmers Market has run every Saturday, rain or shine, since 1995, from 7 a.m. to noon at 121 Orange St., just outside the historic downtown near the Hot Springs Creek Greenway Trail. The market is a volunteer-run 501(c)(4) nonprofit selling fresh produce, baked goods, jelly, honey, jam, art, and handcrafted jewelry, and it accepts SNAP. Vendor lists post weekly at hotspringsfarmersmarket.com.

Hot Springs Historic Downtown Farmers Market

This listing is the Hot Springs market's historic downtown address at 121 Orange St., steps from Bathhouse Row and the Hot Springs Creek Greenway Trail. Open Saturdays year-round rain or shine, it's been run by volunteers as a 501(c)(4) nonprofit since 1995, with produce, baked goods, honey, and handcrafted art from area vendors.

Howard County Farmers Market

Howard County Farmers Market has operated since 2008 at 110 S. Washington St. in Nashville, sharing space with the Nashville Community Gardens and a pavilion with an on-site certified kitchen. The seasonal open-air market runs Fridays from 7 to 11 a.m., May through September, selling produce, eggs, honey, baked goods, fried pies, canned goods, and salsa, with food trucks stopping by some weeks.

Jacksonville Farmers' Market

Jacksonville Farmers' Market sets up at the Jacksonville Community Center on Municipal Drive every other Saturday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., May through August, plus first-Thursday evenings from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Vendors sell locally grown produce, homemade jellies and jams, and handcrafted gifts, following the Arkansas Department of Health's Farmers Market Guidelines.

Jasper Farmer's Market

Jasper Farmer's Market sets up on the courthouse square at 504 Court St., Wednesdays and Fridays from 9 a.m. to noon, May through October. Vendors from around Newton County sell seasonal produce, baked goods, canned goods, and crafts in this Ozark Mountains town.

Johnson County Farmers' Market

Clarksville, AR

Johnson County Farmers' Market runs on the courthouse square in Clarksville, Saturdays from 8 a.m. to noon, late April through November. Growers sell fresh, locally raised produce alongside handmade art from Johnson County residents, a small-town lineup that draws the same regulars week after week.

Lafayette County Farmers Market at Lewisville

Lewisville, AR

Lafayette County Farmers Market at Lewisville runs indoors up to six days a week during its spring-through-fall season, at 120 E. First St. The lineup changes weekly and has included fresh produce, eggs, wild foods, plants, soap, grains, wine, tofu, jams, and mushrooms from growers around this south Arkansas town near the Louisiana line.

Lake Saracen Farmers Market

Pine Bluff, AR

Lake Saracen Farmers Market sets up at the Saracen Landing pavilion on Lake Saracen Drive in Pine Bluff, running spring through fall with Saturday morning cooking demonstrations. Vendors sell produce from around southeast Arkansas alongside art and handmade jewelry, and SNAP/EBT is accepted. The pavilion sits along the Saracen Landing walking trail and is booked through Pine Bluff Parks and Recreation.

Little Rock River Market

Little Rock, AR

The Little Rock River Market has filled the open-air pavilions along the Arkansas River since 1996, running Saturdays from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. during its May-through-summer season at 400 President Clinton Ave. Vendors sell farm-fresh produce, cottage foods, and handmade crafts, and the market accepts SNAP with Double Up Food Bucks matching purchases up to $20.

Madison County Farmers Market

Madison County Farmers Market splits its week between two Huntsville locations: the downtown square on Tuesdays and the lot behind Arvest Bank on South Hughes Street on Saturdays, both 7 a.m. to noon, April through September. Vendors sell homegrown fruits and vegetables, sourdough, plants, honey, and sugar-free baked goods from around this Ozark county.

Market Center of the Ozarks

Springdale, AR

Market Center of the Ozarks isn't a farmers market in the traditional shopping sense — it's a 45,000-square-foot regional food hub that opened in Springdale in May 2025, backed by $31 million including Walton Family Foundation funding. Local farmers and food producers use it for commercial kitchen space, cold storage, crop aggregation, and processing rather than the public browsing produce stalls.

Mountain Home Farmers' Market

Mountain Home, AR

Mountain Home Farmers' Market runs Wednesdays and Saturdays from 7 a.m. to noon, April through November, at the corner of 5th and Shiras near downtown. A joint effort between the Food Bank of North Central Arkansas and the City of Mountain Home, it sells fresh fruit, vegetables, meat, and cheese alongside arts and crafts, and takes part in Double Up Food Bucks for SNAP shoppers.

Old Washington Farmers Market

Old Washington Farmers Market operates near Historic Washington State Park in this Hempstead County town, roughly 10 miles from Hope. The market has partnered with Arkansas State Parks on community events, including a Great Pumpkin Commonwealth-sanctioned pumpkin contest each fall.

Paris Arkansas Farmers Market

Paris Arkansas Farmers Market sets up on the downtown square at 25 W. Walnut St. every Saturday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., spring through fall. Growers from Logan County and nearby bring fresh fruit and vegetables, many grown without chemicals, plus crafts and homemade treats.

Perryville Farmers' Market

Perryville, AR

Perryville Farmers' Market sets up at Perryville City Park on Highway 10, Wednesdays and Saturdays from 7 a.m. to noon, May through October. Vendors bring vegetables, herbs, flowers, potted plants, and cut flowers grown within 25 miles, along with crafts, soap, jam, and honey, and the market is WIC-approved.

Petit Jean Farmers' Market

Petit Jean Farmers' Market runs at 1039 Winrock Dr. in Morrilton with seasonal produce, grass-fed meat, cheese, honey, baked goods, and jams from area growers. The market hosts the annual Petit Jean Spring Frolic each strawberry season, with free admission, parking, and shuttle service to the grounds.

Polk County Farmers' Market

Hatfield, AR

Polk County Farmers' Market has run as a producers-only market for more than 25 years, with vendors selling only what they grow or make themselves. It operates out of two spots: the historic train depot in Mena and 4745 Hwy. 71 S. in Hatfield, running May through September with fresh food, handmade goods, and artisan products sold direct from the producer.

Pope County Farmers' Market

Russellville, AR

Pope County Farmers' Market has served the River Valley for 40 years at 2200 W. Main St. in Russellville, open Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. and Tuesday evenings from 4 to 7 p.m. Vendors sell fresh produce, meat, honey, eggs, baked goods, and crafts near Depot Park.

Randolph County Farmers Market

Randolph County Farmers Market operates out of Pocahontas, the county seat in northeast Arkansas near the Missouri border. Growers sell directly from stands along Highway 62 during the region's growing season.

River Market Farmers Market

River Market Farmers Market sets up in downtown Little Rock's River Market District, at 400 President Clinton Avenue along the Arkansas River. The pavilions have anchored the city's public market activity for years, drawing vendors from farms across central Arkansas.

Rogers Farmers Market

Rogers Farmers Market operates on West Pine Street in Rogers, Benton County, part of the fast-growing Northwest Arkansas corridor that runs through Bentonville, Springdale, and Fayetteville. Growers from the surrounding hills bring seasonal produce to town.

Saracen Landing Farmers Market

Pine Bluff, AR

Saracen Landing Farmers Market takes place at the lakefront park on Lake Saracen in Pine Bluff, seat of Jefferson County on the Arkansas River. It's a waterfront alternative to a courthouse-square market.

Spring Creek Food Hub

Springdale, AR

We are a non-profit organization that partners with local Arkansas farmers to assist with crop planning, educational needs, and grant applications. Additionally, we sell products wholesale to schools, non-profits, and institutions to ensure that underserved communities receive nutrient-rich, local produce and have access to educational resources and lesson plans focused on local produce.

Stone County Farmers Market

Stone County Farmers Market gathers at Centennial Bank Park on Main Street in Mountain View, the Ozark Mountain town known as the Folk Music Capital of the World. Vendors sell alongside a courthouse square that fills with pickers and fiddlers most evenings.

Texarkana Farmers' Market

Texarkana Farmers' Market runs on Texas Boulevard in a city that straddles the Arkansas-Texas state line, drawing growers from farmland on both sides of the border.

The Central Ozarks Farmers & Artisans Market

The Central Ozarks Farmers & Artisans Market runs on North Main Street in Harrison, the Boone County seat near the Buffalo National River. Alongside produce, the market makes room for handmade goods from artisans working the surrounding hills.

The Dirty Farmers Community Market

The Dirty Farmers Community Market sets up on Main Street in Clinton, seat of Van Buren County in the Ozark foothills of central Arkansas. Local growers sell direct from the field during the regional season.

The Goshen Farmers Market

Elkins, AR

The Goshen Farmers Market is one of Northwest Arkansas' newest and fastest-growing farmers markets, held Thursday evenings from 4:30 to 7 PM, May through October, at the Historic Goshen Community Building in Goshen. The market connects local farmers, growers, and makers directly with their neighbors, with live music and a family-friendly atmosphere.

The Market at McCrory

McCrory, AR

The Market at McCrory operates on South Edmonds Avenue in McCrory, a Woodruff County town in the flat farmland of the Arkansas Delta, where rice and soybeans dominate the fields around it.

Tri Peaks Community Market

West C Street (Train Depot) Russellville, AR

Tri Peaks Community Market gathers at the old train depot on West C Street in Russellville, seat of Pope County in the Arkansas River Valley. The name nods to three landmark peaks nearby: Mount Nebo, Petit Jean Mountain, and Mount Magazine.

West Fork Garden Market

West Fork Garden Market operates on Main Street in West Fork, a Washington County town in the Ozark foothills south of Fayetteville. It's a small-town stop for produce grown in the surrounding hill country.

West Little Rock Farmers Market

Little Rock, AR

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Yellville Farmers Market

Yellville Farmers Market sets up on South Berry Street in Yellville, the Marion County seat in the Ozark Mountains near Bull Shoals Lake. Growers from the surrounding hollows bring in-season produce to town.

Arkansas Delta Seeds of Change

Forrest City, AR

ASU Regional Farmers' Market

Jonesboro, AR

Bentonville Farmers Market

Bentonville, AR

Conway Farmers' Market

Conway, AR

Cross County Farmer's Market

Wynne, AR

Dallas County Farmer's Market

Fordyce, AR

Downtown Conway Farmers' & Crafts Market

Conway, AR

Downtown Rogers Farmers Market

ROGERS, AR

Farmers Market of Gravette

Gravette, AR

Ferndale Farmers Market

Little Rock, AR

Fort Smith Farmer's Market

Fort Smith, AR

Gateway Farmers Market

Texarkana, AR

Grand Prairie Farmers Market

Stuttgart, AR

Historic Downtown Farmers Market

Hot Springs, AR

Little River County Farmers Market

Ashdown, AR

Little Rock Local Food Club

Little Rock, AR

Lockesburg Farmers Market

Lockesburg, AR

Melbourne Farmers Market

Melbourne, AR

Paragould Farmers' Market

AR, AR

Paragould Farmers' Market

Paragould, AR

Russellville Community Market

Russellville, AR

Searcy County Farmers Market

Marshall, AR

Springdale Farmers Market

Springdale, AR

Tontitown Farmers' Market

AR, AR

White St. Saturday Market

Eureka Springs, AR