Farmers Markets in Mississippi

ASUEP Natchez Farmers Market

The ASUEP Natchez Farmers Market sets up Saturday mornings, 8:30 to noon spring through fall, at 199 St. Catherine Street in Natchez. Vendors bring seasonal produce, local meats, and specialty goods grown and made nearby. The ASUEP name ties it to Alcorn State University's Extension Program, which works with small Southwest Mississippi growers. Come early for the best pick of produce.

Biloxi Farmers' Market

Biloxi, MS

The Charles R. Hegwood Community Market — Biloxi's farmers market — sets up under the I-110 bridge overpass on Howard Avenue, open Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m., weather permitting. Run by the City of Biloxi Parks & Recreation office, it's named for the longtime Notre Dame High School football coach who once managed the market at Point Cadet Plaza.

Biscuits & Jam Farmers' Market

New Albany, MS

Biscuits & Jam Farmers' Market operates as a growers-and-makers roadside stand in New Albany, open midday on Mondays, Thursdays, and Saturdays through the spring-to-fall season near Bankhead and Main. Vendors sell seasonal fruits and vegetables, baked goods, and handmade artisan products. Check their Facebook page for weekly hours and what's fresh.

Canton Farmers Market

Canton Farmers Market gathers local growers and food artisans at 141 North Union Street, run by the Canton Chamber's Main Street Association. Shoppers find fresh produce and crafts, and the market accepts SNAP/EBT with daily matching up to $15 per card, plus WIC/FMNP and Senior Farmers Market coupons. Call (601) 859-5816 or visit canton-mississippi.com/farmersmarket for the current schedule.

Choctaw Farmers Market

The Choctaw Farmers Market, run by the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians, sells fresh local produce, organic goods, and crafts at the tribe's Horticulture Training Facility, 556 Blackjack Road. The season runs June 15 through October, Monday to Thursday and Saturday, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Call (601) 656-2070 for details.

City of Gautier's 2nd Saturday Farmer's Market

Gautier's 2nd Saturday Farmer's Market meets at George Martin City Park, 902 De La Pointe Drive, on the second Saturday of each month from May through October, 8 a.m. to noon. Coastal-area growers and makers bring produce and handcrafted goods. The city runs it as a monthly community market on the Gulf Coast.

Clarksdale Farmers Market

The Clarksdale Farmers Market brings Delta growers, producers, and artisans together downtown at 231 Delta Avenue, near Collective Seed & Supply Co. It runs Thursday evenings through the summer, selling fresh Mid-South produce, handmade goods, and artisan products. Order pickups through clarksdale.locallygrown.net or call (901) 334-8518, and find the downtown market group on Facebook.

Clinton's Fresh at Five Farmers Market

Clinton's Fresh at Five is a Tuesday-evening market run by Main Street Clinton at 300 Jefferson Street, open 5 to 7 p.m. from May through August. Local farmers bring fruits and vegetables, milk, cheese, eggs, beef, and specialty foods. See mainstreetclintonms.com/fresh-at-five or the Fresh at Five Facebook page for the season's start date.

Corinth Farmers Market

The Corinth Farmers Market operates at 919 Shiloh Road, open May through November, Monday to Saturday, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Growers and artisans sell fresh produce, fruit, organic food, and crafts through the season. It's the weekday-and-weekend option in Corinth, separate from the depot's weekend Green Market.

Crossroads Farmers' Market

Clarksdale, MS

Crossroads Farmers' Market sets up Saturday mornings, 7 a.m. to 1 p.m., at 1536 Desoto Avenue in Clarksdale, running late July into early November. A Mississippi Delta Council project, it gives Delta residents direct access to locally grown produce, fruit, and vegetables. Call (662) 627-1121 or see crossroadsfarmersmarket.org for vendor and date details.

Downtown Tupelo Farmers' Market

The Downtown Tupelo Farmers' Market, presented by Tupelo Main Street, sets up at 415 South Spring Street with fresh local food straight from the people who grow and make it. Expect seasonal produce, artisan foods, and handcrafted goods from area vendors. Check tupelomainstreet.com/farmers-market for the current-season days and hours.

Earth's Bounty Farmers' Market

Meridian, MS

Earth's Bounty Farmers' Market runs in downtown Meridian at the MAX courtyard, a partnership between City of Meridian Community Development and the Mississippi Arts + Entertainment Experience. Daily vendors sell fresh produce, plants, baked goods, and artisan items 8 a.m. to noon, April through November, with a larger first-Saturday festival each month. Details at meridianms.org/earths-bounty or on Facebook.

East Jerusalem Farmer's Market

The East Jerusalem Farmer's Market opened in 2025 as an indoor market at 115 West 9th Avenue in Petal, open Monday through Saturday across the spring-to-fall season. Vendors sell fresh, locally grown produce and goods. It's a newer neighborhood market on the east side of the Hattiesburg area.

Forrest County Farmers Market

The Forrest County Farmers Market runs year-round at 1200 Corinne Street in Hattiesburg, open 7 a.m. to noon on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Vendors sell fresh fruit and vegetables, jellies, baked goods, casseroles, soaps, and flowers. Tied to MSU Extension and managed by Payton Gagliano, it's one of the region's larger markets. Reach it at (601) 545-6082 or on Facebook.

Greater Belhaven Market

The Greater Belhaven Market sells fresh local produce and artisan goods on Saturdays in Jackson's Belhaven neighborhood, at 904 East Fortification Street. Local farmers and food makers fill the stalls through the growing season. It's the neighborhood-scale market for central Jackson.

Green Market at the Corinth Depot

Corinth, MS

The Green Market at the Corinth Depot gathers regional artists, farmers, gardeners, and craftsmen at 221 North Fillmore Street in downtown Corinth, with pottery, jewelry, baked goods, honey, and produce for sale. The Mississippi Tourism Association voted it Best Small Event, and admission is free. See corinthgreenmarket.net or the Corinth Green Market Facebook page for market dates.

Green Market at the Depot

This open-air farmers market sets up at 215 Fillmore Street in downtown Corinth, the northeast Mississippi railroad town near the Tennessee line. Growers from Alcorn County and the surrounding hills bring seasonal produce through the warm months. The Depot name points to Corinth's historic rail district and the Crossroads Museum, a short walk away. Market days shift with the growing season.

Greenville Farmers Market

Greenville's farmers market sets up where Washington Avenue meets North Street, downtown in the seat of Washington County. The city sits on the Mississippi River levee, surrounded by the Delta's deep alluvial farmland, some of the richest cropland in the country. Growers bring seasonal vegetables and produce through the summer and fall. It's a short distance from Greenville's historic downtown and the river.

Indianola Open Air Market

This Delta market gathers on Second Street beside the B.B. King Museum and Delta Interpretive Center in downtown Indianola, the Sunflower County town where the blues legend grew up. Local growers set out seasonal produce steps from one of Mississippi's best-known cultural sites. Indianola sits in the flat, fertile Delta, cotton and catfish country north of Belzoni.

Jackson County Farmers Market

Jackson County Fair Grounds Pascagoula, MS

Held at the Jackson County Fairgrounds on Shortcut Road in Pascagoula, this market serves Mississippi's Gulf Coast. Jackson County growers bring warm-season produce, and the mild coastal climate stretches the growing season well past the inland state. Pascagoula anchors the county as its shipbuilding port city on the Gulf, near the Alabama line.

Laurel Farmers' Market

Laurel, MS

Laurel's farmers market runs downtown on Central Avenue, in the Jones County town that HGTV's Home Town put back on the map. Vendors from the surrounding Piney Woods bring seasonal produce and local goods to the historic district. The market sits within walking distance of Laurel Mercantile and the restored downtown storefronts. Season stretches through Mississippi's long warm months.

Livingston Farmers' Market

Madison, MS

The Livingston Farmers Market is held at Livingston, a planned community built around a restored 19th-century townsite on Mannsdale Road north of Madison. Local farmers and food vendors gather on the development's central green. Madison County sits just north of Jackson, and the market draws steadily from the metro's northern suburbs. It's among the better-known markets in the Jackson area.

Long Beach Farmers Market

Long Beach holds its farmers market on Jeff Davis Avenue, a block off the Gulf in this Harrison County beach town between Gulfport and Pass Christian. The coastal climate gives South Mississippi one of the state's longest growing seasons, and vendors bring warm-weather produce. Jeff Davis Avenue runs through Long Beach's small downtown near the harbor.

McComb Farmers Market

McComb's market sets up on Railroad Boulevard at the downtown parking garage, fitting for a Pike County town the Illinois Central Railroad built. Growers from southwest Mississippi bring seasonal produce to the historic rail district. McComb sits near the Louisiana line along Interstate 55, roughly midway between Jackson and Baton Rouge.

Meridian Area Farmers' Market

Meridian, MS

Meridian's farmers market operates on Front Street downtown, in the east Mississippi rail hub near the restored Union Station district. Lauderdale County growers bring seasonal vegetables and produce during the warm months. Meridian was once Mississippi's largest city, built where several rail lines crossed near the Alabama border.

Meridian//Lauderdale County Farmers Market

This Lauderdale County market gathers near the Front Street underpass in downtown Meridian, close to the city's restored railroad district and Union Station. Vendors from the surrounding east-central Mississippi countryside bring produce in season. Meridian sits at the crossroads of Interstates 20 and 59 near the Alabama line, long a trading center for the region.

Natchez Farmers' Market

Natchez, MS

Natchez holds its farmers market on St. Catherine Street, in the oldest European settlement on the Mississippi River. Adams County growers, along with farmers from across the river in Louisiana, bring seasonal produce to the bluff-top city. Natchez is known for its antebellum architecture and its position at the southern end of the Natchez Trace. The market runs through the warm months.

New Albany Farmers Market

New Albany's market sets up at Fairgrounds Circle in this Union County town, birthplace of novelist William Faulkner and the northern trailhead of the Tanglefoot Trail rail-to-trail. Local growers from the north Mississippi hill country bring seasonal produce. New Albany sits on the Tallahatchie River along the old Gulf, Mobile and Ohio rail line.

Newton County farmers market

This Newton County market runs on Church Street in Newton, a small central Mississippi town along the old rail line and Interstate 20 between Meridian and Jackson. Area growers bring seasonal produce through summer and fall. Newton County lies in the state's east-central hill country, ringed by small farms and timberland.

Olde Towne Market

The Olde Towne Market sets up on West Leake Street in Clinton's historic Olde Towne district, a red-brick pedestrian corridor beside the old railroad and Mississippi College. Vendors bring produce and local goods to the walkable downtown. Clinton sits just west of Jackson along the Natchez Trace and Interstate 20.

Oxford City Market

Oxford City Market operates on West Oxford Loop, on the commercial side of this Lafayette County college town, home to the University of Mississippi. Local growers bring seasonal north Mississippi produce during the warm months. Oxford sits in the hill country of the state's northern tier, a short drive from Sardis Lake and the Tallahatchie River.

Oxford Community Market

Oxford Community Market runs year-round on Tuesdays from 3 to 6:30 p.m. at the Old Armory Pavilion, 1801 University Avenue in Oxford. The nonprofit market runs programs to make fresh, healthy local food more affordable. Vendors such as 7D Farm bring vegetables and other Lafayette County goods each week, near the University of Mississippi campus.

Pearl River Market

The Pearl River Market gathers on Second Street in downtown Columbia, the Marion County seat on the Pearl River in south Mississippi. Growers from the surrounding Piney Woods bring seasonal produce. Columbia served briefly as the state's territorial capital and sits along U.S. 98 between Hattiesburg and the Louisiana line.

Petal Farmers Market

Petal's market runs on North Main Street in this Forrest County town just across the Leaf River from Hattiesburg. Vendors from the Piney Woods bring warm-season produce to the small downtown. Petal calls itself the Friendly City and sits within the Hattiesburg metro in south Mississippi.

Pontotoc Farmers Market

Pontotoc, MS

ALL LOCAL, ALL FRESH producer-only farmers market in the heart of Mississippi’s Hill Country.

Prentiss County Farmers Market

This Prentiss County market sets up on North Second Street in Booneville, a northeast Mississippi town near the Natchez Trace Parkway and the Tishomingo hills. Local growers bring seasonal produce and goods. Booneville is home to Northeast Mississippi Community College and sits along the old Mobile and Ohio rail line north of Tupelo.

Saucier Farmers Market

Saucier's market runs along Old Highway 49 in this inland Harrison County community north of Gulfport. The area sits near the De Soto National Forest, and South Mississippi's mild climate gives it a long growing season. Local growers bring produce through much of the year.

Square Market

Batesville, MS

The Square Market gathers on the Public Square in downtown Batesville, the Panola County seat in north Mississippi near Sardis Lake. Vendors bring seasonal produce and local goods to the historic courthouse square. Batesville sits along Interstate 55 and the old Illinois Central line between Memphis and the Delta.

Stone County Farmers Market

This Stone County market runs on Hall Street in Wiggins, a Piney Woods town surrounded by the De Soto National Forest in south Mississippi. Local growers bring seasonal produce. Wiggins sits along U.S. 49 midway between Hattiesburg and the Gulf Coast, in longleaf-pine and timber country.

The Grenada, MS Farmers' Market

Grenada's farmers market operates on Sunset Drive, in the north-central Mississippi town best known for Grenada Lake, the state's largest reservoir. Growers from the surrounding hill country bring seasonal produce. Grenada sits along Interstate 55 between Memphis and Jackson, where the Delta meets the hills.

Water Valley Main Street Market

The Water Valley Main Street Market runs on North Main Street in this Yalobusha County town south of Oxford, known for the arts-and-maker revival of its historic downtown. Vendors bring produce and local goods to the brick storefront district. Water Valley sits in the north Mississippi hill country along the old Illinois Central line.

Waveland Farmers Market, Etc.

Waveland's market sets up on Coleman Avenue, the rebuilt main street of this Hancock County beach town that took the brunt of Hurricane Katrina's landfall in 2005. The Gulf Coast's mild climate supports a long growing season, and vendors bring produce and local goods. Waveland sits next to Bay St. Louis on the western Mississippi coast.

Winston County Farmers' Market

Louisville, MS

This Winston County market is held at the Louisville Coliseum on Ivy Avenue in Louisville, an east-central Mississippi town in the red-clay hill country. Local growers bring seasonal produce to the coliseum grounds. Louisville sits near the Tombigbee National Forest and the Natchez Trace, a regional trade center between Starkville and Philadelphia.

Yazoo Farmers Market

Yazoo City holds its farmers market on North Main Street, where the flat Mississippi Delta meets the Loess hills in Yazoo County. Growers bring Delta-grown vegetables and produce in season. Yazoo City sits at the southern edge of the Delta, about an hour north of Jackson, and is the hometown of writer Willie Morris.

4Rivers Fresh Foods

Hernando, MS

Downtown Madison Farmers Market

Madison, MS

Farm Market at Lafayette Arena

Oxford, MS

Hernando Farmers Market

Hernando, MS

The Brown Egg Company

Bentonia, MS

Up in Farms Food Hub

Jackson, MS