Farmers Markets near Arab, al
Brainerd Farmers' Market takes place every Saturday from April through October from 10 am to 12 pm (11 to 12 in November through March).... [more]
Montevallo Farmers' Market began in 2010 with the support of the Montevallo Chamber of Commerce. The market includes locally grown produce and natural products, and has its stated purpose to put mone... [more]
We are in our second year as an indoor & outdoor climate controlled market opening in April 2013. New to this years market is a Kids Club, the Power of Produce and we will be accepting SNAP benefits... [more]
Open on Thursdays from 4-6:00 at the Bachman Community Center on Signal Mountain. A variety of vendors sell fresh, seasonal fruits and vegetables,, kudzu baskets, bread, jams and jellies, biscuits, po... [more]
Today's farm is currently owned by Sam Payne and his wife Ann and is managed by Sam and his daughter Carla.... [more]
CREATION Health Farmers Market at Gordon Hospital is a weekly farmer's market in Calhoun, Georgia. This market was started as a way to provide fresh, locally grown produce for our community.... [more]
Year-round Market Day at The Farm Community in Summertown, TN. Every third Saturday of the month, April - October, from 9am - 2pm under our open air dome.... [more]
The Columbia Farmers' Fresh Market offers an opportunity for healthy eating...just like eating out of your own garden!... [more]
St. Alban's Hixson Market is located at St. Alban's Episcopal Church in Hixson, TN. Our market sells only locally grown produce/products .... [more]
In 2006, David and Allison Key, both born and raised in the West Georgia area, married and bought their first eight beef cattle.... [more]
Cotton Mill Farmers Market is an outdoor producer-only market! You'll find local vegetables, fruit, herbs, eggs, pastured meats, goat milk and cheese, honey, baked goods, granola, jams and jellies, li... [more]
Homegrown Alabama is a student-led organization that seeks to increase awareness of the value of local produce by fostering partnerships between local farmers, the University of Alabama, and surroundi... [more]