Asheville, nc

Farmers Markets near Asheville, nc

Candler, North Carolina

Enka-Candler Tailgate Market The Enka-Candler Tailgate Market's purpose is to promote local agriculture and heritage crafts in Western North Carolina, to provide the Enka-Candler community with a mar... [more]

Swannanoa, North Carolina

Roadside Stand open at the Community High School Garden in Swannanoa, conveniently located off exit 59 from HWY 40 (235 Old US 70).... [more]

Black Mountain, North Carolina

Our market is a seasonal Saturday morning community event, beginning on the day before Mothers Day and ending on Halloween.... [more]

Mills RIver , North Carolina

Seasonal fresh local veggies, fruits, eggs, meat, poultry, seafood,cheese, breads, jams and jellies.... [more]

Canton, North Carolina

We welcome you to our market. You will be able to enjoy local produce, baking, plants and heritage crafts.... [more]

Hendersonville, North Carolina

Henderson County Tailgate Market is one of the oldest open air markets in Western North Carolina. This unique Saturday morning market has a festival feel in the heart of downtown Hendersonville.... [more]

Flat Rock, North Carolina

The Flat Rock Tailgate Market offers organic and/or chemical free fruit and vegetables. Other offerings include lamb, chicken, eggs, jams and jellies, goat cheese, plants, fresh flowers, wild and cul... [more]

Waynesville, North Carolina

Haywood's Historic Farmers market operates mid-April until the end of October, Wednesdays, from 3:30 p.m.... [more]

Burnsville, North Carolina

The Yancey County Farmers Market sells local fresh produce, annual and perennial plants, baked goods jams, jellies, honey, beef,pork.lamb,and local farm-related crafts.... [more]

Marion, North Carolina

Historic Marion Tailgate Market is a producer only market located in Downtown Marion. Established in 2007, the Market runs May through December.... [more]

Columbus, North Carolina

The Polk County Tailgate Market is based in Columbus, NC. This market features fresh vegetables, crafts and plants and runs from the first Saturday in April to the weekend before Thanksgiving.... [more]