Brunswick, md

Farmers Markets near Brunswick, md

Manassas Park, Virginia

Producer-only farmers' market featuring local meats, poultry, produce, BBQ, baked goods, prepared foods and more.

Arlington, Virginia

A new, popular farmers market in the western part of the county, near the Falls Church line. The small, friendly Westover commercial area along Washington Boulevard is the setting for this market of... [more]

Washington, District of Columbia

The Palisades Farmers Market is a grower's only food market that provides seasonal produce, farm goods, flowers, baked goods and more in a central and visible location where residents frequently shop.

Manassas, Virginia

The Manassas Farmers' Market is located in Old Town Manassas. This Market has been serving Manassas for 23 years and always opens on the first Thursday in April and the first Saturday in April.... [more]

Middletown, Virginia

Lively farmers' market at the 1797 WaySide Inn in historic Middletown, VA. All locally grown produce.... [more]

Silver Spring, Maryland

There is great news in Northeast Silver Spring, MD! We have new farmers market that features fresh local produce, meats, fruits and berries; along with a community scene of live music, a kids tent --... [more]

Washington, District of Columbia

Neighborhood farmers market in NW DC. We have a number of local produce and meat vendors, as well as bakery, cheese, locally roaster coffee, and more!... [more]

Annandale, Virginia

Located in Mason District Park off Columbia Pike, the Annandale Farmers' Market is a "producer-only" farmers' market, whose mission is to support local agriculture within the Chesapeake Bay Watershed... [more]

Middletown, Virginia

This is a producer only farmers market located in historic Middletown, VA. From May to October, fresh vegetables, fruits, eggs and meat are available direct from the producers who grow them.... [more]

Burke, Virginia

Producer-only Market

Takoma Park, Maryland

Everything sold at our market is fresh and local -- produced by the people who sell it -- in the expectation that we will find support among urban dwellers who care about the quality of their food sup