Franklin, va

Farmers Markets near Franklin, va

Richmond, Virginia

The Carytown Farmers Market, a small scale producer only market, was created to give local farmers, producers of goods, and consumers the opportunity to deal directly with each other, rather than thro... [more]

Midlothian, Virginia

The Midlothian Mines Farmers Market opens May 4, 2013! This lively market will run Saturdays, 2pm to 5pm through early December.... [more]

Richmond, Virginia

Huguenot-Robious Farmers' Market is a year-round Virginia Grown market that is open every Thursday from 10:00 until 2:00 in the parking lot of The Great Big Greenhouse, inside the Great Big Greenhouse... [more]

Urbanna, Virginia

Urbanna Farmer's Market meets the 2nd Saturday of each month from May through September "Downtown" Urbanna in Taber Park from 9 to 1.... [more]

Rocky Mount, North Carolina

We are the Quad County (Nash, Wilson, Edgecome, Halifax) area farmers market! Larger than a town farmers market, but not as big at the State farmers market, we offer a wide range of items raised by f... [more]

Richmond, Virginia

St. Stephen's Church hosts a farmers' market In keeping with our commitment to environmental stewardship.... [more]

Richmond, Virginia

The Lakeside Farmers' Market in Henrico County , Va. is the regions only Permanent Farmers' Market that is locally owned and operated.

Warrenton, North Carolina

The Warren County Farmers Market is open seasonally from 8 am to noon each Saturday. The market offers a variety of fresh, locally grown produce, cut flowers, plants, baked goods and crafts.

Mechanicsville, Virginia

We provide all-natural local school lunches delivered fresh to your child's school. We offer the best quality organic fruits and vegetables from local farmers.... [more]

King William, Virginia

We are a family of 10 with a small 10 acre farm in rural King William county. We offer pasture raised, non-GMO, all natural, Free Roaming Eggs of various breeds and colors, occasional chicken and tur... [more]

Walkerton, Virginia

Come and meet the people who raise, harvest and produce your food. Find locally made crafts and jewelry.... [more]