Farmers Markets near Madison Heights, va
A great place to shop for or sell local produce, jams, jellies, meats, baked goods, eggs, handmade crafts, artwork and plants.... [more]
The Scottsville Saturday Market seeks to offer an attractive, well-run market with outstanding local produce, agricultural goods and crafts for moderate prices and long-term food security.... [more]
The Historic Roanoke City Market, also called the Farmer's Market due to the profusion of plants, fresh fruits, and vegetables available during the growing season, is the oldest continuously operating... [more]
The West End Farmers Market (Tuesdays, 3-6pm, year-round) features 100% local goods with an emphasis on organic, sustainable, and humane producers, products, and practices.... [more]
The LEAP Mobile Market brings local, fresh food to Roanoke neighborhoods that otherwise lack access to fresh produce.... [more]
Located in Historical Downtown Halifax, The Halifax Farmers' Market is open every Saturday 7:30 am - Noon starting the last Saturday in May through the end of October.... [more]
Virginia Field Goods LLC is a food hub that delivers local food from small farms throughout SWVA to customers in Wytheville, the NRV, and Roanoke.... [more]
The Grandin Village Farmers Market, located in Roanoke, VA, supports local sustainable agriculture by connecting the public with farmers, artisans, and other producers in a vibrant and economically vi
The mission of Green Bay Open-Air Market, now in its 4th season, is to promote healthy eating and support of local farmers who provide us with locally grown food.... [more]
Homegrown and homemade from local producers. The Staunton Farmers' Market is a "producer-only" market featuring local, Shenandoah Valley products.... [more]
A Better Way farm and goat micro-dairy in the Shenandoah Valley, Waynesboro, VA. We offer casual, fun tours and on farm sales of a variety of goat milk products including a cheeses, ice cream, goat's... [more]
Locally grown fresh fruits, vegetables, and other items such as baked goods, fresh juices or cider, pickled items, sorghum molasses, dried vegetables and fruits, honey, jams, jellies, and potted plant... [more]