The Marketplace At Armstrong Park mission is to benefit farmers, fishers, artisans and youth entrepreneur internship program for local consumers and neighborhoods of the Greater New Orleans by operati... [more]
The Sankofa Farmers Market is a weekly, producer-only farmers market located in the Upper Ninth Ward in New Orleans.... [more]
Gretna Farmers' Market located in historic downtown Gretna between 3rd and 4th Streets, offers a green market every Saturday - rain or shine, under a covered market from 8:30am to 12:30pm.
The Crescent City Farmers Market began in New Orleans in 1995 as a producer-only farmers market connecting customers directly with farmers, fishermen, ranchers, dairies, bakers and food makers from... [more]
OSBG is committed to improving food access in the Lower Ninth Ward through our weekly farmers market.... [more]
The St. Bernard Seafood & Farmers Market Day is a weekly market open from 8am-1pm every Saturday. The Market is held at 409 Aycock Street in the historic Old Arabi Neighborhood in Louisiana.
The region's premier farmers market opened in August 2008. This $4.5 million dollar facility features 43 fully coverd booth spaces with electricity in all spaces and amphitheatre.... [more]
We have an enriched variety of specialty items. Anything from smoked meats, fresh produce, goats milk soap, along with a beekeeper that supplies educational information.... [more]
Ben & Ben Becnel's is a farmers market located in southern part of Belle Chasse, near Myrtle Groove.... [more]
The Camellia City Market is a true farmer�s market which focuses primarily on regionally grown fresh produce, but also incorporates produce related goods and food service items as well as local e... [more]
Every weekend we have more and more fall vegetables that are ready to be eaten. This weekend we will have big, beautiful, delicious mustard greens as well as tomatoes, yellow squash, pink-eye pea... [more]
Pearl River Farmers Market is a brand new market. We are perfectly located to accommodate farmers from Louisiana Many goat milk products; Plenty of boiler peanuts; Homemade food items like cajun sty... [more]