North Atlanta, ga

Farmers Markets near North Atlanta, ga

The Rock, Georgia

The Rock Ranch is a beautiful 1,500 acre cattle ranch located about an hour south of Atlanta in Upson County.... [more]

Woodbury, Georgia

We are pleased to announce to opening of the Woodbury Farmers Market located at 355 Dromendary St , Woodbury, Ga 30293.... [more]

Eatonton, Georgia

The market is located on a grassy area in the shopping center of The Village of Harmony Crossing in Eatonton, Georgia.... [more]

Thomaston, Georgia

http://www.bluebirdcsa.com Would you like an affordable weekly share box of farm fresh fruits and veggies?... [more]

Helen, Georgia

Produce, gourmet foods, gift baskets, fruits, vegetables, vine ripe tomatoes, peas, corn, peanuts, onions, pine straw, firewood, outdoor furniture, plants

Blue Ridge, Georgia

Top notch local farmers and artisans of the north georgia mountain area offering farm fresh produce, fruit, free range chicken eggs, duck eggs, quail eggs, goat cheeses, smoked nuts and treats, pork r... [more]

Blue Ridge, Georgia

Celebrate the Grand Opening of the Blue Ridge Farmers Market Pavilion Food Truck Alley! The City of Blue Ridge invites you to the Red, White Blue Ridge Edition of the Blue Ridge Farmers Market o... [more]

Greensboro, Georgia

An outdoor market with fresh produce, crafts from local artisans and packaged foods (jam/honey/breads)

Blue Ridge, Georgia

Blue Ridge Farmers Market (BRFM) is held weekly from June through October. Join us in the city park across from the Fannin County courthouse every Saturday from 8 to 12.... [more]

Blue Ridge, Georgia

Locally grown produce, eggs, baked goods, jellies, crafts and heirloom vegetables, etc.

Clarkesville, Georgia

Fresh, local, sustainably grown produce, eggs, meat, dairy, fresh baked goods, arts and crafts can all be found downtown Clarkesville on Saturdays from 9-12, May-October.... [more]

LaGrange, Georgia

Market on Main is a Farmers Market providing locally grown produce and products. The market is a collaboration of the markets from the Agricultural Center and the First United Methodist Church.... [more]