Farmers Markets near Powder Springs, ga
Ours is a Year Round, VIRTUAL farmer's market. Locally grown food from farmers within Pike and surrounding counties.... [more]
Pike County's Market on the Square offers fresh local produce, yard eggs, baked goods, cut flowers, nursery plants, homemade soaps and quality heirloom crafts within an hour's drive south of Atlanta,... [more]
Introducing CSA Boxes from The Monroe Market! The Monroe Market is excited to bring you CSA boxes filled with fresh produce from a cooperative of local farmers.
We are a Farm to Consumer weekly pick-up and delivery service. BuyFarmFood.com allows you to purchase food from many local farms without driving farm-to-farm to gather what you need or spending hours... [more]
Join every other Saturday Feb 1 thru March 16 for the Winter Market and enjoy a warm and cozy shopping experience in Winder!... [more]
Our goal is to provide the freshest, highest quality, homegrown produce in Hall County, while assisting the farmers and vendors in having a location to successfully market their produce, products and
Northeast Georgia Locally Grown is an online farmers market that makes buying fresh, local and sustainable foods and products convenient and easy year round.
We are a pesticide free produce farm which includes fruits, veggies, and nuts. We support the local Monroe Farmers Market (Midland Ave.... [more]
Enjoy a visit with your family to the Red Apple Barn near Ellijay in the North Georgia mountains. Pick apples, pumpkins, flowers, play games or have a picnic.... [more]
Outdoor farmers market in Ellijay, Ga. In addition to wonderful local produce, we also have fresh grassfed beef, baked breads, kids activities, prepared breakfast foods & live music.
North Georgia Mountain farmers and crafts people sell delicious home grown and organic fruits and vegetables, baked and canned goods, flowers, plants, handmade crafts, jewelry, pottery, quilts, furni... [more]
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]