Farmers Markets near Tarboro, nc
Begins April at the Efland Ruritan Club will begin hosting vendors selling fresh produce and other goodies on Saturday mornings between 9:00 am & 2:00 pm at the Ruritan club grounds.... [more]
The Friendly Market, located in rural Carteret County, N.C., is a multi-faceted specialty marketplace emphasizing fresh, local, seasonal produce, foods and plants.... [more]
Fresh home growing vegetables, fresh eggs, homemade pie, Natural Pork, Jams and Preserves. Naturally Growing, no chemicals or pesticides.
We provide a place for local farmers to sell their crops and animal products to the community, as we believe strongly in the the local food movement.... [more]
Producer's-only market located in Pittsboro, NC. Wide range of fresh, local products offered including produce, meat, dairy, baked goods, ornamental plants, cut flowers, and wine.... [more]
A Weekly Farmers Market specializing in locally grown Agriculture and Horticulture Products. Open from June to Nov, every Sunday (Rain or Shine) from 12 Noon to 4 pm.... [more]
Eggs are package for reserve pick up only. Message me to reserve your carton. Fresh 18 Count Carton filled with fresh Quail eggs Enjoy a nutrient-packed dozen and a half of washed quail eggs,... [more]
Produce & Arts market located in Historic Old Town Petersburg. River Street Market is a local non-profit market that prides itself in low to no vendor fees, educating small growers and urban farmers i... [more]
By way of Ireland and now local to North Carolina I began Noel's Produce Stand as a way to support my new local community and provide fresh, healthy and delicious products at fair prices.... [more]
Open Air Farmers Market with 26 registered vendors offering locally raised meats, produce, cheeses, cut flowers, farm crafts and more.... [more]
One of North Carolina's oldest curb markets operates during summer season May through September on Saturdays from 7:30 - 11:30 am.... [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]