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Where to buy foraged & wild at Georgia farmers markets

10 farmers markets in Georgia list wild-harvested and foraged goods among what their vendors sell, and 9 of those have organic growers.

Atlanta, GA2 markets

  • 1040 Grant Street SE, 30315

    Sunday 9am–1pm

    Season: Year-round

    SNAP / EBTCertified organic vendorsCards accepted
  • 1411 N. Morningside Drive NE, 30306

    Sunday 8am–11:30am

    Season: Year-round

    SNAP / EBTCertified organic vendorsCards accepted

Augusta-Richmond County Consolidated Government (Balance), GA1 market

  • 1966 Broad Street, 30904

    Thursday 12pm–5pm +2 more

    Season: Year-round

    SNAP / EBTCertified organic vendorsIndoorCards accepted

Blakely, GA1 market

Douglasville, GA1 market

  • 6840 Church Street

    Tuesday 3pm–7pm

    Season: 05/06/2025 to 10/28/2025 (2025)

    SNAP / EBTOrganic practicesCards accepted

East Point, GA1 market

  • 2757 East Point St, 30344

    Wednesday 4pm–7pm

    Season: February to December

    SNAP / EBTCertified organic vendorsWICSenior FMNPCards accepted

Savannah, GA1 market

Snellville, GA1 market

  • 2342 Oak Road Southwest

    Saturday 8:30am–12:30pm +1 more

    Season: 06/07/2025 to 09/27/2025

    Organic practicesCards accepted

Watkinsville, GA1 market

  • Wire Park - 1725 Electric Ave, 30677

    Saturday: 09:00 AM - 01:00 PM will be closed November 8 +1 more

    Season: 10/01/2025 to 11/29/2025 (2025)

    Certified organic vendorsCards accepted

Winterville, GA1 market

  • 115 Parkview Road

    Saturday 9am–1pm

    Season: 04/05/2025 to 12/13/2025 (2025)

    SNAP / EBTCertified organic vendorsWICCards accepted

Only 35 of 237 Georgia markets publish a product list, so more markets sell foraged & wild than appear here.

Common questions

Which Georgia farmers market has the best foraged & wild?
We do not rank markets, and any site that claims to rank foraged & wild quality nationally is guessing. What we can tell you is which 10 Georgia markets carry it — start with the one nearest you and ask the grower directly.