Year-round farmers markets
237 markets report trading year-round rather than closing for winter — many move indoors from November. That is out of 1,483 markets that publish a season at all, so the real number is higher.
Year-round markets by state
- California70
- Texas30
- Florida15
- North Carolina14
- Pennsylvania11
- New York9
- Virginia9
- Georgia8
- Kentucky6
- Louisiana6
- Arizona4
- Hawaii4
- Illinois4
- Minnesota4
- South Carolina4
- Indiana3
- Michigan3
- Missouri3
- Ohio3
- Oklahoma3
- Oregon3
- Tennessee3
- Arkansas2
- Maryland2
- New Jersey2
- Puerto Rico2
- Washington2
- Iowa1
- Kansas1
- Maine1
- Massachusetts1
- Montana1
- New Mexico1
- Rhode Island1
- West Virginia1
No market currently reports a year-round season.
Common questions
- Do farmers markets stay open in winter?
- Some do. Winter markets lean on storage crops, greenhouse greens, meat, dairy, eggs, bread and preserves rather than summer produce, and many relocate indoors to a hall or armory for the cold months.
- How do I find a winter farmers market near me?
- Start from your state below. Where a market publishes a season we show it on the listing, so you can tell a June-to-October market from one that trades in January.