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Year-round farmers markets in North Carolina

14 North Carolina markets report trading year-round rather than closing for winter.

Charlotte, NC3 markets

Belmont, NC1 market

  • 24 South Main Street, 28012

    Sunday: 11:00 AM - 03:00 PM second Sunday of the month +1 more

    Season: Year-round

    Organic practicesCards accepted

Cedar Point, NC1 market

Colfax, NC1 market

Cullowhee, NC1 market

  • 113 Market Street, 28723

    Tuesday 3pm–6pm

    Season: Year-round

    Certified organic vendorsCards accepted

Edenton, NC1 market

  • 200 North Broad St, 27932

    Saturday 8am–12pm

    Season: Year-round

    SNAP / EBTCertified organic vendorsWICSenior FMNPIndoorCards accepted

Fayetteville, NC1 market

Greensboro, NC1 market

  • 2200 Walker Avenue, 27403

    Saturday 8am–11am

    Season: Year-round

    SNAP / EBTCertified organic vendorsCards accepted

Hampstead, NC1 market

Shelby, NC1 market

  • 126 West Marion Street

    Wednesday: 08:00 AM - 12:00 PM June-Sept +1 more

    Season: Year-round

    SNAP / EBTOrganic practicesSenior FMNPCards accepted

Waxhaw, NC1 market

  • 27283 Waxhaw Pkwy, 28173

    Saturday 9am–12pm

    Season: Year-round

    SNAP / EBTCards accepted

Wilmington, NC1 market

Based on the season each market published to the USDA. Markets that left the season field blank are not counted here, so North Carolina very likely has more.

Common questions

What is sold at North Carolina winter farmers markets?
Storage crops — potatoes, onions, squash, apples — alongside greenhouse greens, meat, eggs, dairy, bread, preserves and prepared food. Summer fruit is the thing you will not find.