Farmers Markets near Boone, NC

Boone

The Watauga County Farmers' Market runs Saturdays from April through November at Daniel Boone Park on Horn in the West Drive in Boone, opening 8am (9am in November) to noon. Vendors sell produce, berries, honey, jams, eggs, cheeses, meats, mushrooms, herbs, cut flowers, and mountain crafts like pottery and woodwork. Boone sits high in the Blue Ridge of northwestern North Carolina.

Boone

Boone

The Boone Winter Farmers' Market offers a wide range of local products such as fresh produce, meats, bouquets, pottery, prepared foods and preserves, honey, homemade body products, herbal remedies, chocolate, coffee, and so much more!

Boone

​The King Street Farmers' Market, powered by Blue Ridge Women in Agriculture is returning for the 2022 season! The market has been operating since 2017! The King Street Market is a spacious, outdoor market that operates every Tuesday from May through October. The King Street Market is designed with working families in mind to give them the perfect opportunity to shop local during the week! We have a variety of vendors including produce, meat, eggs, dairy, bread, baked goods, crafts, soap and more!

Blowing Rock

Held at 132 Park Avenue in downtown Blowing Rock, a Blue Ridge Parkway resort town in the North Carolina high country near Boone. The market runs through the warm months, bringing mountain-grown produce, flowers, and local food to a busy summer-and-fall tourist stretch. Exact days and contact details aren't confirmed here.

Banner Elk

Held at 155 Orchard Lane in Banner Elk, in Avery County, North Carolina high country near the Sugar Mountain and Beech Mountain resorts. Short mountain summers make for a compact season of cool-climate produce, berries, and crafts. Market days and contact details aren't confirmed in this listing.

Mountain City

This market meets Saturdays 9 to noon, May through October, at Ralph Stout Park in Mountain City, with an extended fall and winter schedule at the Welcome Center. Vendors sell local produce, farm eggs, grass-fed beef, pasture-raised pork, homemade breads, and jams. The market doubles SNAP benefits on the first $10 of purchase through a Wholesome Wave grant.

A downtown market in Lenoir, the seat of Caldwell County in the western North Carolina foothills, not to be confused with Lenoir County out east. Long a furniture-manufacturing town, Lenoir sits below the Blue Ridge Escarpment, and its market draws produce from the surrounding foothill and mountain farms. Harper Avenue runs through the historic center.

Wilkesboro

The Wilkesboro Open Air Market sets up on West Main Street in downtown Wilkesboro, the Wilkes County seat in the foothills of northwestern North Carolina. Growers and crafters from the surrounding mountains and foothills sell seasonal produce and handmade goods. Current days and hours aren't confirmed online.

North Wilkesboro