Farmers Markets near Oxford, GA

Oxford

Square Market of Covington sets up at 1169 Washington Street on Covington's historic courthouse square in Newton County. The City of Covington's own events calendar lists it alongside other seasonal square markets — Christmas in July and the Mistletoe Market — suggesting a market built around the square's regular event rhythm rather than a single weekly grocery run.

Harris Farmers Market operates out of 1400 Parker Road in Conyers, part of the wave of small community markets that have opened across the metro Atlanta area in recent years. Beyond the address, little is published online about its hours or vendors, so calling ahead before a special trip is the safer bet.

Rockdale Farmers Market lists an address on Parker Road in Conyers, the Rockdale County seat east of Atlanta.

Conyers

East Metro Farmers Market at Stonecrest operates at 2929 Turner Hill Road in Lithonia, near the Mall at Stonecrest in south DeKalb County. Directory sources disagree on whether it runs Thursday evenings or Saturdays, so the schedule isn't confirmed here -- the market's Facebook page is the more reliable place to check current days and hours before visiting.

Monroe Farmers Market lists a PO Box address, common for small-town markets run by volunteers rather than out of a storefront. Monroe is the Walton County seat east of Atlanta.

Snellville

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Snellville Farmers Market sets up Saturday mornings from 8:30 to 12:30, according to the City of Snellville's own event calendar, near City Hall at 2342 Oak Road. Gwinnett County's market season leans on Georgia staples — peaches, tomatoes, and sweet corn — through the warm months.

Lilburn

Lawrenceville

Lawrenceville's market sets up at Arsenal Park, 153 East Crogan Street, on Tuesday afternoons, 3 to 7 p.m., spring through fall. Shade from the park keeps shopping comfortable even in the middle of a Georgia summer, and reviewers call it a genuinely welcoming neighborhood market, rating it 4.7 stars across nearly 70 reviews. Vendors bring produce, plants, honey, prepared and preserved foods, and artisan goods.

Stone Mountain

Stone Mountain

The Stone Mountain Farmers Market is held in the Municipal Parking Lot at 922 Main Street in Stone Mountain. Vendors sell fresh fruits and vegetables, local honey, goat cheese, and locally made soaps, and the market accepts SNAP/EBT benefits.

Locust Grove

Monticello

Monticello Market Festival on the Square sets up on East Washington Street around the Jasper County courthouse in Monticello, a small Piedmont town roughly an hour southeast of Atlanta.

285 Farmers Market operates at 4020 Covington Highway in Decatur, near the I-285 corridor east of Atlanta. Public listings didn't turn up details on current vendors, hours, or season.

Winder

Hunker Downs Fresh Market in Madison keeps near-daily hours, Monday through Saturday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., spring through fall, at 146 Academy Street. Over 900 Google reviewers have rated it 4.6 stars, an unusually high volume for a market this size. The indoor space carries produce, baked goods, and artisan goods from local vendors, with EBT and WIC accepted at checkout.

Tucker

Young Female Farmers Market is based on Anthony Lane in Bishop, an Oconee County community south of Athens. As the name suggests, it's built around women farmers selling direct to local buyers.

Your DeKalb Farmers Market is a 140,000-square-foot international grocery hall at 3000 East Ponce de Leon Avenue, not a seasonal outdoor market -- it's open daily, year-round. Beyond produce, the store runs its own bakery turning out more than 175 kinds of bread and pastry, plus full seafood, meat, cheese, and floral counters stocked with imports you won't find at a typical grocery chain. It sits about two miles inside I-285, off exit 40.

Decatur

The Oakhurst Farmers Market runs Saturdays 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 630 East Lake Drive in Decatur's Oakhurst neighborhood, one of Community Farmers Markets' producer-led Atlanta markets. Every vendor sells what they produce themselves, sourced within 200 miles of Atlanta — many growing right in the city — supporting living wages for farmers and local food access for all.

Decatur

The Decatur Farmers Market has served fresh, organic produce and locally made goods for over 15 years, running Wednesdays 4–7 p.m. rain or shine on the front lawn of First Baptist Church Decatur at 308 Clairemont Avenue. Part of Community Farmers Markets since 2013, the dog-friendly market doubles SNAP/EBT dollars for fruits and vegetables through the Georgia Fresh for Less program.

Downtown Decatur Market operates at 101 E. Court Square, on the square that anchors the city's downtown business district. It's one of several Decatur-area markets connecting growers directly with shoppers, alongside the Saturday McDonough Street market and the Wednesday market the nonprofit Community Farmers Markets runs a few blocks away. Specific hours for this Court Square location weren't confirmed beyond directory listings.

Decatur

This Saturday morning market runs on N. McDonough Street in downtown Decatur, from 9 a.m. to noon, and has operated since 2013. It matches SNAP/EBT dollars with produce tokens so benefit shoppers get double the buying power at the table. Vendors sell fresh produce, flowers, bread, and artisan cheese, with the season typically running spring into fall.

East Lake Farmers Market runs out of 2343 Hosea L. Williams Drive in Atlanta's East Lake neighborhood, selling fresh produce alongside cinnamon rolls, cheese, honey, and jam from local vendors. The market adds weekly cooking demonstrations and monthly health screenings, and it accepts SNAP/EBT along with Senior Nutrition coupons. Questions go to [email protected].

Norcross

Whistle Stop Farmers Market runs out of Norcross, a Gwinnett County city chartered in 1870 around its rail depot. Set on Park Drive, it gives area growers a spot to sell produce near the town's historic center.

Atlanta

Emory Farmers Market has run on McDonough Plaza, at 569 Asbury Circle, since June 2008, when it started with seven vendors. It now operates Tuesdays, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., during the academic year, co-managed by Emory Dining and the university's Office of Sustainable Initiatives. Vendors sell produce, artisanal bread, honey, and coffee, and some accept Dooley Dollars and Eagle Dollars alongside cash.

Jonesboro

Jonesboro Farmers Market runs twice a week at 155 Lee Street: Tuesdays 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturdays 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., spring through fall, under a covered pavilion with restrooms on-site. Around 25 vendors sell produce, organic meats, eggs, baked goods, honey, and crafts, and food trucks show up on busier days. Popular items sell out early, so reviewers recommend getting there at opening.

Atlanta

Freedom Farmers' Market at the Carter has sold organic, sustainably grown food outside the Carter Center Library, 453 Freedom Parkway NE, since 2014. It runs Saturdays, roughly 8:30 a.m. to noon, year-round, with grass-fed meats, dairy, eggs, baked goods, and a rotating chef selling prepared food alongside live music and a kids' tent. Reach the market at [email protected].

Atlanta

Cabbagetown Market operates out of a storefront at 198 Carroll Street in the Cabbagetown neighborhood, with a weekly farmers market day alongside its regular retail hours. Vendors bring Georgia-grown produce, proteins, and specialty goods from farms and makers around the region, and the market accepts SNAP/EBT.

Atlanta