Farmers Markets near Reidsville, NC

Reidsville

Reidsville's downtown market gathers at Market Square, 303 S. Scales Street, in Rockingham County north of Greensboro. Local farmers and makers sell seasonal produce, baked goods, and crafts right downtown. The market doubles as a weekend gathering spot. Confirm current days and hours before visiting.

Greensboro

Gibsonville

Summerfield

A neighborhood farmers market on West Northwood Street in Greensboro, the largest city in Guilford County and part of the Piedmont Triad. Vendors sell produce and goods grown on farms around the central Piedmont. Greensboro anchors a metro of nearly a million people, giving nearby growers a steady urban customer base.

An urban market on South Elm Street in downtown Greensboro, in the South Elm arts and entertainment district. Vendors bring produce and local goods to this Guilford County city center. The market fits Greensboro's walkable downtown near the shops and restaurants of South Elm.

Mayodan

West Rock Farmers' Market operates on South Ayersville Road in Mayodan, a small town in Rockingham County near the Virginia line in North Carolina's northern Piedmont. Growers from western Rockingham County sell seasonal produce at the market. Days and hours aren't confirmed online.

Burlington

This market runs in downtown Burlington at 268 East Front Street, in Alamance County's Piedmont. Vendors from the surrounding area sell seasonal fruits and vegetables along with baked goods and handmade items. Downtown Burlington markets typically operate on weekend mornings through the growing season. Confirm the current schedule before you visit.

Burlington

Held at 2389 Corporation Parkway on Burlington's east side, this Alamance County market gives area farmers a place to sell produce, eggs, and other homegrown goods directly to the public. It sits apart from the downtown market, drawing shoppers from nearby neighborhoods. Hours shift with the season, so check current times before a trip.

Pleasant Garden

A community farmers market behind the Town Hall in Pleasant Garden, a small town in southern Guilford County near Greensboro, on Alliance Church Road. Area growers sell seasonal produce and homemade goods to the surrounding community.

The Danville market operates on Craghead Street in the city's restored tobacco warehouse district along the Dan River, near the North Carolina border. Southside Virginia farmers bring produce, meats, and baked goods to a city that built its history on bright-leaf tobacco and textiles. The surrounding River District has drawn new restaurants and lofts, and the market anchors that downtown revival.

Martinsville

The Uptown Martinsville Farmers' Market sets up at 65 West Main Street in the uptown district of Martinsville, an independent city in Virginia's southern Piedmont near the North Carolina border. Once a furniture and textile hub, Martinsville has leaned into downtown revival, and the market anchors that effort. Local growers bring produce and prepared foods in season. Confirm current market days before planning a visit.

Martinsville

The Martinsville Uptown Farmers' Market gathers on West Main Street in the district locals call Uptown, the historic center of this Southside Virginia city near the North Carolina line. Growers from Henry County and the surrounding foothills bring produce, meats, and baked goods in season. Martinsville built its name on furniture and textiles and still hosts NASCAR at nearby Martinsville Speedway.

Colfax

The Robert G. Shaw Piedmont Triad Farmers Market in Colfax is one of North Carolina's state-run farmers markets, open daily 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. just off I-40 near the Greensboro airport. Farmers buildings, market shoppes, and outdoor sheds carry NC-grown produce, plants, crafts, and restaurants year-round — shop local, buy local, eat local.

Kernersville

Kernersville's farmers market sets up on East Mountain Street in the town's historic downtown, midway between Winston-Salem and Greensboro. Growers from across the Piedmont Triad bring seasonal fruit and vegetables. The town takes its name from early settler Joseph Kerner, whose family built the ornate Körner's Folly house a short walk away.

A downtown market on East Mountain Street in Kernersville, a Forsyth County town positioned between Winston-Salem and Greensboro in the Piedmont Triad. Farms from the surrounding Triad countryside sell produce and homemade goods. Kernersville's compact historic center, marked by the Körner's Folly Victorian landmark, keeps the market within walking distance of downtown shops.

Kernersville

The Piedmont Triad Regional Food Council is a food-policy and coordination group run through the Piedmont Triad Regional Council in Kernersville. It works across the Greensboro, Winston-Salem, and High Point region to link farmers, food businesses, and local governments and strengthen the area's food system. This is a planning and networking body rather than a storefront market; contact the Regional Council for meeting and program details.

The Urban Farmer's Market meets on West Ruffin Street in downtown Mebane, a growing Piedmont town straddling the Alamance-Orange county line between Burlington and Durham. Nearby small farms supply the seasonal produce typical of central North Carolina markets. The current schedule isn't posted online.