List Of Winston-Salem Farmers Markets (2023)

Looking for the details on local Winston-Salem area farmer’s markets? We’ve got a fresh list, complete with locations, hours, and more, to help you find fresh local produce, meats, and dairy shopping without too much digging. And you can often find other local items as well, including fresh-made jams, handmade soaps, fresh-baked treats and bread, free-range eggs, arts & crafts, and more.

So get out, explore the local markets, and get inspired (and hungry!)

Please confirm farmer’s market dates and times before visiting, as they are subject to change.

Clemmons Village Farmers Market

Jerry Long Family YMCA, 1150 S. Peace Haven Rd, Clemmons, N

• April 29 – October 7
• Saturdays, 8:30 – 11:30am
• Visit Website

Clemmons Farmers Market is about Healthy Living and Locally Grown Food. They bring together farmers, bakers, producers, and the community. They offer various products, including fresh baked goods, candies, kettle corn, pickles, sauces, jams, jellies, fresh flowers, soaps, lotions, sustainable livestock, plants, and a harvest of fresh produce. The first Saturday of every month, they host Market Crafters and Artisans.

Cobblestone Farmers Market

1007 S. Marshall Street, Winston-Salem, NC

• April – December:
• Saturdays, 8:30 am – 12 pm
• Accepts and matches SNAP / EBT and WIC & Senior FMNP
• Visit Website

Cobblestone Farmers Market offers products that include meat, cheese, pickles, jams, tea, produce, fruit, sweets, and more. Bring reusable bags.

Learn More About Cobblestone Farmers Market

Winston-Salem Fairgrounds Farmers Market (aka Carolina Classic Farmers Market)

Winston-Salem Fair Grounds, 421 W. 27th St/University Parkway, Winston-Salem

• Parking: enter the parking area off 27th St.
• Open year-round
• Saturdays, 6 am – 1 pm
• Accepts SNAP EBT Cards
• Visit Website

The Fairgrounds Farmers Market is Forsyth County’s longest-running source for locally raised fruits, vegetables, and proteins. Market vendors also offer flowers, handmade baskets, cakes & pies, freshly baked bread, jams & jellies, honey, crafts, and much more.

Kernersville Farmers Market

134 E. Mountain Street, Kernersville, NC

• May 13 – Oct
• Wednesdays & Saturdays 8 am – 12 noon
• Visit Website

The Kernersville Farmers Market provides a direct connection to vendors with deep roots in Kernersville and North Carolina, including farms, nurseries, bakeries, cheese makers, and specialty foods producers. A gathering place where friends meet and shop.

King Farmers Market

Stokes Family YMCA, 105 Moore Rd. King, NC

• May – October
• Wednesdays, 11 am – 1 pm
• Accepts WIC and Senior FMNP
• Visit Facebook Page

The King Farmers’ Market is a producer-only market, which means they grow or make everything they sell. They offer fresh produce, meats, eggs, honey, and value-added products, all grown, raised, or made locally.

Piedmont Triad Farmers Market

2914 Sandy Ridge Road, Exit 208 on I-40, Colfax, NC

• Open daily year-round
• 7 am – 6 pm
• Visit Website

The Farmer’s area of Piedmont Triad provides fresh, locally grown produce and plants and finds a variety of North Carolina-produced meats, cheeses, wines, and specialty foods. Farmers produce 21 major vegetable and fruit crops throughout the state. In addition, products from N.C. nurseries, greenhouses, Christmas tree farms, and turf grass and sod growers are available in season.

There are year-round market shops that offer candy, nuts, fruits, baked items, made-in-NC items, candles, wine, pasta, cheeses, sauces, pet treats, Mediterranean food, spices for baking, baskets, produce, meats, soaps, lotions, essential oils, salves, dried beans, BBQ sauces & spices, honey, & more. A family-style restaurant, The Moose Café, is also on the premises.

Liberty Street Urban Farmers Market

1551 N. Liberty St, Winston-Salem, NC

• April 21 – October
• Fridays, 4 pm – 6 pm
• Accepts SNAP EBT Cards
• Visit Website

Liberty Street offers fresh produce from local urban and community gardeners. The market offers fresh fruits and vegetables, eggs, and other products. Many local residents grow all of their produce in small, urban areas and bring it to the market to sell. Liberty Street Market grew in its second year and is hopeful it will be even larger in this its third season.

Farmers Markets – A Great Way To Spend The Day!

Visiting a Farmers Market offers time in the sunshine, a sense of community, healthy eating with homegrown, local products, and a great way to spend a day with the family. The farmers and vendors can provide information and recipes if they have the time to chat. To learn more about Farmers Markets, be sure to see our Cobblestone Farmers Market feature.

Don’t see your farmer’s market? Let us know in the comments!