Looking for local produce in Huntsville and North Alabama? Look no further than your local Huntsville farmers market! They have a wonderful selection of seasonal produce, grown just miles from your front door.
Athens Saturday Market
Dates: June 2- August 25
Days and Times: Saturday, 8am- noon
Address: 409 Green Street, Athens, AL
What You’ll Find: Fresh, locally grown fruits, vegetables, flowers, breads, honey, jelly, jams and more!
Learn More: Website | Facebook | Twitter
Ayers Farm Family Market
Dates: Year round
Days and Times: Monday-Saturday, 8am-5pm
Address: Madison Co. Farmer’s Market: 1022 Cook Ave NW, Huntsville, AL 35801
What you’ll find: Fresh produce, a full line of canned fruits and jellies, custom fruit baskets, homemade pies, and much, much more!
Learn More: Website | Facebook | Twitter
Bailey Cove Farmers Market
Dates: June 2 – September 29
Days and Times: Saturday, 8am-Noon
Address: Parking lot of St. Thomas Episcopal Church, 12200 Bailey Cove Rd., Huntsville
What You’ll Find: Locally grown fresh fruits, vegetables, meats, flowers and other locally produced products.
Learn More: Website | Facebook | Twitter
The Greene Street Market at Nativity
Dates: May 3 – October 27
Days and Times: Thursdays, 4pm-8pm from May – August, 4pm-7pm in September, and 3pm-6pm in October
Address: Church of the Nativity in downtown Huntsville, 304 Eustis Avenue (corner of Greene Street and Eustis Avenue), Huntsville
What You’ll Find: Fresh, locally-grown vegetables, fruits, herbs, and flowers. Meet farmers with organically raised beef, pork, chicken and eggs; pick up freshly prepared meals, gourmet popsicles, traditionally made relishes, cheeses, preserves and breads.
Learn More: Website | Facebook | Twitter
The Greene Street Market Store
Dates: Year round
Days and Times: Monday – Friday, 10am-2pm
Address: Church of the Nativity in downtown Huntsville, 208 Eustis Street (beside Church of the Nativity), Huntsville
What you’ll find: Indoor, year-round, five-day-a-week market. Just like at the outdoor market, you can buy vegetables, cheeses, eggs, relishes, jams, jellies, breads, cookies, candies, and art from local artisans. And, you can get a great sandwich for lunch!
Learn More: Website | Facebook | Twitter
Huntsville Hospital HealthWorks Farmer’s Market
Dates: April 19 – mid October
Days and Times: Thursdays, 7:30 – 11:30am
Address: Plaza Resource Center Tram Station at Huntsville Hospital, 101 Governor’s Drive, Huntsville
What You’ll Find: Fresh local produce, local grass-fed beef, pork, and poultry, local farm-fresh eggs, local gourmet food items, locally grown flowers, flower arrangements, and herbs, handmade candles, and kitchen items, and locally made artisan soaps, gourmet jellies and jams, and more. Cash/checks preferred. Debit/credit cards accepted by select vendors.
Learn More: Website | Facebook | Twitter
Latham UMC Farmers’ Market
Dates: May 1 – September 25
Days and Times: Tuesdays, 3-6pm
Address: Latham United Methodist Church, 109 Weatherly Rd SE, Huntsville
Note: entrance to parking is off Strong Road
What You’ll Find: Farmers who will sell the fruit, vegetables, meat, and poultry grown on their own farms.
Learn More: Website | Facebook
Madison City Farmers Market
Dates: April 14 – November 17
Days and Times: Saturdays, 8am- noon (April- September), 9am-noon (October- November)
Address: Trinity Baptist, 1088 Hughes Road, Madison
What You’ll Find: A wide selection of local veggies, fruits, cheese, eggs, meats, herbs, honey, jams, jellies, relishes, home-baked goods, plants and flowers. Also featured at the market are creations from local artisans including handmade cards, soaps, lotions, candles, woodcrafts, sewn items and other handmade products. Everything sold is grown or crafted by local farmers and craftspeople within 100 miles of the market. Enjoy local, live music while you shop.
Learn More: Website | Facebook | Twitter
Madison County Farmers Market
Dates: May 9 – November 24
Days and Times: Wednesdays – Saturdays from 8am-2pm
Address: 1022 Cook Avenue, Huntsville
The Madison County Farmer’s Market is one of the oldest institutions still in business. The market started out in the basement of the Madison County Courthouse as early as 1814.
What You’ll Find: Corn, okra, tomatoes, and squash are the biggest crops but you’ll also find fresh greens, beans, field peas and fresh fruits.
Learn more: Website | Facebook
Lowe Mill A&E Car Boot Sale and Farmer’s Market
Dates: May 19 – November 17
Days and Times: 3rd Saturdays, 12 – 4pm
Address: 2211 Seminole Dr. Huntsville
What You’ll Find: Makers, farmers, artists, and flea market finds within 125 miles of Lowe Mill.
Learn more: Website
Oakwood Farms
Days and Times: 9am – 4:30pm, Monday – Thursday & 9am – 1pm Friday
Address: 7000 Adventist Blvd, Huntsville, AL 35896
What You’ll Find: Fresh locally and chemical-free produce.
Learn More: Website
Tuesday Farmers Market at Meridianville
Dates: May 15 – September 25
Days and Times: 3:30pm-6:30pm. Depending on supply and weather conditions, the market may be extended into October.
Address: First Baptist Church of Meridianville, 175 Monroe Road, Meridianville
What You’ll Find: Fresh locally grown fruits, vegetables, soap, fiber arts, flowers, Artisan Bread, honey, flowers, jelly, jams and more!
Learn More: Website | Facebook
The Village of Providence Artisans & Farmers Market
Dates: April 22 – November 18
Days and Times: Saturdays, 8am – 12pm
Address: 1 Town Center Drive NW, Huntsville
What You’ll Find: Seasonal fresh produce and artisan handmade products
Winchester Road Farmer’s Market
Dates: May 10 – September 13
Days and Times: Thursdays, 4-7pm
Address: GracePointe Church, 2940 Winchester Road, New Market
What You’ll Find: Fruits, vegetables, herbs, flowers, dairy, meats, eggs, bakery items, and much more.
Learn More: Facebook
The Market at Artisans Cove
Dates: April 13– ?
Days and Times: Fridays 4-7 pm weather permitting
Address: 220 Old Highway 431 South, Hampton Cove
What You’ll Find: Inside demos. Natural and organic producers encouraged, local businesses and artists are welcome
Learn More: Website | Facebook
If you are reading this – this is an older article published by Our Valley Events. The information may be out of date – be sure to check for new info!
