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Farmers Markets 2026

Weekly farmers markets, gardeners’ markets, and community markets across the U.S., with this year’s season dates. Year-round and weekly markets come first, then seasonal ones by the month they close. Many are free to enter.

244 markets in 43 states and DC: 57 open year-round, 2 weekly, 181 in season now, and 4 opening later.

244 farmers markets

Year-round markets (57)

Open all year or nearly all year.

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Weekly markets in season (2)

Market days are on each card. Season dates are not posted yet.

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In season now, ending in October 2026 (82)

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In season now, ending in November 2026 (72)

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In season now, ending in December 2026 (25)

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In season now, ending after January 2027 (2)

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Opening later (4)

Opening dates are on each card.

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About farmers markets

Farmers, gardeners, artisans, and community markets, most of them weekly. Many are free to enter.

Why some markets look “year-round”

Many markets run all year (for example every Saturday, January to December), or split the year between indoor winter hours and outdoor summer hours. Stall times, SNAP/EBT, holiday closures, and weather cancellations are on each market’s website.

Other markets have a shorter outdoor season, often spring through fall. They drop off this page when their season ends.

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Dates can change, so check the event’s website before you go.