The Marietta Square Farmers Market reopened on Saturday, May 30, 2020. Now more than ever, it is important to support the weekly vendors. The market is open in a new location, the Mill Street Parking Lot at 41 Mill St.
The Marietta Square farmers market gathers an average of over 65 vendors on Saturdays and over 25 on Sundays, offering a variety of fresh, locally grown, seasonal produce, and garden products. The Marietta Farmers Market is open every Saturday morning—rain or shine—January through December, and on Sundays from 12-3 pm from May through October. A little bit of “old town” south and fresh air awaits . . . with tasty lemonade, fresh foods—and much, much more—for sale at the local Marietta Square Farmers Market.
Customers can choose from heirloom tomatoes, fruits, and vegetables—many typically not available from the grocery store. In addition to everyday food staples, like potatoes, onions, squash, beans etc., this popular outdoor market also features a wide assortment of cut flower arrangements, local honey, herbal soaps, salsas, whole grain breads, fruit pies, jelly, jam, and preserves.
Put on an ol’-fashioned wide-brimmed southern-style hat and bring a basket to tote home the makings for several local produce-themed meals, or pick up just a few nutritious, fresh, and tasty items to have on hand for the week. Ambitious “green-thumbed” customers can also choose from a varied selection of garden plants and culinary herbs for growing in their own yards and home gardens.
Location:
On Saturdays year round, the Marietta Square Farmers Market is temporarily located in a new location, the Mill Street Parking Lot at 41 Mill St. located on North Park Square in Historic Marietta Square, in downtown Marietta. North Park Square and part of Mill Street will be closed from 7 am to 1 pm for the event each Saturday.
The Sunday market has been suspended until further notice. On Sundays from May through October, the Marietta Square Farmers Market is located from the North Park Square and Mill Street intersection to the railroad tracks, and that section of road will be closed from 11:30 am to 4:30 pm every Sunday afternoon.
Hours
Every Saturday no later than 9 am to noon year round
Sunday from noon to 3 pm, May through October.
Admission:
Free
Address:
65 Church St (temporarily moved to new location)
41 Mill St
Marietta, GA 30060
Parking:
Marietta Square parking
Directions:
Take I-75, exit #265, 1.5 miles west on Route 120 Loop/North Marietta Parkway. Turn left onto Church Street to the Historic Marietta Square.
For more details and updates, please call Johnny Fulmer at (770) 499-9393, visit
MariettaSquareFarmersMarket.com or facebook.com/mariettasquarefarmersmarket
We would like to know how to become a vendor at the Marietta Farmer’s Market.
Hi Terrell,
For more information regarding becoming a vendor, please call Johnny Fulmer at (770) 499-9393.
Do they except EBC ? Food stamp card?
Can you please give me the contact information for the vendor that sells honey at your market? Thanks.
Bob Bradbury
I would like to know how do I register for this event?
I’m a vendor at some of the other farmers markets, I sell mini cheesecake.I have a tent and a cheesecake truck. We use a shared kitchen in Lawrenceville. W have been in business for 2 yrs. We have a cheesecake truck and Georgia Agriculture is our inspector. We are a plus at any event… Our cheesecakes and push-pops are kept cold and frozen. Tracy’s Tasties, LLC Mini Cheesecakes 770-572-0854
Is anyone allowed to go down and play guitar, or do you have to sign up?
I would like to buy tomatoes by the bushel. Do you have a list of vendors that would sell them by the bushel.
Will they be available this weekend (August 16)? Please let me know. Thank you,
Do you have vendors that sale things other than food and vegetables?
I have an apparel business, athletic reflective apparel.
Did you find out if other vendors can sale there other than food?
Do the vendors have to be food ? I sell jewelry and would love to at the marietta farmers market!
Hi, i have been and there are other things other than just food. I have no authority there, just a patron. 🙂
Will definitely check this place out this Saturday. As a transplant from New York, the produce looks very fresh and I will update after my trip.
I want to find out how to become a vendor. I sell jewelry I just need a space for a few hours.