Piedmont Triad Farmers Market

“The Piedmont Triad Farmers Market is a fantastic place to spend a relaxing morning or afternoon. It’s spacious, easy to walk around, and has a great layout with both indoor and outdoor booths. Whether you're shopping for fresh fruits and vegetables or just browsing, there’s something for everyone. One of the highlights is the wide variety of offerings—everything from local produce to delicious baked goods, flavorful barbecue sauces, flowers, plants and even a few unique odds and ends. It’s also very family-friendly, with plenty of space and a welcoming atmosphere. Parking is never an issue, which makes the visit even more convenient. Overall, it’s a great place to support local vendors and discover new treats.”

“I love this place every time I go! There's tons of vendors, always a huge selecting of different stuff, seasonal offerings, canned/ jarred, homemade wine, mead, cakes, bread. There's flowers and fruits and veggies and meats and mushrooms, etc! Everyone is friendly and helpful and the prices are decent for what you're getting!”

“Love coming to this farmer’s market! I usually come here to get flowers, fruits, and mushrooms. Got a good haul today on golden oysters and Athena melons. My daughter also got some blueberries which I tried that was super sweet. Overall this farmer’s market is a special gem - definitely an asset to the Piedmont Triad.”

“Every time I go, I enjoy the sights of people looking through the various vendors, getting information from them about their products and enjoying the atmosphere. My wife and I enjoy the produce, plants and food.”

“my absolute favorite place in north carolina for fresh and locally grown produce and goods. absolutely love the handmade soap from the kind lady with the shop in the sheltered building, have purchased several times. my only gripe is some of the vendors seem to be mildly standoffish and unwelcoming to minorities. i’d say 8/10 of my experiences are great but today me and my sister visited an older white lady plant seller on the far right hand side of the plant shelter and she was extremely rude. i greeted her several times and she didn’t respond and then when me and my sister started walking through the aisles she very rudely stated “can i help you guys?” even though it was very clear we had been there buying plants from other vendors. after that we left and sat in our car and watched as she very nicely greeted another lady who was white. will update with the name of her booth. everyone otherwise was great. please do a better job at vetting your sellers for prejudice and poor customer service.”

“I never had attended the farmers market in North Carolina. I decided to go on a Thursday. It was not crowded, and there was not many vendors. There was plenty of parking. Some of the fruits and vegetables were a little pricey. I was able to find the seafood vendor. She claims she gets her merchandise from Louisiana. She also had alligator meat and frog legs. The location was very spacious and they had a food truck with Asian food.”

“Stopped by during the winter. It was smaller and quieter than expected, with fewer vendors open. One of the farmers suggested visiting in the summer for the full experience. Everyone was very friendly, but the visit was quick, took only about 15 minutes for the entire place”

“Nice shopping experience, variety of produce, flowers, wines, sauces, bakery goods, art etc. Variety of food trucks on site. Plenty of parking & restrooms available.”