Find a Farmers Market Near You
Every U.S. farmers market listed in the USDA National Farmers Market Directory, organized by state and city, with SNAP/EBT, WIC, organic and indoor details.
Browse by State
- Alabama 117
- Alaska 48
- Arizona 104
- Arkansas 82
- California 605
- Colorado 148
- Connecticut 137
- Delaware 23
- District of Columbia 64
- Florida 225
- Georgia 236
- Hawaii 13
- Idaho 43
- Illinois 366
- Indiana 194
- Iowa 194
- Kansas 126
- Kentucky 190
- Louisiana 77
- Maine 45
- Maryland 99
- Massachusetts 218
- Michigan 337
- Minnesota 437
- Mississippi 51
- Missouri 124
- Montana 38
- Nebraska 56
- Nevada 30
- New Hampshire 53
- New Jersey 90
- New Mexico 38
- New York 413
- North Carolina 210
- North Dakota 18
- Ohio 62
- Oklahoma 56
- Oregon 134
- Pennsylvania 208
- Puerto Rico 2
- Rhode Island 39
- South Carolina 95
- South Dakota 17
- Tennessee 100
- Texas 232
- Utah 32
- Vermont 78
- Virgin Islands 1
- Virginia 298
- Washington 128
- West Virginia 64
- Wisconsin 235
- Wyoming 60
Pay with SNAP/EBT or WIC
Find markets that accept food benefits and learn how tokens and matching dollars work.
Guides
How to Use SNAP/EBT at a Farmers Market
Where SNAP/EBT is accepted, how market tokens work, what you can buy, and how matching programs can stretch your benefits.
WIC and Senior Farmers Market Vouchers, Explained
Who gets WIC Farmers Market Nutrition Program and Senior FMNP benefits, how much they are worth, and where you can use them.
Farmers Market Tips: How to Shop Smarter
Practical tips for your next farmers market trip: when to go, what to bring, how to pay, and how to ask farmers the right questions.
Winter Farmers Markets: What to Expect
Which farmers markets stay open in winter, what you can buy in December to February, and how to find indoor markets near you.
What Is a "Certified Farmers Market"?
What "certified farmers market" means in California and elsewhere, how producer-only markets work, and how to tell if a vendor grew what they sell.
Questions
How do I find a farmers market near me?
Tap "Use my location" above to list the closest markets, or type a city, state or ZIP code. Each market page shows the address, payment options and a link to directions.
Which farmers markets accept SNAP/EBT?
1,003 markets in the USDA directory report accepting SNAP. See the SNAP/EBT list by state, and confirm with the market before you go.
Are farmers markets open in winter?
Most are seasonal, but 216 markets report being indoors for all or part of the season, and many markets in warm states run year-round.
Where does this data come from?
From the USDA National Farmers Market Directory, which markets update themselves. Our copy was last refreshed on October 27, 2026.