Farmers Markets in North Carolina

210 markets in 143 cities and towns, from the USDA National Farmers Market Directory (refreshed October 27, 2026).

210markets
29accept SNAP/EBT
16take WIC vouchers
46organic practices
13indoor (all/part)

Cities and Towns

29 North Carolina Markets That Accept SNAP/EBT →

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Largest Market Towns in North Carolina

Charlotte 11 Markets

Greensboro 5 Markets

Greenville 5 Markets

Asheville 4 Markets

WNC Farmers Market

570 Brevard Road, Asheville, NC 28806, Asheville

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Fayetteville 4 Markets

Salisbury 4 Markets

Boone 3 Markets

Cary 3 Markets

Chapel Hill 3 Markets

Clayton 3 Markets

Mooresville 3 Markets

Wilmington 3 Markets

Questions About North Carolina Farmers Markets

How many farmers markets are in North Carolina?

The USDA National Farmers Market Directory lists 210 farmers markets in North Carolina, in 143 cities and towns. The most are in Charlotte (11), Greensboro (5), Greenville (5).

Which farmers markets in North Carolina accept SNAP/EBT?

29 markets in North Carolina report accepting SNAP/EBT, including WNC Farmers Market, Olde Beaufort Farmers' Market, Boone Winter Farmers Market. Confirm with the market before you go.

Are there indoor or winter farmers markets in North Carolina?

13 North Carolina markets report being indoors for all or part of the season: WNC Farmers Market, Black Mountain Tailgate Market, Boone Winter Farmers Market, Charlotte Regional Farmers Market.

See what's in season and shopping tips. Market managers can update their listing in the USDA Local Food Directories.

Source: USDA AMS National Farmers Market Directory · Data last updated October 27, 2026 · How we use it