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MON 4
LOCAL VENDORS | 11AM-3PM
FOOD | Driftwood Catering
DONUTS | Mama Crockett's Cider Donuts
WINE | Virginia Mountain Vineyards
COFFEE | Asher's Coffee Bean Co.
GUEST VENDORS | 11A-3P
Bella & Beau's Dog Biscuits
Classic Murphy
Gabriella the Garden Sage
Hannalei Jewelry
Isha Devine Pottery
Karin Carlson Jewelry Designs
North Mountain Candle
Pacaberry Alpaca Farm
Rainy Day Reads
The Salty Bee
Sun & Spruce Soaps
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Our Grandin Village merchants, businesses and restaurants, are open! You will find their services and social links in our directory.
It takes a village - shop local!
The market is located in the parking lot behind the Co+op.
Hours are: 8 a.m. to noon.
Opening Day: 04/05/25
Plant Sale at the Market: 05/10/25
Strawberry Jam: 06/07/25
Tomato Fest: 07/12/25
Pepper Palooza: 07/26/25
Love Your Honey: 9/6/25
Harvest Fest: 10/25/25
Shop Local at the Market: 11/22/25
Holiday Markets: 12/06/25, 12/13/25, 12/20/25
Starting Saturday, April 5, Grandin Village Farmers Market begins its main season delivering delicious locally grown and produced food! Grandin Village Farmers Market supports an average of 25 vendors each week, including area farmers, bakers, coffee roasters, spice and hot sauce makers, and artisans of all kinds. The nonprofit Local Environmental Agriculture Project manages this market. Questions? Email info@leapforlocafood.org
Recipients of SNAP, Pandemic-EBT, WIC, and Medicaid receive an additional dollar to spend on fresh fruits and vegetables for every dollar they spend at market. Stop by the Market Manager's tent before shopping to receive tokens that are used as cash to pay each vendor.
The Grandin Village Farmers Market (GVFM) supports local, sustainable agriculture by connecting the public with local farmers and food producers.
The GVFM features 100% locally produced products with an emphasis on organic, sustainable, and humane producers, products, and practices. All products are produced within 100 miles of the market location, with the exception of regional seafood from Virginia and North Carolina waters (only if the vendor is local) and coffee (only if the roaster is local).
The market is comprised of farmers and food producers featuring certified and non-certified organic veggies, fruit, herbs, seasonal seedlings, cheese, pasture raised/grass-fed chicken, beef, pork, and lamb, regional seafood, locally roasted coffee, artisan homemade breads, muffins, baked goods, hot-prepared foods, and fresh-cut flowers.