Fairgrounds Farmers Market
The Farmers Market is OPEN on Saturdays from 6am-Noon!
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A Winston-Salem Tradition since 1974
The Farmers Market at the Winston-Salem Fairgrounds is Forsyth County’s longest-running source for locally raised fruits, vegetables and proteins. Market vendors also offer flowers, handmade baskets, cakes & pies, fresh baked breads, jams & jellies, honey, crafts and much more.
The Fairgrounds Farmers Market Now Accepts SNAP EBT Cards!
Use your SNAP benefits to buy fresh fruits, vegetables and local meat and dairy products. Click here to learn how to use your SNAP benefits at the Farmer’s Market.
Open every Saturday on the Winston-Salem Fairgrounds
6 a.m. to Noon.
Enter through the parking area off of 27th Street.
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SPACE APPLICATIONS & Prices
FAIRGROUNDS FARMERS MARKET Policy Booklet
Pricing applies to Crafters & Growers
Daily – $12 per day
Monthly – $25 per month
3 Month Rate – $60
*all rates are the same with or without using a farmers market own table*
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From the NC State Extension Master Gardener Volunteers of Forsyth County:
It’s July and the heat is on. Watering is probably where most of your time goes now.
Fertilizing warm season lawns can be done. Establishing a new lawn will be difficult, and weed control should be less of an issue during the summer heat. Most of the diseases and bugs that affect lawns are active. Be sure of your adversary (https://turfpathology.ces.ncsu.edu/turfgrass-diseases/, https://ncturfbugs.wordpress.ncsu.edu/), and the remedy. Follow pesticide labels, they are the law. The plant disease and Insect clinic (https://pdic.ces.ncsu.edu/) is your ultimate resource when all else comes up short.
Container plants (woodies and perennials) can still be planted, they will need consistent moisture during the heat, and new plant fertilization can be done. As lawns are under assault by pests at this time, so are the ornamentals. Check out this resource (https://content.ces.ncsu.edu/extension-gardener-handbook/5-diseases-and-disorders), to help you learn about and manage issues. Warm season annuals can be planted.
Stop by the booth and let us know how your gardening is progressing in July.
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Current List of Farmers Market Vendors
Annie Hope Center for Growing
Birds, Bees & Butterflies
Crafts by Gerri
D&H Shilo
Defining Desserts
Dolores McCarty
Doreen Marr Photography
Dunning Farm
Gloria Mitchell
Ground Zero
Hartigan’s Hats
Humble Bee Apiary
Goose Creek Pottery
Grace Meadow Farm
Hippie Chick Goods
James Farm
Jillie’s Jams
Jugo Bar
Kaldi’s Coffeehouse & Roastery
Kanami Beauty
KL Landing Garden
Lisa Homemade Baked Goods
Magic Beans
Maria’s Handmade Gifts
Marshall Farms
Microgreens & Crafts
Mill River Farm
Mockwood Farm
Moore Generation Farm
Pepper Man
RC Pens by Design
Saint Basil Farm
Saura Creek Farms
Sue Moore
Sungold Farms
Tedder Farms
Twisted Pine Acres
Turtle Bay Skin Care
Vegetation Creation
Vern Farm
Warm Welcome (Sweets & Savories from Siberia)
Wishing Well
