Farmers Market in Lexington (2025)

Laid-back and music-friendly, this Sunday scene pairs produce with neighborhood eateries along Southland. Noted by VisitLEX and praised by local reporters for its family vibe and strong farmer lineup.

A chef-friendly, slower-paced shop on Tuesdays and Thursdays, ideal for quick weekday hauls. Confirmed by market officials and covered by the Lexington Herald-Leader for its expanded weekday footprint.

An evening market inside Greyline Station brings growers to the North Limestone corridor. Regularly listed by VisitLEX and local calendars; appreciated for easy parking and midweek produce.

A producer-only market where vendors sell only what they grow, raise, or make. Frequently recommended by local media; a Kentucky Proud stalwart with meats, honey, plants, and seasonal fruit.

A neighborhood Wednesday morning market in Chevy Chase, spotlighted by the Lexington Herald-Leader and hosted by Apostles Anglican Church. Expect vegetables, flowers, meats, honey, and local bakers.

Community-driven farm market centering Black farmers and affordable access. Hours and details reported by Spectrum News 1 Kentucky and Black Soil partners; a year-round source for local produce, eggs, and pantry goods.

A second Farmacy site near the Georgetown Street corridor, featured by WKYT and community outlets. Stocked with seasonal produce, meats, and honey, with educational programming woven in.

In January to mid-March, the Saturday market moves indoors to Greyline Station’s atrium. Publicized by VisitLEX and covered by the Lexington Herald-Leader; same trusted farms, cozy winter setting.