Farmers Market in Wilmington NC

Downtown’s Saturday staple since 2003 lines Dock Street with farm stands, bakers, and makers. Official updates confirm the 2025 season, and local outlets like WECT and Edible Port City regularly spotlight its community focus.

Held Mondays on the municipal grounds by Town Hall, this beach-market pairs produce and coastal crafts. The town’s 2025 notice confirms dates, and Southern Living often nods to it when covering the area’s culture.

Set beside the lake on Saturdays, this Pleasure Island favorite blends farm goods with live music. The town confirms 2025 dates; it’s a go-to for island-grown produce and maker finds with a relaxed, nautical vibe.

Wednesdays under ancient oaks at historic Poplar Grove pair farm vendors with heritage crafts. The foundation’s guidelines affirm its producer focus, and public radio listings keep weekly 2025 dates front and center.

Community-owned and year-round, this producer-only market pops up every Saturday beside the co-op. Edible Port City praises its breadth and SNAP access, while local event calendars confirm the steady 8am–1pm rhythm.

A weekly neighborhood market advancing food access on the Northside with local produce and fair prices. Operated by the Northside Food Co-op, it’s frequently covered by WHQR and WECT for its community impact.

A short drive north, this producers-only, year-round Thursday market serves coastal communities with seasonal vegetables, meats, and small-batch goods. Edible Port City highlights its sustainability ethos and neighborly scale.

Seasonal Tuesday market at Ocean Front Park with farm stands mixed among coastal artisans. The town publishes the 2025 dates; it’s a scenic add-on for fresh finds after a morning on the pier.