Durham Farmers' Market

I love visiting the farmers market when I’m in Durham! The selection is always amazing, but my favorite part is the flowers. There’s something special about bringing home a fresh bouquet every time!

very cute smaller scale farmers’ market, but a lot of variety of vendors, artists and food trucks! I just bought snacks/food for this first time visit (shout out Strong Arm Baking + Soul Cocina!🤤), but getting my pockets and bags ready for next time!

One of my favorite places to go locally on the weekends. It has great fresh goods (veggies, breads, meats, etc) and craft vendors. Parking is super easy, also. Well worth the trip even if you don't live locally, it is definitely one of my favorite things to do in Durham.

I love the Durham Farmer's Market. Some of the kindest vendors, good prices, and such a variety of goods. I also love the weekly rotation of live music! Such a fun weekend adventure ✨️

I love exploring farmers markets around the country and this one did not disappoint! There were many options for vegetables and a great coffee place.

What’s better than waking up on a Saturday, taking a short drive to Durham, and indulging in and supporting all of the amazing local vendors of your community? From the fresh flowers, to the divine cheeses, and the massive park for kids to run around - it’s no question why it continues to be such a growing success. With summer coming in just a few weeks, don’t miss out on exploring all that the market has to offer.

A good sized Farmer's Market with about 30-40 vendors including crafts, food trucks, and produce. There is a good crowd and they have the flow of traffic going one way as a COVID mitigation technique. People wear their masks here and abide by the rules. It's right next to a park so it's just super welcoming to head there and sit on a bench while eating some freshly purchased food. Since it's in the heart of Downtown Durham you could also visit some local places or wander about afterwards and check out some cool mural art.

Really cute market with lots of veggies, meats, pastries, pottery, adult beverages and homemade/locally made goods. Definitely worth a visit, even if the weather is dreary. It seems like vendors prefer cash but do accept card payments as well. There were signed posted that dogs are not allowed under the covered part of the market.