23 Alabama farmers’ markets you won’t want to miss

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Homegrown goodness at Pepper Place. (The Market at Pepper Place)

It’s warm outside, the sun is shining, flowers blooming and the air is crisp. That can only mean one thing: it’s time to gather some fresh produce at local farmers’ markets!

These markets have some of the best fresh vegetables and fruits and even have some cool merchandise, perfect for decorating the house or gifting to someone special. Here’s a look at 21 Alabama farmers’ markets that bring the ultimate summer vibe.

Ross Bridge Farmers’ Market in Birmingham

Ross Bridge Farmers’ Market is first up on our list and is dedicated to supporting local growers, artisans and musicians.

With a huge variety of vendors and you won’t want to miss out on the chance to experience great flavors and a fun environment.

Little Giant Farm Market in Sumiton

This market is picturesque and filled with speciality vegetables and fruits such as pink pineapples, baby bella mushrooms, sweet corn, cranberry beans and more.

Northport Farmers’ Market in Tuscaloosa

Looking for some different flavors? Northport has local vendors that selling syrups, hot sauce, pickles, cheeses and much more!

The best part? The market is right on the Tuscaloosa Harbor, so you’ll have a great view while shopping for some of your favorite flavors.

Gardendale Farmers’ Market in Gardendale

The Gardendale Farmers’ Market has weekly events that uplift the greater Birmingham community. This market also collaborates with local churches to host events for kids during the summer.

Durbin Farmers’ Market- Clanton

This small-town vibe market is iconic and has been featured on Sweet Grown Alabama, AL.com and Sweet Home Alabama.

Crocker Farms in Bryant

Crocker Farms is the perfect spot for all of your plant and flower needs. Stock up on beautiful spring flowers, weekly sales on produce and fresh pre-made meals.

Section Farm Market in Section

Section Farmers’ Market offers a variety of products locally sourced from Section, Alabama.

Here you can find anything from clothes made by local boutiques to handmade kitchen utensils.

Reeves Peach Farm in Hartselle

Who said peaches were just for Georgia? If you’re looking for some ripe and plump peaches, Reeves Peach Farm has got you covered with some of the freshest and juiciest fruits.

Grave’s Family Market in Susan Moore

Here you can expect delicious Amish foods, beautiful flowers, huge healthy Ferns, tropical plants, unique pottery, and a huge fireworks selection all at affordable prices.

Tuscaloosa River Market in Tuscaloosa

Nestled on the beautiful banks of the Black Warrior River, there’s always something going on at the Tuscaloosa River Market. You can expect live music, catering, and venue bookings.

J. Calvert Farms in Cullman

This family-run farm specializes in homemade breads, fresh sweets and goodies and more.

The Farmers’ at Brock’s Gap in Hoover

The Farmers Market at Brock’s Gap is a 501(c)(3) non-profit and benefits Alabama farmers, made-from-scratch food producers, artists, and other small, locally owned business owners. 

Athen’s Farmers’ Market in Athens

Athens Farmers’ Market makes the perfect day trip for some high-quality produce and knick-knacks for around the house.

From hand-made soaps to artisan products you won’t want to miss out on this market.

Reed’s Farmers’ Market in Meredianville

Looking for a more vintage vibe? Reed’s is located in Meridianville and is decorated with hanging baskets of fruit and plants, which are available for purchase.

Ayers Farmers’ Market in Huntsville

Ayers Farm Family Market is a family-owned-and-operated business and have supplied the residents of Huntsville with farm-fresh produce for over 30 years.

The Morgan County in Decatur Farmers’ Market- Decatur

The market is a unique partnership between the City of Decatur and Morgan County and has served the county for more than 80 years.

Coastal Alabama Farmers and Fisherman’s Market in Foley

This is the largest farmers’ market in Foley County and is perfect for shopping for home goods, freshly baked treats and more.

Florence-Lauderdale Farmer’s Market in Florence

The Florence/Lauderdale Farmers Market is owned and operated by the Lauderdale County Commission and aims to provide access to wholesome, locally grown produce to the consumers in the surrounding area.

Handey’s Farm in Montgomery

Handey’s Farm and Nursery is family-owned and open year-round so you can pick fresh strawberries and other tasty vegetables at any season.

Pepper’s Place in Birmingham

This is one of my favorite places to go on a quiet Saturday. I love strolling through streets of downtown Birmingham and stumbling upon new markets and pop-ups.

Hilltop Farms & Market in Trussville

This market serves hot and ready-to-eat meals in addition to Amish farm products.

Poplar Head Farmers’ Market

If you plan on doing your own cooking during your visit, it’s important to have the finest ingredients available. At Poplar Head Farmers’ Market, you will find all the best produce, fine foods and more — all from local vendors.

City Market in Opelika

The purpose of City Market is to help local farmers, growers and artists to sell their fresh, local and handmade products to community members.

Did we miss any markets? Let us know by tagging us @bamabuzz!

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