Discover the Flavors of the New River Valley
These farmers’ markets do more than supply fresh produce—they are community cornerstones that bring together locals and visitors alike. Whether you’re grabbing weekend groceries, supporting local artisans, enjoying educational events, or just soaking in the atmosphere, each market offers a distinct blend of flavor, culture, and connection.
1. Radford Farmers Market
Held in downtown Radford, this market operates every Saturday from mid-April to mid-October, 9 AM and 1 PM, regardless of weather. Visitors can expect rotating selections of produce, crafts, plants, and more—that local and ever-changing charm that makes farmer’s markets special.
2. Pulaski – The Marketplace
Nestled at 20 South Washington Avenue, Pulaski’s The Marketplace comes alive from May through September, welcoming visitors every Tuesday from 4 PM to 7 PM. Expect a colorful array of locally grown and baked goods — from herbs and eggs to jams, flowers, meats, and even wine. With the added convenience of card payments and accessibility through the Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program, this market is both welcoming and well-equipped.
3. Blacksburg Farmers Market
Your local, family-friendly gathering place in downtown Blacksburg. A producer-only market whose vendors are located within a 50-mile radius. The market features vendors of seasonal produce and ethically-raised meats, alongside artisans of baked goods, prepared foods, cheese, handmade crafts, and so much more.
- Wednesdays 2–6 PM
- Saturdays 8 AM–2 PM
It was recognized as the Best Farmers Market in SWVA by Virginia Living Magazine in 2024. Beyond fresh produce, the market doubles as a cultural hub—offering special events like tomato tastings, vintage markets, live music, and programs that support SNAP recipients with dollar-for-dollar matches as part of the Virginia Fresh Match initiative.
4. Floyd Farmers Market
A resilient and local food system designed to help local farmers and artisans grow their businesses and provide their customers with a wide variety of fresh, seasonal, and healthy local goods.
2-6 PM Thursdays from May through October
9-1 PM Saturdays all year round!
Seasonal fruits, vegetables, and herbs, artisan breads, sourdough treats, and flour, hot prepared foods, coffee, and tea, grass-grown meats and free-range poultry, ferments, kombucha, mushrooms, local grains , fresh flowers, wine, baskets, soaps, and honey –native plants, tinctures, and eggs.
They also offer EBT for SNAP beneficiaries and are participating in the Virginia Fresh Match nutrition incentive program. This doubles the value of SNAP (or food stamps) spent at participating farmers markets.
5. Christiansburg Farmers Market
The Christiansburg Farmers Market features local farmers and vendors each Thursday. Seasonal produce, plants, fresh baked goods, crafts, fresh flowers, and handmade jewelry are some of the items available for purchase. Items for purchase vary week-to-week.
Thursdays 3-7 PM
Christiansburg Huckleberry Park
300 Huckleberry Park Drive, NW, Christiansburg, VA 24073
6. Catawba Valley Farmers Market
Touted as “the friendliest Farmers Market in the valley,” this market operates at the Catawba Community Center (4965 Catawba Creek Road) every Thursday from 3 PM to 6:30 PM, from early May through mid-October — rain or shine.
It emphasizes strictly local offerings — all vendors must source goods within 100 miles. The community center’s amenities — including a playground, restrooms, and free parking — make it ideal for families and travelers exploring nearby landmarks like McAfee Knob and Dragon’s Tooth.
7. Wytheville Farmers Market
At the heart of Wytheville’s community scene, this seasonal market offers more than just fresh goods. Open May through October every Saturday from 8 AM to 12 PM, and during winter, November–April, it operates on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays from 10 AM to 12 PM.
You’ll find vegetables, fruits, honey, eggs, meats, coffee, crafts, baked treats — and family-friendly perks like live music, kids’ events, and EBT acceptance with double-match (up to $20).
Each location brings something uniquely local and community-driven to the table! Enjoy!