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Greensboro Farmers Market

Supporting local farmers, makers, and our community

What’s New

Seasonal finds, fresh arrivals, and market highlights.

Botanic Aromatics market offering

Market: August 22, 2026

Botanic Aromatics

Visit Botanic Aromatics this Saturday for small-batch aromatherapy and natural wellness products created with care. Explore essential oil…

Special: This week’s special: Save $2 on Love Grow Tea

Support Your Local Market

Strengthen the Community

Greensboro Farmers Curb Market connects local farmers, food makers, artisans, and neighbors every week. Your donation helps keep the Market strong, welcoming, and accessible for the community.

100% of donations support the Market and its vendors.

Events & Special Happenings

From live music to seasonal celebrations, there’s always something happening at the Market.

Cool, Calm & Radient: Try Our Menopause Cooling Spray

August 22, 2026

Cool, Calm & Radient: Try Our Menopause Cooling Spray

Type: Demonstration

Time: 8:00 am - 12:00 pm

Stop by Botanic Aromatics this Saturday and experience Radient Cooling Spray, created especially for women…
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Meet the Vendors 

Explore the growers, makers, bakers, artists, and small businesses that make the market special.

Farmers & Growers

Fresh produce, plants, flowers, eggs, and seasonal harvests.

Food Makers & Bakers

Breads, prepared foods, sweets, sauces, dairy, and local pantry goods.

Artist & Artisans

Handmade goods, wellness products, crafts, gifts, and market finds.

Plan Your Visit

Find us near downtown Greensboro with fresh food, local goods, community connection, and something new each week.

When

Saturdays, 7:30 AM- 12 PM

Tuesdays, 4-7 PM (seasonal)

Where

501 Yanceyville Street
Greensboro, NC

What to Expect

Local produce, prepared foods, makers, artisans, events, and a welcoming market community.

More Than a Market

For generations, the Greensboro Farmers Curb Market has been a place where local farmers, food makers, artisans, and neighbors come together.

It’s where relationships are built, traditions are carried forward, and the connection between people and local food stays strong.

Every visit supports small businesses, strengthens the local economy, and keeps this shared community space thriving.

Ready to see what’s at the Market this week?