There’s probably no better way to shop small and support the community in Northern Virginia than shopping at a local farmers’ market. Most vendors are from the greater Northern Virginia area, and the items have been prepared with care, plucked with precision, or harvested with heart. With spring around the corner, many seasonal markets have announced their opening dates, while year-round markets are adjusting their hours. Whether you’re a peaches-by-the-pound kind of person or always on the hunt for your next favorite handmade cheese, there’s something for everyone at these local markets. Read on for more about Northern Virginia farmers’ markets.
Alexandria
Del Ray Farmers’ Market | 203 E Oxford Avenue
Dates: Saturdays, year-round
Time: 8AM – 12 PM
Del Ray’s market is known for its strong community feel and lineup of local produce, baked goods, meats, and specialty vendors. It’s especially popular for its seasonal fruits and artisan food products. The walkable setting makes it a Saturday morning favorite.
Kingstowne Farmers Market | 5870 Kingstowne Towne Center
Dates: Fridays, May 1 – October 23
Time: 3PM–7PM
This afternoon market, located in a busy retail hub, is convenient for post-work shopping. It features fresh produce, honey, baked goods, and prepared foods. The later hours make it ideal for families and commuters.
Old Town Farmers’ Market | 301 King Street
Dates: Saturdays, year-round
Time: 7AM – 12PM
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This is one of the region’s most iconic farmers’ markets: it’s been in operation since 1753, and Founding Father George Washington’s farm sold produce here. Visitors will find over 70 vendors with farm-fresh produce, local meats, flowers, and handmade goods.
Old Town North Farmers Market | 901 North Royal Street
Dates: Sundays, Year Round, 9AM – 1PM
Thursday Market temporarily on hold
This neighborhood market features a steady cast of regular vendors, plus a fun assortment of guest vendors every week. There are choices including freshly baked bread, handmade jewelry, and gourmet jerky.
West End Farmers’ Market | 4800 Brenman Park Drive
Dates: Sundays, year-round
Time: 8:30AM -1PM
This Sunday market at Brenman Park draws families looking for fresh produce and specialty food vendors. Dozens of vendors have fresh produce plus other handmade goods.
Annandale
Annandale Farmers Market | 6621 Columbia Pike
Dates: Thursdays from May 7th through October 29th
Time: 8AM – 12PM
This Fairfax County market in Mason District Park offers locally grown fruits, vegetables, and baked goods. Vendors often include Virginia farms and specialty food producers.
Wakefield Farmers Market | 8100 Braddock Road
Dates: Wednesdays, May 6 – October 28
Time: 2 PM – 6PM
This afternoon market at the Audrey Moore Rec Center serves the Wakefield area with fresh seasonal produce and prepared foods. Its midweek hours make it a great stop for restocking midweek groceries.
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Arlington
Ballston FreshFarm Market | 901 N Taylor Street
Dates: Wednesdays January 8th – December 17th, 2026
Hours: 3PM-7PM from April through November, otherwise 3PM – 6PM
This market is located just across from the Ballston Metro Station, making it an easy stop on the way home. It features a wide variety of produce, dairy, baked goods, and ready-to-eat items. The later hours make it popular for after-work shopping.
Cherrydale Farmers Market | 4100 Vacation Lane
Dates: Saturdays, April – November
Hours: 8AM – 12PM
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This neighborhood market started in 2021 and has quickly become a local favorite, with dozens of vendors selling handmade items, fresh produce, and more. Fun fact: everything at this market comes from within 125 miles of Arlington!
Columbia Pike Farmers Market | Pike Park, Columbia Pike & S Walter Reed Drive
Dates: Sundays, year-round
Time: 9AM – 1PM
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This vibrant market reflects the diversity of the Columbia Pike corridor. Shoppers can find fresh produce alongside international baked goods and prepared foods. It’s a strong community gathering spot year-round.
Courthouse Farmers Market | 1400 N Courthouse Road
Dates of the Market: Saturdays, year round
Hours are 9AM to 12PM, and from 8AM to 12PM from April through December
This is one of the largest and oldest markets in the region, having been founded in 1979 and hosting 35+ vendors each week. There are regional farms plus specialty vendors here, and its central location means it’s easy to access via Metro or car.
Fairlington Farmers Market | 3308 S Stafford Street
Dates of the Market: Sundays from May 3rd through November 22nd, 2026
Time: 9AM – 1PM
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This market in Fairlington offers fresh produce, flowers, and specialty items. The market takes place rain or shine.
Lubber Run Farmers Market | 4401 N. Henderson Road
Dates: Saturdays, April – November.
Time: 8AM – 12PM
This market is a cozy neighborhood market with several produce vendors and others offering prepared foods. It’s a great spot for an alfresco breakfast or pastry while doing some shopping.
Met Park Saturday Farmers Market | Metropolitan Park, 1330 S Fair Street
Date: Saturdays, beginning in late March
Time: 9AM – 1PM
The EatLoco Met Park Saturday Farmers Market is held in Arlington’s Metropolitan Park and features dozens of local vendors selling produce, baked goods, prepared foods, and artisan products. The nearby green space makes it a fun choice for a post-market picnic.
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Rosslyn FreshFarm Market | 1800 N Lynn Street
Dates: Wednesdays, May 6th, 2026 – October 28th
Time: 2PM – 6PM
Rosslyn’s market is ideal for office workers and residents. Vendors offer farm-fresh produce, meats, cheeses, and prepared foods, and it’s right on the way home from the Metro.
Westover Farmers Market | 1644 N McKinley Road
Dates: Sundays, year-round
Time: 9AM – 1PM
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Westover is known for its neighborhood feel, and the farmers’ market is no different. There are dozens of vendors with fresh produce, baked goods and more. Lots of local families make this part of their weekend routines.
Fairfax County
Burke
Burke Farmers Market | 5671 Roberts Parkway
Dates: Saturdays, April 18 – November 21
Time: 8 AM–12 PM
This Fairfax County market offers locally grown produce and baked goods. Vendors rotate seasonally, keeping offerings fresh. It’s located in Burke Center.
Clifton
Clifton Farmers Market | 12644 Chapel Road
Dates: Sundays, April 26th until November 1st
Time: 8AM – 12PM
This market in historic Clifton is a great way to stock up on locally produced items and start a fun day out. The market is near several appealing brunch options and even a winery, so the choices are endless.
Fairfax
Fairfax Saturday Farmers Market | 10500 Page Avenue
Dates: Saturdays, May 9 – October 31
Hours: 9AM – 1 PM
This producer-only market emphasizes locally grown and handmade goods. It’s known for specialty vendors like local bakeries and flower farms. It’s right in Old Town Fairfax, which is a fun spot for brunch after the market.
FreshFarm Mosaic Market | 2920 District Avenue
Dates: Sundays, year-round
Time: 9AM – 2PM
This market offers organic produce, pasture-raised meats, and artisan foods. You can start your day at Mosaic with a stroll through the market – there are frequently festivals and other activities, making this a fun destination for a full day.
Great Falls
Great Falls Farmers Market | 778 Walker Road
Dates: Saturdays, year-round
Time: 9AM – 1PM
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This market offers a mix of produce, baked goods, and specialty foods, and there are frequently musicians and other performers adding a special ambiance to the event. Many vendors are Virginia-based family farms. TFG tip: go early and enjoy watching the vehicles that show up for Cars and Coffee at Katie’s Coffee House, which is just on the other side of the parking lot from the market.
Herndon
Herndon Farmers Market | 700 Lynn Street
Dates: Thursdays, May 7 – October 29
Time: 8AM – 12PM
This market offers fresh produce and baked goods from regional vendors. TFG Tip: this market is located just steps from the W+OD trail, so if you’re embracing the bike-centric lifestyle, you could do your shopping on two wheels.
Lorton
Lorton Farmers Market | 8990 Lorton Station Boulevard
Dates: Sundays, May 3rd – November 22nd
Times: 8AM – 12PM
This market features everything from craft cider to gourmet honey, plus baked goods and fresh produce. It’s located near the VRE station.
McLean
McLean Farmers Market | 1659 Chain Bridge Road
Dates: Fridays, May 1st – October 30th, 2026
Time: 8AM – 12PM
This market is located in downtown McLean, near McLean High School. There’s plenty of parking and the market area is shaded. There are dozens of local vendors with freshly made foods and locally harvested produce.
Oakton
Oakmont Farmers Market | 3200 Jermantown Road
Dates: Wednesdays, May 6th – October 28th, 2026
Time: 8AM – 12PM
This weekday market offers seasonal produce and baked goods. It’s smaller and community-focused, with reliable local vendors.
Reston
FreshFarm Market Reston | 11900 Lawyers Road
Dates: Wednesdays, January 7th – December 30th 2026
2PM – 6PM; Hours from April through October are 3PM – 7PM
This midweek market is a great spot to get some regular provisions and get dinner while you’re at it: there’s a fun mix of traditional vendors plus food trucks and others making guest appearances.
Halley Rise |
Date: Sundays starting March 29th
Time: 9AM to 1PM
2026 is the first year for the Eat Loco Market at Halley Rise in Reston. It will open on March 29th, 2026.
Reston Farmers Market at Lake Anne | 1609 Washington Plaza N
Dates: Saturdays from April 25th – November 21
Time: 8AM–12PM
This waterfront market is one of Reston’s most scenic shopping spots. It features fresh produce, dairy, meats, and specialty foods. There are often community events and performances that coincide with the market.
Vienna
Vienna Farmers Market | 301 Center Street S,
Dates of the Market: May–Oct | Saturdays, 8 AM–12 PM
This market is run by the Optimist Club of Greater Vienna, who use the market proceeds to support scholarships for local children. The market is located near the Vienna Police Station, and typical vendors sell baked goods, fresh produce, and other prepared foods.
Greater Northern Virginia
Ashbrook Farmers Market | 44505 Atwater Drive
Date:Saturdays, year round
Time: 9AM – 1PM
The Ashbrook Market is one of the largest farmers’ markets in Virginia, featuring more than 100 vendors during the regular season. It offers a wide range of local produce, prepared foods, baked goods, and artisanal products.
Brambleton Farmers Market | 22850 Brambleton Plaza
Date: Sundays, year-round
Time:9AM – 1PM
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Brambleton Town Center’s weekly market has dozens of vendors with fresh fruits and vegetables, meats, baked goods, specialty foods, and handmade products. Live music and community activities often make it a lively Sunday outing for families and neighbors.
Leesburg
Leesburg Saturday Farmers Market | Virginia Village Shopping Center, 30 Catoctin Circle, SE
Dates Saturdays, year-round
Time: 9AM – 12PM
Since its founding in 1994, this market has been a popular weekend destination for vendors and shoppers. There are dozens of vendors weekly, plus performers and community organizations sharing information.
Manassas
Historic Manassas Farmers Market | 9024 Prince William Street
Dates: Saturdays, April 11 to November 21, 2026
Time: 8AM – 1PM
Historic Manassas Farmers Market | 9201 Center Street
Dates: Thursdays, April 9 to October 29, 2026
Time: 8AM – 1PM
One market, two dates. This farmers’ market was founded in 1987 by the non-profit organization behind Historic Manassas. It’s grown in size, from four vendors at the very beginning to now dozens of vendors each market day. In addition to fresh produce, baked goods and prepared foods, there are other locally made items, artisans and other producers that are part of the market.
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