Raleigh Downtown Farmer's Market

Connect with your community farmers and choose local at downtown Raleigh’s premier venue for sustainably-grown produce and artisan food.  Make it your farm fresh destination each week!

Get Involved

There are many ways to get involved with the market.  For more information, please contact us.

Support

The idea of a healthy lifestyle ties directly to the values of our presenting sponsor, an organization that has been dedicated to the health and well-being of not only Raleigh residents but all North Carolinians for the past 76 years. The Downtown Raleigh Alliance is proud to announce that the Raleigh Downtown Farmers Market will be made possible by Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina, an independent licensee of the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association. We would like to thank Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina for their support of the market and improving the health of downtown Raleigh.

Other sponsorships are available for the 2013 season. Please contact us to learn more about supporting the Raleigh Downtown Farmers Market.

Volunteer

This market is your market! Help support the market with your time. There are many different volunteer opportunities available including staffing our information booth, helping coordinate our nonprofit space, writing articles for our e-newsletter, collecting recipes, social networking, and many more. Email us for more information.

Perform

Each week, the market showcases a local musician. Music gives the market a festive atmosphere. Gain exposure by performing in the heart of downtown. See our Market Music Page for more information.

Community

Each week, the market provides space for a nonprofit organization whose mission is consistent with the goals of the market. Organizations that support sustainable agriculture, gardening, healthy eating, wellness, community, and downtown Raleigh, are just some of the things we hope to showcase at the market.

Vend

The Raleigh Downtown Farmers Market invites local farmers and food artisans to sell at the market. On occasion, the market provides spaces for local crafters as well. For more information about selling at the market, click here.