The Williamsburg Farmers Market is located in Merchants Square in the heart of Williamsburg on Duke of Gloucester Street across from the College of William and Mary. Flowerbeds and benches offer a tranquil setting for Market shopping while enjoying morning coffee, muffins, and music. Among the local products available are organic produce; free-range chicken, beef, lamb and pork; oysters; baked goods; cheese; potted plants and cut flowers. This award winning producer-only market has been growing since 2002.

Virginia Grown!

The Williamsburg Farmers Market features 40 vendors focused on produce, prepared food and farm related products grown or made in Virginia and has been serving between 1,000 and 1,500 people on any given Saturday.  The market’s live music and great location at Merchant’s Square in Colonial Williamsburg make it both a local favorite and an attraction for visitors from across the country and around the world.

In operation since 2002, the market offers a diversity of products, bringing together farmers,  bakers, watermen and a variety of prepared food vendors.  Join us at our open-air market each week to share in the celebration of local, fresh food and community.

The Williamsburg Farmers Market does not allow reselling. That means that the people doing the growing and producing are the same smiling folks who sell those products to you at Market. Got a question about how your food is grown? You’re at the right place, because at the Williamsburg Farmers Market, the salesperson is also the farmer!

Each week brings new produce, vendors, music, events and fun!