Farmers Markets in The Pines
From fresh produce and baked goods to handmade products and friendly faces, farmers markets are at the heart of our communities. Explore upcoming farmers markets throughout The Pines and surrounding areas, support local growers, discover seasonal flavors and enjoy a favorite community tradition.
Below the upcoming events, you’ll also find a directory of area farmers markets, local farms and helpful Cooperative Extension resources.
| Market | County/Type | City | Details/Vendor Info |
Carrboro Farmers Market | Orange | Carrboro | Saturday Market: April through October – open 7:00am to 12:00pm November through March – open 9:00am to 12:00pm Wednesday Market: April through the week before Thanksgiving – open 3:00pm to 6:00pm (3:00pm to 5:00pm in November) Special Markets: Thanksgiving Market on the Tuesday before Thanksgiving – open 3:00pm to 5:00pm |
| Carthage Farmers Market | Moore | Carthage | |
| James Creek Farmers Market | Moore | Cameron | Every 1st and 3rd Sunday from March to November! |
| Moore County Farmers Market | Moore | Southern Pines | TWO WEEKLY MARKETS Producer Only – Fresh & Local THURSDAYS 604 W. Morganton Rd (Armory Sports Complex) Southern Pines, NC 28387 9 am to 12:30 pm | YEAR ROUND (Held on Wednesday Thanksgiving Week) SATURDAYS Downtown Southern Pines 156 SE Broad Street. So Pines, NC 28388 8am to Noon | March thru Nov. (No Market the first Saturday in October) |
| NC State Farmers Market | State Wide/Wake County | Raleigh | |
| Richmond County Farmers Market | Richmond | Rockingham | |
| Sandhills Farmers Market | Moore | Pinehurst | Weekly markets on the Village Green Wednesdays 3pm – 6pm Saturdays 10am – 1pm |
| Sandhills Farmers Market of Spring Lake | Cumberland | Spring Lake | |
| Sandhills Farmers Market of Spring Lake Heritage Market | Cumberland | Spring Lake | Sandhills Family Heritage Association hosts and supports the only African American Farmers and Heritage Market. |
| Sanford Farmers’ Market | Lee County | Sanford | Weekly on Saturday mornings (April – November; 8:30 am – 12:00 pm). |
Most farmers markets are seasonal and hours may vary. We recommend checking each market’s website or social media before visiting.
Follow your Favorite Farm!
| Farm | County | City | Specialty |
| Johnson Family Produce | Moore | Carthage | Farm Stand. We grow much of our produce here in our own fields to sell in our store front. Anything we don’t grow personally we like to source from other local farmers, family & friends! |
| Krupa Family Farm | Moore | Carthage | Sells perennials and fresh cut flowers. |
| LB Farm | Moore | Cameron | Fresh, local, and chemical free! |
| Norton’s Farm | Farm Stand | ||
| Revolution Farm | Moore | Carthage | 30-acre Carthage farm combines traditional and regenerative farming for a sustainable, natural product. Treated to locally milled non-GMO feed daily, plus grass, bugs, and clean water, their animals produce a healthy, clean and delicious product in which you can really taste the difference! |
| Shady Maple Farm | Moore | Carthage | We are a small scale, family-run flower farm, specializing in unique seasonal cut flowers of all varieties. |
| Terrace Ridge | Moore | Carthage | Raised beef, hay, and more. They offer tours. |
Have Questions about what is growing in your yard?
Contact your local Extension office!
What Is an NC Cooperative Extension Office?
North Carolina Cooperative Extension offices are trusted, local resources that connect people with practical education, research-based information, and hands-on programs to improve everyday life. Backed by NC State University and NC A&T State University, Extension offices serve communities in every county across the state.
Whether you live in a town, small city, or rural area, your local Extension office is here to help you learn, grow, and thrive.
How Extension Offices Help North Carolinians
🌱 Agriculture, Gardening & Local Food
Extension offices support farmers, gardeners, and landowners with:
- Crop and livestock education
- Soil testing and plant diagnostics
- Home gardening and landscaping advice
- Local food systems and farmers market support
From backyard gardens to family farms, Extension helps North Carolina grow.
🍎 Health, Nutrition & Family Well-Being
Extension programs promote healthier lives for individuals and families through:
- Nutrition and healthy cooking classes
- Food safety education
- Physical activity and wellness programs
- Parenting and family resource education
These programs are designed for all ages and life stages.
👩👩👧 Youth Development (4-H)
North Carolina Extension offices lead 4-H programs that help young people:
- Build leadership and life skills
- Explore STEM, agriculture, and entrepreneurship
- Participate in camps, clubs, and competitions
- Gain confidence through hands-on learning
4-H empowers youth to become engaged, capable leaders in their communities.
🏡 Community & Economic Development
Extension offices work alongside communities to strengthen local economies by offering:
- Small business education and resources
- Workforce and financial literacy programs
- Community planning and leadership development
- Support for nonprofits and civic organizations
Their goal is to help communities grow sustainably and thoughtfully.
🌳 Environment & Natural Resources
Extension helps North Carolinians care for the land, water, and wildlife through:
- Conservation and sustainability education
- Forestry and land management support
- Environmental stewardship programs
- Disaster preparedness and recovery resources
Why Use Your Local Extension Office?
- ✔ Free or low-cost programs
- ✔ Research-based, unbiased information
- ✔ Local experts who understand your community
- ✔ Support for individuals, families, businesses, and organizations
Your Extension office is a go-to partner for learning, problem-solving, and community connections.
