The Municipal Market in Sweet Auburn offers table vending spaces for locally made and locally grown products at its historic building on Edgewood Avenue. Pop-up tables are available Thursday through Saturday throughout the year, alongside the market's full-time merchants. Vendors apply online with details about their business and products, and food vendors need a cottage license or ServSafe certification.
The Emory Farmers Market meets Tuesdays from 11 am to 2 pm on McDonough Plaza, with the 2026-27 season opening September 1. Vendors sell fresh local produce, artisanal bread, honey and baked goods along with fair trade coffee and lunch options, and some accept Dooley and Eagle Dollars from Emory students.
Freedom Farmers Market at the Carter Center was formed in 2014 by a small group of Georgia farmers with one vision: bring local, sustainably grown food to intown Atlanta neighborhoods. The market, now open year-round, offers a wide range of organic, local products including: fresh produce, grass fed meats, dairy including cheeses, yogurt, milk, farm fresh eggs, handmade baked goods and preserves, coffee and more. Each market Year Round features live music and a local chef with hot prepared foods. The market also holds monthly events featuring the fruit or vegetable of the season and monthly chef demos. The market’s name, Freedom, has a double meaning. It’s located steps away from the Freedom Park Trail. It also represents a sense of independence—for shoppers, and also for farmers, who manage the market through an independent board. Accessibility is an important goal of Freedom Farmers...
Freedom Farmers Market at the Carter Center was formed in 2014 by a small group of Georgia farmers with one vision: bring local, sustainably grown food to intown Atlanta neighborhoods. The market, now open year-round, offers a wide range of organic, local products including: fresh produce, grass fed meats, dairy including cheeses, yogurt, milk, farm fresh eggs, handmade baked goods and preserves, coffee and more. Each market Year Round features live music and a local chef with hot prepared foods. The market also holds monthly events featuring the fruit or vegetable of the season and monthly chef demos. The market’s name, Freedom, has a double meaning. It’s located steps away from the Freedom Park Trail. It also represents a sense of independence—for shoppers, and also for farmers, who manage the market through an independent board. Accessibility is an important goal of Freedom Farmers...
The Peachtree Road Farmers Market is a weekly Saturday market held at The Cathedral of St. Philip in Atlanta, Georgia, running from March 7 to December 19, 2026. Shoppers can browse over 70 local vendors, enjoy live music, a children's area, chef pop-ups, and playgrounds from 8:30am to 12:00pm. The market accepts EBT and is open rain or shine.
Community Farmers Markets - Farmers markets bringing fresh and locally grown food to the Atlanta area. Community Farmers Markets is a non-profit working to provide access to local food for all, increase living wage for farmers and create safe public spaces. If you’d like to support CFM and the work we do, please donate here. We appreciate your support to ensure local food accessibility. Our farmers markets are producer-led markets, meaning we host vendors who sell products that they produce themselves. Community Farmers Markets vendors are local (within 200 miles of Atlanta), with many growing and producing food right here in the city. TOMAYTO TOMAHTO! 🍅🎉 Farmer John said to come on do Farm Fondo is back! 🤩 Join the ride on Sunday, Se Hey, market friends! 🌞 I hope you’ve been staying
The Green Market is a weekly farmers market held every Saturday from 9am–1pm in Piedmont Park, Atlanta, running from the last weekend in March through the second weekend in December. For more than 20 years, it has connected the community with local farmers, producers, and artisans offering fresh seasonal produce, locally made goods, and handmade items. The market also participates in the Georgia Fresh For Less EBT-doubling program for fresh fruits and vegetables.
Join us Saturdays from 9am–1pm through December 12, 2026. For more than 20 years, the Green Market has connected Atlanta’s community with local farmers, producers, and artisans in the heart of Piedmont Park. Stroll through the market to discover fresh seasonal produce, locally made goods, and unique handmade items while supporting small businesses across Georgia. The Green Market is more than a place to shop — it’s a chance to connect with neighbors, meet the people who grow your food, and enjoy one of Atlanta’s most beloved traditions in the Park. The season runs Saturdays from 9am–1pm beginning the last weekend in March and continuing through the second weekend in December. The Green Market is open every Saturday from 9 am – 1 pm between March and December. Excludes Class A Festivals – please see our calendar to confirm dates. Yes, the market remains operational and moves into the a...
The East Lake Farmers Market meets Saturdays from 8 am to noon, May through October, offering locally grown fresh fruits and vegetables alongside homemade treats, health screenings, live music, artists and cooking demonstrations. The market also runs a Fresh Baskets program for weekly produce pickup and a Buy One Give One option that delivers boxes to low income seniors.
Held at the Beacon ATL, this Community Farmers Markets program brings local vegetables, meats, breads, and artisanal foods to Grant Park each Sunday. The market has operated since 2011 and offers seating and picnic areas for visitors.
The Reynoldstown Farmers Market runs Sundays from April 19 through October 25, 2026, at 97 Estoria St. in Atlanta, near the Beltline. Operating since 2023, the market doubles SNAP and EBT benefits and pairs weekly local produce with health and wellness classes.
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Atlanta BeltLine Art is a public-art program celebrating the voices, experiences, and values of Atlantans through visual art, performance, and music along the corridor. The program includes one of the country’s largest temporary public-art exhibits and linear galleries.
GVG Events and Georgia Tech Dining are excited to present this weekly event on the GT campus!This event is focused on a variety of artists, vintage curators and handmade artisans from around the Southeast!Come out, shop local and see everything GT Community Market has to offer!
Atlanta Art Fair runs October 1–4, 2026 at Pullman Yards, 225 Rogers Street NE, Atlanta, with an October 1 preview. This listing highlights SAB Gallery Collections open call for contemporary artists to exhibit and sell through its curated fair presentation. SAB lists a September 15, 2026 submission deadline. This is a juried fine-art exhibition opportunity through a participating gallery; gallery acceptance, participation fees and terms require confirmation. Contact contact@sabgallerycollection.com.
The Atlanta Arab Festival (AAF) is an annual two-day outdoor festival celebrating Arab and Arab-American heritage, cultural exchange, and community. Attendees can enjoy live performances, an Arab world food court, a bustling souq, and cultural exhibits, workshops, and games. The event is free and open to the general public, organized by Alif Institute, a nonprofit educational and cultural organization.
Fall is on the way and we're bringing the neighborhood out to celebrate!
Join the Atlanta Beltline Indie Market Experience and Porches & Pies for the third year in a row for a fall festival activation set right on the street, deep in the energy of one of Atlanta's most beloved corridors, Adair Park.
The Atlanta Beltline Indie Market Experience invites independent vendors, makers, and small business owners to apply for a vendor booth with us during Porches & Pies — one of Atlanta's signature fall festival celebrations, taking place Saturday, October 3rd, 2026.
ABOUT THE EVENT
Porches & Pies is a fall festival experience rooted in community, creativity, and culture. Families from the Adair Park community and surrounding neighborhoods come out and bake!
Atlanta Beltline Indie Market Experience keeps the action going directly on the street — not in the park — placing vendors at the center of a high-energy, walkable street takeover along the Beltline corridor. Expect a festive atmosphere full of foot traffic, neighborhood regulars, and visitors drawn in by the spirit of the season. With bake offs, pie tastings, sweet treats, bake sales, and more, trust us, this is one event you will definitely want to take a bite out of!
WHAT'S INCLUDED
Every accepted vendor receives a 10×10 tent provided onsite at no additional cost — just bring your products, your setup, and your energy. No tent? No problem. We've got you covered.
WHO SHOULD APPLY
We welcome applications from:
· Independent makers, artists, and designers
· Food and beverage vendors
· Lifestyle, wellness, beauty, and culture brands
· Vintage, thrift, and curated goods sellers
· Any small business that thrives in a community market environment
WHY VEND WITH AIM
AIM has operated as Atlanta's premier independent vendor marketplace since 2016, with a decade-long track record of connecting small businesses with loyal, engaged Beltline audiences. This is your chance to be part of one of Atlanta's most celebrated fall events.
Please note, this application is NOT to be confused with the registration to be inside the actual Porches and Pies Festival. This is a separate vending opportunity between Atlanta Beltline Indie Marketplace to showcase independent vendors alongside the festival on a parallel street that guides foot traffic to the Atlanta Beltline from Adair Park.
Bakers, Sponsors, and Porches and Pies beverage vendors will be the only vendors inside of the park. All vendors registering with Atlanta Beltline Indie Market Experience will be aligned on the blocked streets of Catherine and Allene.
Space is limited and fills quickly. Early registration is encouraged.
GVG Events and Georgia Tech Dining are excited to present this weekly event on the GT campus!This event is focused on a variety of artists, vintage curators and handmade artisans from around the Southeast!Come out, shop local and see everything GT Community Market has to offer!
The Atlanta Pride Festival is one of the largest free Pride festivals in the United States, held annually in Atlanta's Piedmont Park. The 2026 festival runs October 10–11 and features a Marketplace, Artist Market, and food vendors celebrating LGBTQ+ pride, community, and visibility. Hundreds of thousands of attendees gather each year for the weekend event.
The Fall Festival on Ponce is a two-day outdoor local arts and crafts event held at the Olmsted Parks along Ponce de Leon Ave., the main thoroughfare in metro Atlanta. This event was such a success in 2010 that we decided to split it into two per year. (one festival in spring, one festival in fall) The festival supports the historic Olmsted Parks restoration. This celebration of community and tradition is located in the center of the historic affluent North Druid Hills neighborhood in Atlanta. Lots of trees, huge open green space, and tons of visibility make this an irresistible event for artists. The Fall Festival on Ponce is a 2-day celebration of community and tradition presented by the Atlanta Foundation for Public Spaces, for people of all ages and interests. The Festival is a major celebration of the arts while honoring the rich history of our community. At this festival, there is something for everyone: Artist's Market featuring fine arts and crafts, a Children's Park, local food and beverage concessions, and live acoustic entertainment. Representatives from the Olmsted Linear Park Alliance are onsite to answer questions about these historic parks. Festival Hours: Saturday 10:00 am – 5:00 pm, Sunday 11:00 am – 5:00 pm Festival Hours: Saturday 10:00 am - 5:00 pm, Sunday 11:00 am – 5:00 pm
Join us and 20 local vintage and handmade vendors on Saturday, October 10th from 12:00-6:00pm. Surrounded by amazing food and and drink options at The Krog District! Some vendors offer live interactions and sales. Be sure to check our Instagram for full vendor line up and highlights.
The Atlanta Pride Festival Marketplace takes place October 10–11, 2026 in Piedmont Park, Atlanta, with nonprofit, small business, corporate, artist, and food vendors. Deadlines differ by category: the small-business portal closed August 31, 2026; the artist portal closed June 30 and lists tables as sold out; food applications had an August 3 deadline. The small-business portal retains waitlist wording, but currently displays “Application deadline has passed.” Contact marketplace@atlantapride.org about any late availability or future participation; food-vendor questions go to Rob@premiereventslive.com.
