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Market Umbrella’s Uptown Crescent City Farmers Market brings local farmers, fishers, and food producers to a riverside setting in New Orleans. The nonprofit market provides fresh food access, local-vendor support, and weekly community shopping.

The Main Street Market sets up in the 500 block of 3rd Street in Leesville, where local farmers and artisans sell fresh produce as it comes into season.

The Downtown Charlestown Farmers Market happens each Saturday from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. and highlights Louisiana-made products, including grains such as...

Open the first Saturday of every month from 1pm to 4pm. Shop the region's premier Farmers & Fisheries Market for the freshest local produce, citrus and seafood, plus farm-fresh eggs, jellies, pickles, fresh-baked bread, cakes, pies and other desserts.

Pets are not allowed at any of our markets. Sorry furry friends, but pets & produce don't mix! As a fresh food market, pets can create health & safety issues for our vendors & visitors. Stay tuned to @redstickfarmersmarket on Instagram and Facebook for market news! Our flagship Red Stick Farmers Market is held on Saturdays and is located in the heart of the Downtown Baton Rouge community. We have a second year-round market location at 6400 Perkins Rd. At all our markets, you'll find a close-knit community of local farmers, small businesses and goodwilled patrons who are dedicated to shopping local. Shop from our Red Stick Farmers Market vendors on Main Street from 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m., and then stop inside Main Street Market for lunch, Wi-Fi, and more local shopping. Or, come stroll through the Arts Market operated by the Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge, on the first Saturday of...

This market runs year round at Bouligny Plaza on West Main Street in New Iberia, with hours Saturday mornings from 7 to 11 am and Tuesday afternoons from 2:30 to 6 pm. Local farmers, artists and crafters sell homegrown produce, baked goods, honey, jams, ceramics and hand-made cypress yard objects.

Open year-round Saturday from 8 a.m.-12 p.m. in the Oil Center in Lafayette. You will find in-season fruits and vegetables from the local farmers, and meet lots of great people. It's a fun way to shop and a great place to pick up your food for the week. You can ask the farmers about the vegetables...if a vegetable is new to you ask the farmer what does it taste like and how to prepare it.

Lafayette Jockey Lot Flea Market operates every Saturday from 8 am to 5 pm and Sunday from 9 am to 5 pm, rain or shine, on I-49 about a mile north of I-10. Over 500 booths sell collectibles, antiques, leather goods, home decor and furniture, and concession stands serve burgers and jambalaya.

Inglewood Harvest Barn Market is a certified organic farmers market run by Inglewood Farm in Alexandria. It opens the first and third Saturday of each month from 8 am to noon at the farm's barn location. Shoppers can find organic produce, pastured pork, free range chicken, duck eggs, pecans and pecan oil.

German Coast Farmers Market - P. O. Box 119, Destrehan, LA 70047 (504) 782-8517 info@germancoastfarmersmarket.org Our mission is to serve as a community gathering place, tourist destination and a market for a wide range of fresh vegetables, fruits, flowers and other value-added items in the parish of St. Charles. SNAP Tokens can be used to purchase any SNAP eligible products available at the market., the tokens do not expire. Please visit our German Coast Farmers Market Welcome Artisianoops- snoballs, a variety of craft items including necklaces, bracelets, and rings BTC Soap- artisan soaps, bath bombs, lotions and balms, beauty oils, and more Bee's are my Business- local honey, pickled items, fresh peanut butter, jellies and jams, smoked meats, beef jerky, dips, infused olive oils, and more

German Coast Farmers Market - P. O. Box 119, Destrehan, LA 70047 (504) 782-8517 info@germancoastfarmersmarket.org Our mission is to serve as a community gathering place, tourist destination and a market for a wide range of fresh vegetables, fruits, flowers and other value-added items in the parish of St. Charles. SNAP Tokens can be used to purchase any SNAP eligible products available at the market., the tokens do not expire. Please visit our German Coast Farmers Market Welcome Artisianoops- snoballs, a variety of craft items including necklaces, bracelets, and rings BTC Soap- artisan soaps, bath bombs, lotions and balms, beauty oils, and more Bee's are my Business- local honey, pickled items, fresh peanut butter, jellies and jams, smoked meats, beef jerky, dips, infused olive oils, and more

BREADA operates the Main Street Market and Red Stick Farmers Market, connecting the Baton Rouge community with local farmers and vendors.

Market Umbrella operates farmers markets throughout the New Orleans area, including locations at The Batture (25 Walnut St at the River), Lafitte Greenway (500 N. Norman C. Francis Parkway at the Bayou), and New Orleans City Park (City Putt Parking Lot, 33 Dreyfous Dr).

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The French Market District in New Orleans is open 10 am to 6 pm daily, including holidays, at 702 Decatur Street. It combines the historic Farmers Market and eateries with a Flea Market open until 5 pm, plus shops of the Upper Pontalba and Colonnade and the Craft Bazaar. The market has operated since 1791.

Join us every Saturday from 8AM - 12PM in Downtown Hammond for the best local groceries & goods. Located in the Pavilion - 213 SW Railroad Ave, Downtown Hammond, LA At the Hammond Farmers & Artisans Market, we dream of a community that celebrates and patronizes local family farms and businesses. We hope to cultivate an educated generation that respects hard work and preserves the land on which we live. Our mission is to provide an outlet where local farmers, producers, and artisans can unite to educate and serve our community while offering healthy choices and unique creations to consumers. Our market offers farm fresh produce, plants, flowers, prepared food & grocery staples, fresh fish, meat, eggs, & dairy, artisan trade products, and farm crafts. We accept SNAP/ Food Stamps. Vendors accept cash, card, and Venmo. Whether you're looking for locally-grown produce from a family farm, g...

The Bounyful Green Market board expects all vendors to hold all relevant licenses and documents to sell what they have to offer. If you are selling food, it is expected that you meet all applicable state and local laws regarding the items you sell. If you need help finding out what considerations you should make, reach out to us and we can put you in contact with a local nonprofit such as the Algiers Economic Development Foundation (AEDF) that can get you on the path to legal business status. It’s only part of what they do, and one of our passions as a market team. While not required for all ventures, it is STRONGLY ENCOURAGED that you carry business insurance and liability insurance in the event something unexpected occurs with your products. The market team has a policy to hold itself harmless for quality of the products sold by our vendors, so it’s up to you to ensure you’re meetin...

Create a Website Account - Manage notification subscriptions, save form progress and more. Lafreniere Park was once one of the last pieces of large undeveloped acreage in East Jefferson, it has blossomed into a lush, thriving natural green space. With careful planning and vigilant nurturing for over three decades, the park now sports open green spaces, multiple use lawns, fountains, family picnic areas, hills, landscaped gardens, fishing, tot-lots, paths, trails, man-made ecological marsh environment, a championship Frisbee golf course, carousel, soccer, a conference center, and dog park. The children's spray park is temporally closed. The marshes and gardens offer educators a wealth of native plant life to use as an aid for teaching students; the open spaces and family picnic areas are enjoyed by all. The conference center has become a meeting place for many garden, homemaker and civ...

The Market at Kenner City Park is located at corner of Loyola and Vintage. Open EVERY Thursday 1pm-6pm AND the 2nd & 4th Saturday of each month 10am-2pm.

The Mandeville Trailhead Market (MTM) is an open air outlet for over 90 makers of handmade arts, crafts, artisan soaps, spa items, baked goods, meats, eggs, and poultry; prepared foods and preserves such as jellies, spices and sauces, locally-grown vegetables and fruits in season. We are open every Saturday 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. rain or shine (except extreme weather, tropical events/municipal closure). We serve as a weekly venue to bring people in the community together in a public space to support small business, buy goods, visit with neighbors and enjoy entertainment. Prospective vendors must complete the following process to be eligible to be a vendor for MTM : Review the Rules and Regulations to see if your business is eligible to become a vendor with the Market. By completing the application vendors are confirming that they have read the rules and agree to abide by them. Fill out...

The Covington Louisiana Farmers Market offers music, cooking demonstrations and the best in fresh and prepared homegrown foods.

Pets are not allowed at any of our markets. Sorry furry friends, but pets & produce don't mix! As a fresh food market, pets can create health & safety issues for our vendors & visitors. Stay tuned to @redstickfarmersmarket on Instagram and Facebook for market news! Our flagship Red Stick Farmers Market is held on Saturdays and is located in the heart of the Downtown Baton Rouge community. We have a second year-round market location at 6400 Perkins Rd. At all our markets, you'll find a close-knit community of local farmers, small businesses and goodwilled patrons who are dedicated to shopping local. Shop from our Red Stick Farmers Market vendors on Main Street from 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m., and then stop inside Main Street Market for lunch, Wi-Fi, and more local shopping. Or, come stroll through the Arts Market operated by the Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge, on the first Saturday of...

Find information about the seasonal farmers market featuring local vendors, produce, and community activities.

Market Umbrella operates farmers markets throughout the New Orleans area, including locations at The Batture (25 Walnut St at the River), Lafitte Greenway (500 N. Norman C. Francis Parkway at the Bayou), and New Orleans City Park (City Putt Parking Lot, 33 Dreyfous Dr).