Peachtree Road Farmers Market

At 2744 Peachtree Rd, this Atlanta market runs as a producer-only Saturday market with 70-plus local farmers, vendors, and artisans. That producer-only model matters here: the market defines it as food and goods grown, raised, or made by the seller, a setup that shapes the mix from farm vegetables and eggs to prepared foods and pastries. Peachtree Road Farmers Market has been operating since 2007 and is now in its 19th year, giving the market a long-running place in Atlanta’s Saturday morning rhythm.

What you'll find there

The vendor mix leans broad without losing its farm focus, with certified organic and Certified Naturally Grown produce, pasture-raised meats and eggs, dairy, breads, pantry goods, and ready-to-eat stops all in one market. Many listings are specific enough that you can shop with a plan, whether that means spring plants, Georgia fruit, cultured butter, smoked fish, or wood-fired hand pies.

• -Love is Love Cooperative Farm brings certified organic spring plants in plantable wood fiber pots.
• -Andrews Acres specializes in sustainably cultivated culinary and functional mushrooms, plus mushroom coffee, powders, and tinctures.
• -Athens Orchard grows fruits and nuts suited to Georgia, including pawpaws, seedless muscadines, chestnuts, fuyu persimmons, and kiwi berries.
• -Bey Family Farms offers nutrient-dense vegetables alongside bouquets of farm-fresh flowers.
• -Diamond Hill Farm sells Certified Naturally Grown vegetables, fruits, and specialty cut flowers.
• -Pinewood Springs Farm brings Certified Naturally Grown produce, fruit, flowers, herbs, and live vegetable plants.
• -Grateful Pastures Farm raises Certified Organic chickens in mobile shelters and sells chicken, eggs, and bone broth.
• -Rodgers Pastured Meishans focuses on pasture-raised Meishan pork, including bacon, sausages, pork chops, and ribs.
• -Woodsong Farm stocks pasture-raised chicken and duck eggs, raw grass-fed Jersey cow’s milk, and seasonal pork and lamb.
• -Diana's Specialties LLC prepares artisan-smoked Norwegian salmon and Georgia Mountain trout, fully cooked and ready to eat.
• -Banner Butter churns small-batch cultured butter with locally sourced cream.
• -Little Tart Bakeshop makes French-style pastries by hand with local ingredients.
• -Oso: Smoke & Dough bakes Ositos, small handheld pies from a wood-fired oven, with house-smoked meats, vegetables, and bold sauces.
• -Witchy Kombvchy pours small-batch oak barrel-aged kombucha with botanical blends and fresh-pressed ingredients.

Saturday programming adds more than shopping: the weekly market calendar includes live music, a kids play area, twice-monthly storytime, a weekly chef pop-up tent, and occasional free skin cancer screenings with Olansky Dermatology & Aesthetics. One of the clearest threads here is how the producer-only rule turns the market into a place for direct, named sourcing. The market states that everything sold has been grown, raised, or made by the seller. That shows up in the vendor roster itself: Athens Orchard is tied to pawpaws, muscadines, chestnuts, persimmons, and kiwi berries adapted to Georgia conditions; Grateful Pastures Farm links its chicken and eggs to birds raised in mobile shelters on fresh pasture; Banner Butter connects cultured butter to locally sourced cream; and Oso: Smoke & Dough identifies both its wood-fired oven and its house-smoked fillings. Even prepared foods keep that maker-first emphasis, from handcrafted pasta with Kamut and Einkorn at Honest Harvest Pasta to small-batch tortilla chips and guacamole at Alligator Pear Foods.

Know before you go

Free parking is available, but the main garage routine is specific: park in the garage next to Fellini’s, then bring the parking ticket to the Market Information Booth for a voucher, with a suggested $5 donation, and keep the barcode uncovered. Additional free parking is available at Second-Ponce Baptist Church in the lower lot, followed by a short walk to the market. The market is open rain or shine, restrooms are available, and dogs are not allowed. If you park on neighborhood streets, follow the posted side-of-street rules and avoid blocking driveways, hydrants, or sightlines at corners.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at Peachtree Road Farmers Market, and SNAP benefits are doubled at each visit to the market. The market also notes clear payment methods for visitors, with the information booth playing a central role for parking vouchers and day-of logistics.