Brookhaven Farmers Market

Brookhaven Farmers Market ties its food focus to the Georgia Department of Agriculture Plant Food, Feed & Grain Division, a specific institutional anchor that stands out alongside its neighborhood setup in Brookhaven. On Saturdays from March through October, the market gathers at 1375 Fernwood Circle NE with a mix of locally and sustainably produced foods and artisanal products. That combination gives the market a clear shape: produce and prepared foods sit beside flowers, body products, pet treats, and handmade goods rather than being limited to one narrow category. If you want a Saturday market with both grocery-minded stops and ready-to-eat options, this one is built around that blend.

Why it matters locally

1375 Fernwood Circle NE serves as a weekly source of locally and sustainably produced foods and artisanal products for the neighborhood, which gives the market a practical role beyond a one-off shopping event. The market’s vendor mix reinforces that local-use focus: produce farmers, livestock and dairy farmers, packaged and ready-to-eat foods, bath and body products, pet foods and pet treats, and artists and crafters all appear within the same market roster.

That means a Saturday stop here can cover vegetables, fruit, meat, pantry items, flowers, coffee, and household extras from named vendors in one place. The market also keeps ties to Georgia growers visible through names such as Georgia Peach Truck and Watsonia Farms, while the season runs from March to October on Saturday mornings.

What you'll find there

The roster leans broad rather than produce-only, with raw ingredients, prepared foods, drinks, flowers, pantry staples, pet items, and handmade goods sharing the same footprint. Several vendors are especially useful for building a full market run, while others add specialty items that feel specific to this lineup rather than interchangeable.

• -Pick up USDA Organic and Fair Trade certified fruits and vegetables from Watsonia Farms.
• -Find naturally grown produce and flowers from Yang Farm.
• -Grab farm-to-street fruit from Georgia Peach Truck.
• -Stock up on 100% lifetime grass-fed beef from Eden Pure Beef.
• -Bring home freshly made, handcrafted artisan sausages from Sausage World.
• -Choose pre-made meals and homemade casseroles from A Peach of A Party.
• -Order salad, salad dressing, wraps, and hummus from Cold Pressed.
• -Look for savory and sweet crêpes at Lisa’s Crêperie.
• -Try kimbap from seoulmates.
• -Take home artisan pastas and sauces from Pasta Milani.
• -Add beef bone marrow-infused tomato sauce from The Sunday Sauce Company.
• -Shop artisan olive oils and balsamic vinegars from Strippaggio.
• -Sip made-to-order coffee from Sava Coffee Roasters or espresso drinks from Sojourner Mobile Coffee.
• -Bring back small-batch pastries from Bebe’s Pastries or handcrafted sourdough pastries from Sourdough Delights.
• -Pick up cut flowers from The Little Flower Garden, a cut flower farm in West Georgia.
• -Browse medicinal herbs and nursery plants from Bed Head Plant Nursery.
• -Shop all natural, limited ingredient dog and cat treats from Whiskers n Wags Delights.
• -Add wheel-thrown pottery from Polly The Potter or handmade jewelry from Laura Grove Design.

Know before you go

Parking is the detail most likely to shape your arrival: the main parking is at University Baptist Church, street parking is available if neighbors’ driveways stay clear, and the MARTA overflow lot at Brookhaven-Oglethorpe Station is one block away. The market is also dog-friendly, which matters if you plan to walk over with a pet.

Saturday shopping happens from 9am to 12pm during the March-to-October season at 1375 Fernwood Circle NE. Payment methods are clearly posted by the market, and there are no restrooms listed in the visitor details, so it helps to plan your stop as a short neighborhood errand rather than a long stay.