Brookhaven Farmers Market

Brookhaven Farmers Market pairs a neighborhood Saturday market with a vendor mix that reaches from produce and grass-fed beef to knife sharpening, cut flowers, and children’s books. Its pet-food and pet-treat offerings also sit within regulations outlined by the Georgia Department of Agriculture Plant Food, Feed & Grain Division, a specific marker of how closely the market defines parts of its vendor program. The market runs at 1375 Fernwood Circle NE in Brookhaven, giving this part of town a regular Saturday place to shop for locally and sustainably produced foods and artisanal product.

Why it matters locally

At 1375 Fernwood Circle NE, the market describes its role as providing the neighborhood with a reliable source for locally and sustainably produced foods and artisanal product, a mission that shapes both the food stalls and the maker presence. That local emphasis shows up in the categories it highlights, including 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.

One visitor noted that market staff strives to include local vendors and maintain a good weekly mix of produce, prepared foods, and artisanal goods, which matches the way the market presents itself. In Brookhaven, that means a Saturday stop where practical grocery buying and small-scale food businesses share the same footprint.

What you'll find there

The vendor mix leans heavily toward prepared foods, pantry goods, drinks, and specialty makers, with enough farm presence to keep produce and flowers in the picture. It is the kind of market where shopping can mean ingredients for the week, a ready-made breakfast, and a practical errand like sharpening kitchen tools in the same visit.

• -Pick up USDA Organic and Fair Trade certified fruits and vegetables from Watsonia Farms.
• -Find fresh, naturally grown produce and flowers at Yang Farm.
• -Choose 100% lifetime grass-fed beef from Eden Pure Beef.
• -Browse medicinal herbs and nursery plants from Bed Head Plant Nursery.
• -Bring home pre-made meals and homemade casseroles from A Peach of A Party.
• -Order savory and sweet crêpes from Lisa’s Crêperie.
• -Stock up on artisan pastas and sauces from Pasta Milani.
• -Add beef bone marrow-infused tomato sauce from The Sunday Sauce Company.
• -Try freshly made, handcrafted artisan sausages from Sausage World.
• -Sip Caribbean-inspired cold-pressed juices from Juices Fresh.
• -Grab espresso drinks, cold brew, or chai tea from Sojourner Mobile Coffee.
• -Take home small-batch pastries from Bebe’s Pastries or handcrafted sourdough pastries from Sourdough Delights.
• -Shop authentic NYC-style, old-fashioned kettle-boiled bagels from The Bronx Bagel Buggy.
• -Look for family-owned cut flowers from The Little Flower Garden in West Georgia.
• -Stop by SimplySharp Knife and Tool Sharpening for knife and tool sharpening.
• -Browse children’s books from author Gina Gallois.

The current season is billed as the 16th Annual Season 2026, running Saturdays from March 28 through October 31.

Know before you go

Main parking is at University Baptist Church, and that is the first detail likely to shape your arrival plan. Street parking is also available, but drivers are asked not to block neighbors’ driveways, and an overflow option sits one block away at the MARTA lot by Brookhaven-Oglethorpe Station. The market is in the parking lot of University Baptist Church off Dresden Drive, which helps when mapping the final turn rather than just the street address. Dogs are welcome, and restrooms are not available on site.