High Point Farmers Market

High Point Farmers Market is tied to the YWCA of High Point, a partnership that gives this market a clear civic footprint beyond a simple produce stop. The market runs at 901 N Main Street and appears in the city’s public library event network, with market dates listed at the High Point Public Library-Library Plaza. Its season stretches from April 18 through October 31, giving High Point shoppers a defined warm-weather window for local buying. The market also stands out for food-access programming, with SNAP/EBT accepted and a season-long Double the Bucks match available for eligible shoppers.

Why it matters locally

The partnership with Guilford County Care Network places food access at the center of the High Point Farmers Market’s role in the city. That focus is reinforced by the market’s Double the Bucks program, which matches SNAP/EBT purchases dollar-for-dollar all season long. The market also hosts the Power of Produce Club, a children’s incentive program built specifically around farmers market shopping.

Support extends to other public nutrition programs too. NC WIC Farmers Market Nutrition Program coupons can be redeemed with named vendors at the market, including Gann Family Farms and H&A Farm. In practice, that means the market is set up not just for casual browsing but for regular household food purchasing across multiple assistance programs.

What you'll find there

The clearest picture of the vendor mix here comes through the market’s nutrition-program redemptions and its craft review process. That points to a market shaped by farm vendors participating in public food programs, with space for approved craft sellers as well.

• -Find Gann Family Farms, a vendor that accepts NC WIC Farmers Market Nutrition Program coupons.
• -Shop H&A Farm, another vendor where NC WIC Farmers Market Nutrition Program coupons can be redeemed.

Craft vendors are part of the market too, and they are required to attend a Craft Review Committee session to have items evaluated.

The market calendar also includes programs and special events around the shopping season. The Power of Produce Club adds a children’s market incentive. A Pepper Blast Chili Cook-Off brought entries from High Point Fire and Police, with cooks including Darrell Barham, Bradley White, Kaitlyn Pendell, Dusty Brackett, Rachel Juren, and Charles and Jordyn Swift.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, which is one of the most useful details to know before you head over. The market’s listed address is 901 N Main Street, and city event listings place market events at the High Point Public Library-Library Plaza. Restrooms are not available, so plan accordingly before arrival.

For questions, the listed market manager is Lee Gann. The market season runs through October 31 rather than year-round, so timing matters if you are planning a repeat visit later in the year. Craft sellers should note that participation involves review sessions, including examples held in the Storyroom, 1st Floor and the Morgan Community Room, 1st Floor.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at High Point Farmers Market, and the market’s Double the Bucks program matches SNAP/EBT purchases dollar-for-dollar throughout the season. NC WIC Farmers Market Nutrition Program coupons can also be redeemed with Gann Family Farms and H&A Farm. Those programs make this market one of the city’s more practical options for shoppers using food benefits.