Blacksburg Farmers Market

At 108 W Roanoke St, Suite 101, the Blacksburg Farmers Market anchors Market Square Park in downtown Blacksburg. This is a year-round, producer-only market, and its vendors come from within a 50-mile radius, giving the market a distinctly local footprint tied closely to the New River Valley. The mix brings together seasonal produce, ethically raised meats, baked goods, prepared foods, cheese, and handmade crafts in one downtown stop. Friends of the Farmers Market, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, supports the market with a mission centered on locally grown and sustainably produced food, vendor support, education, and advocacy.

What you'll find there

The vendor roster leans heavily into farm products and food, with craft makers folded into the lineup rather than separated from it. Because the market is producer-only and limited to vendors within 50 miles, the selection stays closely tied to nearby growers, makers, and prepared-food businesses.

• -Pick up orchard fruit from Ayers Orchard.
• -Find biscuits from Bella & Beau's Biscuits.
• -Shop farm goods from Big Indian Farm.
• -Cool off with ice cream from Big Lick Ice Cream Co..
• -Browse produce or other farm offerings from Birdsong Farm.
• -Grab baked goods from Blacksburg Bagels.
• -Look for farm products from Blacksnake Farm.
• -See what Cedar Chest Farm is bringing from the farm.
• -Stop by Crooked Porch Farm for its farm offerings.
• -Explore leather goods from Dancin Dee Leather Works.
• -Shop handmade work from Dashing Dog Studio.
• -Find fungi from Den Hill Farm and Fungi.
• -Bring home fermented foods from Draper Springs Fermented.
• -Taste products from Fire George Willis.
• -Check The Green Market for its vendor offerings.
• -Browse ceramics from Gypsy Clay.
• -Visit Kat the Farmer for farm-grown goods.
• -Pick up farm products from Kelley Family Farm.
• -Look for fruit from Levering Orchard.
• -Find lavender products from Mystic River Lavender.
• -Order prepared foods from Not Your Mama's Street Food.
• -Shop produce or other farm goods from Peace & Harmony Farm.
• -Browse alpaca-related products from Poplar Hill Alpacas.
• -Find organic farm goods from Riverstone Organic.
• -Pick up spices from Shing's Garden Spice.
• -Visit Titan Stonecrop Farm for its farm offerings.
• -Check Sunrise Valley Farm for seasonal products.
• -Browse vendor goods from Under the Green Umbrella.
• -Shop wooden pet items from Wag & Wood.
• -Stop at Weathertop Farm for farm products.
• -Find local goods from West Farm.
• -Look for produce or other farm items from Whitegate Farm.
• -Pick up farm goods from Williamson Farms.

The market also runs a calendar of live music, family-friendly festivals, seasonal celebrations, and pop-up events downtown.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, a rule that may shape plans if you're walking over from downtown or combining the market with other stops. Market Square Park sits at the corner of Roanoke Street and Draper Road in downtown Blacksburg, with parking available in metered lots around town and at the Kent Square parking garage. On Saturdays, the Virginia Tech media lot offers free parking, which can make the weekend market easier to fit into a longer downtown visit. The market describes itself as family-friendly and operates under a producer-only model, so the people selling here are the ones growing, raising, or making what they bring.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at the Blacksburg Farmers Market. The market is also organized to support local vendors and make sustainably produced food more accessible through its nonprofit backing and ongoing market management. If SNAP access is part of your shopping plan, this is one of the key practical features that sets up the market for regular grocery trips, not just occasional browsing.