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Ashe County Farmers Market will have extended hours tomorrow for July 4th! 8 am – 3 pm. You will find plenty of fresh veggies, leafy greens, eggs, honey, homemade granola, teas, sourdough bread, amish friendship breads, goat cheese, dairy milk, kruegers, Russian tea balls, lamb, beef, pork and chicken. Also find handmade crafts such as birdhouses, cutting boards, bowls, pottery, quilts, masks, alpaca goodies, and soaps. We also have shrubbery, fresh cut flowers, and herbs for planting plus fresh lavender bundles.
Featured this week is Woodbine Natives. Woodbine, growing in Ashe since 2003, specializes in nursery grown native ephemeral, medicinal, edible and erosion control plants. With fifty plus years in horticulture, Woodbine can assist you with best plants in the High Country. For erosion mitigation, sustainability and aesthetics. Go Native!!
Always Local, Always Fresh at the Ashe County Farmers Market!!

We have lots of fresh veggies, leafy greens, onions, broccoli, cauliflower, beets, radishes, herbs, and much more. Are you looking to spruce up your front yard with new shrubbery? Check out Viers shrubs with his beautiful plants. We also have homemade sourdough bread, honey, homemade granola, Russian tea cookies, fresh eggs, fresh cuts of chicken, beef, and sausage, fresh dairy milk and goat cheeses. We also have a wide range of crafts from birdhouses, jewelry, furniture, cutting boards, pottery, quilts, soy candles, handmade vegan soap and goat milk soap.

Look forward to seeing you at the Ashe County Farmers Market. Always Local, Always Fresh.

Are you looking for that perfect gift for Fathers Day, then join us on Saturday, from 8 am – 1 pm and browse our crafters tables for woodworking items, pottery, birdhouses, soaps, among other items. We will also have meat, dairy, fresh vegetables, dried apples, eggs, native plants and other shrubbery, garden plants and beautiful hanging baskets.

See you there where its Always Local, Always Fresh!

Join us Saturday morning from 8 am – 1 pm and check out the latest offerings from our local farmers. You will find leafy green lettuces, fresh asparagus, green garlic, onions, red potatoes, herbs, mushrooms, herbs, fresh dairy milk, goat cheeses, fudge, garden plants, native shrubs, beautiful hanging baskets, heirloom apple trees, fresh eggs, honey, sourdough bread, dried apples, CBD products, Alpaca fiber made into a variety of goodies, homemade face masks, quilts, wood working items such as furniture, bird houses and jewelry. See you Saturday morning!

Join us on Saturday, May 23rd at the Ashe County Farmers Market. Springtime is a great time to shop for lettuces and dark leafy greens. We also have fresh Asparagus, herbs, garden plants, native shrubs, beautiful hanging flower baskets, heirloom apple trees, sourdough bread, fresh eggs, dried apples, teas, CBD products, local honey, homemade face masks, quilts, soap and so much more.

We also have Alpaca fiber. Nature’s premier fiber is a natural body armor. Alpaca provides excellent thermal regulation, wicks away moisture, possess odor control, typically non-allergenic and is addictively soft! Check out Pendle Alpaca booth at the market for a variety of goodies.

See you Saturday at the Market from 8 am – 1 pm. Come early for best selection of plants as our farmers sell out quickly!

The Ashe County Farmers Market will open on Saturday, May 9th from 8 am – 1 pm. Vendors will sell produce, meats, dairy, breads, plants and soaps. We will also have a food truck. Only essential items per Governor Coopers orders. Please note that the market will look somewhat different this year with 1 entrance and 1 exit. A hand washing station will be set up at the entrance (side closest to WJ Hardware) for all customers to wash their hands before entering. We also encourage all customers to wear gloves and masks. The exit will be on the side closest to First Baptist Church. HELP US HELP YOU by social distancing of at least 6 feet. Please point to the products you wish to buy and the vendors will gladly bag what you want. Let’s all work together to keep everyone safe! See you at the Market! Double Up Bucks are now available for all SNAP/EBT Customers.

Due to the Stay At Home Order from Governor Cooper and ACFM’s priority to keep all vendors, customers and the community safe, the Board has decided to delay our opening day until Saturday, May 9, 2020.  Stay Safe!!!

Ashe County Farmers Market is on schedule to open Saturday, April 11th from 8 am – 1 pm. Any changes to this opening will be updated here.

We will implement the following protocols to help “flatten the curve” and do our part to slow the spread of coronavirus.

Ashe County Farmers Market is essential to our local food supply and we will strive to balance access to local food with health and safety. Our protocols can be found using this link: http://www.ashefarmersmarket.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/ACFM-Protocols-for-COVID-19.pdf