Farmers Markets in Arkansas

33Markets

9Counties

11Cities

Homegrown Goods in the Natural State

Arkansas nurtures a tight-knit market community with 33 locations serving nine counties across the state. These markets feature 30 unique product categories, proving that local variety is a high priority for residents and farmers alike.

Northwest Arkansas and Central Hubs

Benton County leads the way with seven markets, while Pulaski, Washington, and Faulkner counties each offer four active sites. The distribution focuses on 11 major cities to ensure easy access to local goods for urban populations.

Peak Season Saturday Mornings

The state leans heavily toward seasonal shopping, with only 6% of markets currently operating year-round. Saturday is the primary day for community gathering, with 19 markets opening their stalls to the public each weekend.

Artisan Crafts and Organic Greens

Handcrafted soaps and artisan crafts are the most prevalent items, found at 16 different markets. Shoppers also flock to these sites for organic vegetables and specialty artisan cheeses provided by 15 and 12 local producers respectively.

Begin Your Arkansas Food Journey

Little Rock and Bentonville are perfect starting points, as both cities host four bustling markets throughout the week. Be sure to plan your visits for a Saturday morning to catch the majority of vendors in one place.

Market Highlights

Of Arkansas's 33 farmers markets, 2 operate year-round and 21 hold weekend hours. 20 markets accept EBT/SNAP benefits. The most common products include Soap & Crafts, Organic Vegetables, Organic Produce.