Farmers Markets in Maryland

41Markets

10Counties

13Cities

Chesapeake Bounty and Local Delights

Maryland boasts a robust network of 41 farmers markets spread across 10 counties and 13 cities. With 30 unique product categories available, the state offers a rich variety of local flavors for every shopper.

From Baltimore to the Eastern Shore

Montgomery County serves as a major agricultural hub with 12 markets, while Baltimore and Easton each host 4 locations. The distribution spans from urban centers to the historic counties of the Eastern Shore.

Saturday Peak and Weekday Treats

Saturday is the most popular day for shopping, with 24 markets welcoming visitors across the state. While 15% of markets stay open year-round, the peak season sees a surge of activity on Fridays and Tuesdays as well.

Maryland Wine and Homemade Jams

Jams and preserves are a Maryland favorite, appearing at 16 markets alongside fresh fruits found at 17 locations. You can also find local Maryland wine and organic vegetables at 14 or more markets.

Navigate the Maryland Market Trail

Browse the 4 markets in Cumberland or Bel Air to find unique local treasures. If you are looking for a weekend outing, 24 Saturday markets offer the perfect opportunity to stock up on fresh ingredients.

Market Highlights

Of Maryland's 41 farmers markets, 6 operate year-round and 28 hold weekend hours. 25 markets accept EBT/SNAP benefits. The most common products include Fruits, Jams & Preserves, Free-Range Eggs.