The FRESHFARM Dupont Circle Market is located in the midst of one of the most dynamic and historic areas in Washington, DC. During peak season, more than 50 farmers sell conventional and certified organic fruits and vegetables, pastured meat, poultry, and eggs, farmstead, and artisan cheeses, sweet and savory baked goods (including gluten-free options), fresh pasta, pickles, jams, and jellies, locally roasted coffee, District-made spirits and beers, handmade dumplings, soups, and sandwiches, cut flowers, potted plants, soaps, and more.

SNAP/EBT, P-EBT, WIC, and Senior FMNP checks are accepted at all FRESHFARM markets. FRESH Match matches all federal benefits spend at the market dollar for dollar, allowing consumers to bring home extra fresh produce and healthful meals.

Address: 1600 20th St NW, Washington, DC 20036, United States

Website: https://www.freshfarm.org/

Hours: Sunday: 8:30AM–1:30PM

Eastern Market, located in the center of Washington, DC's historic Capitol Hill district, is a destination for fresh food, community events, and, on weekends, local farm-fresh produce and handmade arts and crafts. Explore its website to learn about everything the market has to offer. Eastern Market has been a neighborhood hub for over 136 years, connecting neighbors, families, and visitors.

Visitors flow through the South Hall Market from Tuesday to Sunday, where merchants provide the finest meats, poultry, seafood, fruit, pasta, baked products, and cheeses from across the world. On weekends, Eastern Market is alive with activity, live music, and local flavor. Local farmers unload their trucks with freshly picked fruit outside the market. Farm-direct from Delaware, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, and West Virginia. Aside from fresh fruits and vegetables and flowers, over 100 exhibitors of homemade arts, crafts, jewelry, and antiques have something for everyone.

Address: 225 Seventh Street, SE Washington, DC 20003

Website: https://easternmarket-dc.org/

Hours:

Monday Closed
Tuesday 8AM–6PM

Wednesday 8AM–6PM
Thursday 8AM–6PM
Friday 8AM–6PM
Saturday 8AM–6PM
Sunday 8AM–5PM

14&U Farmers' Market is a classic urban farmers' market. The 14&U Farmers' Market, located in the center of one of DC's most buzzworthy neighborhoods, is open every Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. from May through November. The market offers a wide variety of fresh vegetables, stunning flowers and plants, and a variety of tasty treats ranging from homemade pies and quiches to ice cream and cookies. Handmade cheeses, fruits, eggs, veggies, grass-fed meats, preserves, bread, pastries, pickles, kimchi, kraut, juices and cider, pies, cookies, sauces, ice cream, cut flowers, plants, and so on... are all available at the 14&U Farmers' Market.

Address: 2000 14th St NW, Washington, DC 20009, United States.

Hours: Saturday: 9 AM–1 PM

The FRESHFARM Mount Vernon Triangle Market is a Saturday morning favorite for Mount Vernon Triangle locals. If you want to spend an energetic Saturday, come down to Milian Park, where you will find not only delicious bagel sandwiches and coffee, but also fresh and local produce, orchard fruit, grass-fed meats, pastured eggs, pickles, jams, jellies, sweet and savory baked goods, ciders, bagels, dog treats, and so on.

At FRESHFARM Mount Vernon Triangle Market, there are many vendors, offering offer a variety of protein products, vegetables, flowers, breakfast sandwiches, coffee, fresh fruit, etc. Here are some vendors we recommend for you:

• A Baked Joint, bread
• Black Rock Orchard, fruits and vegetables
• Capitol Cider House, alcoholic beverages, and seasonal ciders
• Finesse Essential Body, all-natural, handmade bath and body products
• Grassfed Griddle, breakfast sandwiches
• Just AJ’s Food, veggie hotdogs
• Kallaloo Kitchen+ Crop Eats, vegan muffins, and baked goods
• New Horizons Apiaries & Farm, honey and bee products

Address: 499 I St NW, Washington, DC 20001, United States

Website: https://www.freshfarm.org/

Hours: Saturday: 9 AM–1 PM

Capital Harvest on the Plaza (CHoP), the weekly farmer's market, offers a wide variety of farm-fresh foods and artisanal treats. The market is designed to be environmentally friendly, informative, amusing, interactive, and unique. Stop by the information booth to get recipes and suggestions on living a healthy and socially conscious lifestyle.

During your visit, you'll find plenty of farm-fresh delectableness and handcrafted crafts, as well as recipes and healthy-living recommendations. You will find out many artisans and farmers there such as BAR & BEAN, SCHROLL’S, SWEETDELE’S SWEET TREATS, etc.

Address: Ronald Reagan Bldg and International Trade Center, 1300 Pennsylvania Ave, NW, 1300 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20004, United States

Website: https://www.capitalharvestdc.com/

Hours: Friday: 11 AM–3 PM (June 4 - November 5)

Since 2008, the market has provided small area farmers and ranchers with fruits, vegetables, herbs, flowers, meats, and eggs. Regional artisan specialties like bread, cheeses, charcuterie, and pasta are some of many other products available. There are also artisan street cuisines including empanadas, paella, and Chinese dumplings.

At Palisades Farmers' Market, vendors are expected to set up and sell on all market days, no-shows are not accepted on a regular basis. The market's setup begins at 8 a.m., and all sellers are asked to come on schedule. Without exception, sales begin at 9 a.m. and end at 9 p.m.

The market concludes at 1 p.m, and all merchants have agreed to stay until the end of the fair; no early exits are permitted. When the street reopens at 2 p.m., the sale areas must be clean. As part of the clean-up, vendors undertake to leave their stall areas broom swept and to remove waste and debris from the area.

The Palisades Farmers Market is also a community hub, run by the Palisades Community Association. Most markets have a community tent where residents can answer questions or organize around community issues.

Address: 48th Place and MacArthur Boulevard, in Northwest DC

Website: http://www.palisadesfarmersmarket.com/

Hours: Sunday:9:00 am-1:00 pm (year-round)

The Bloomingdale Farmers' Market or BFM as local foodies refer to it, is located on R Street between First and Florida Avenues, right next to the Big Bear Cafe and across from a newly renovated playground. Bloomingdale, Eckington, Edgewood, Bates, Truxton Circle, LeDroit Park, RIA, Stronghold, and surrounding Shaw areas are served by BFM. The market is obviously a quality-over-quantity kind of place, there aren't many sellers, but they sell a wide range of high-quality goods. It's seldom crowded and the merchants are always kind and helpful, and debit/credit cards are accepted for a nominal cost.

The market has a fantastic group of producers who provide a wide range of handcrafted cheeses, fruits, eggs, vegetables, grass-fed meat, preserves, mushrooms, herbal teas, local vinegars, breads, pastries, pies, cakes, ice cream, sauces, plants, and so on.

Address: 102 R St NW, Washington, DC

Hours: Sundays: 9 a.m-1 p.m