Our markets open rain or shine. We do close for lightning & high winds.

​Serving Bethesda, Burtonsville, Cabin John, Derwood, Darnestown, East County, Fallsgrove, Gaithersburg, Gaithersburg Crown, Germantown, King Farm, Lakelands, Montgomery Village, North Potomac, Olney, Poolesville, Potomac, Redland, Rockville, Silver Spring, Travilah, Washington Grove, Washingtonian Rio, Westside Shady Grove, Wheaton, Woodley Gardens, and more great neighborhoods! ​

We happily host local farmers, makers and artisans! 
Vendors accept cash, credit, debit, EBT, eWIC, and ApplePay​!  

OUR MARKETS

CABIN JOHN SUNDAY MARKET

​​DERWOOD SATURDAY MARKET - Reopens 4/6/2024

SHADY GROVE WEDNESDAY MARKET

WHEATON THURSDAY MARKET - through 12/21/2023

Double your spending at the market with our Matching Dollars program! For every $30 you spend, we'll give you an additional $30 in Matching Dollars to use at any of our markets. ​These Matching Dollars don't expire, so you can use them this year or next year. Come to the market welcome booth today and start doubling your spending! We hope you'll take advantage of this great opportunity to support our farmers and get some fresh, local produce. 

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We are proud to celebrate farmers markets and what they mean to us as consumers, as members of a community and broader foodshed*. Farmers markets afford customers access to fresh, local food, while giving farmers an important opportunity for direct marketing** which helps those who work hardest to put food on our table to enjoy the fruits of their labor. Farmers markets are cultural centers, and in the time of COVID-19, they provided a crucial source of food security amidst disrupted commodity networks in a well ventilated outdoor venue for safe shopping. Get more agricultural information here:  https://montgomerycountymd.gov/agservices/agritourism.html

*A foodshed refers to the geographical area of land and water resources that supply a regional food system. A foodshed includes the nutrients, animals, plants, institutions, transportation networks, economy, and cultures that feed a population. 
**According to the USDA Economic Research Service, out of every dollar spent on food, only 14.6 cents went to farmers. 

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