The Black Farmers’ Market gives the public a chance to support Black farmers in the Triangle, and to enjoy the wonderful products that they offer the community.
The market alternates between Raleigh and Durham. Please note that the Raleigh markets are in a new location in 2026.
Please visit The Black Farmers’ Market on Facebook to see updates.
Want to learn why there is a Black Farmers’ Market? Click here.
You might also be interested in this big list of farmers’ markets in the Triangle.
Black Farmers’ Market 2026 Schedule
Black Farmers’ Market takes place on Sundays from 1 to 4 p.m., alternating between:
Durham Tech Community College
1637 E Lawson Street, Durham, NC
Montague Plaza
2718 Rock Quarry Road, Raleigh, NC
The schedule was announced on Facebook.
- April 12: Raleigh
- April 19: Durham
- April 26: Raleigh
- May 3: Durham
- May 10: Raleigh
- May 17: Durham
- May 24: Raleigh
- June 7: Durham
- June 14: Raleigh
- June 20: Durham (Saturday)
- June 28: Raleigh
- July 12: Raleigh
- July 19: Durham
- July 26: Raleigh
- August 2: Durham
- August 9: Raleigh
- August 16: Durham
- August 23: Raleigh
- September 6: Durham
- September 13: Raleigh
- September 20: Durham
- September 27: Raleigh
- October 4: Durham
- October 11: Raleigh
- October 18: Durham
- October 25: Raleigh
- November 1: Durham
- November 8: Raleigh
- November 15: Durham
- November 22: Raleigh
Why is there a Black Farmers’ Market?
Anyone who wants to support or connect with Black farmers and other Black business owners is welcome!
Historically, Black farmers have had to struggle with discriminatory land lending and a lack of access to loans, making it harder for these family farms to survive. Black Farmers’ Market is a way of working together to support each other.
Learn more about the Black Farmers’ Market — both the need for it and what the goals are — in this article from IndyWeek.
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Durham Technical Community College, main campus
1637 E Lawson Street
Durham, NC
Karen Isaksen says
Can White people come also?
Thank you and God Bless you
Jody Mace says
Yes, everyone is welcome!
Lillian says
How do I become a vendor