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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.
Want to learn why there is a Black Farmers’ Market? Click here.
The market takes place four times a month, from April to November 2024, alternating between Raleigh and Durham.
The market will take place from 1 to 4 p.m. Black Farmers Market accepts SNAP and participates in the Double Bucks program, supported by Duke Health.
Additional activities include live cooking demonstrations, fun zones for kids, a DJ and more.
Read on for the 2024 schedule, and the theme of each month.
Here are the two locations:
- Durham Tech. Community College, 1637 E Lawson Street, Durham, NC
- Southeast Raleigh YMCA, 1436 Rock Quarry Road, Raleigh, NC
Please note that updates to the schedule will be shared on Black Farmers’ Market’s Facebook page.
You might also be interested in this big list of farmers’ markets in the Triangle.
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Black Farmers’ Market in Durham in 2024
Durham Tech. Community College, 1637 E Lawson Street, Durham, NC
- July 21 (Berry Bonanza)
- August 4 (Sweet as a Peach Month)
- August 18 (Sweet as a Peach Month)
- September 1 (Farm to Table Dinner)
- September 15 (Farm to Table Dinner)
- October 1 (HBCU Love Month)
- October 20 (Fish Fry)
- November 3 (Give Thanks Month)
- November 17 (Give Thanks Month)
Black Farmers’ Market in Raleigh in 2024
Southeast Raleigh YMCA, 1436 Rock Quarry Road, Raleigh, NC
- July 28 (Berry Bonanza)
- August 11 (Sweet as a Peach Month)
- September 8 (Farm to Table Dinner)
- September 22 (Farm to Table Dinner)
- October 13 (HBCU Love Month)
- October 27 (Fish Fry)
- November 10 (Give Thanks Month)
- November 24 (Give Thanks Month)
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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