Huntersville farmers markets

Last checked Oct. 11, 2026. Market details come from the Town of Huntersville’s Growers’ Market page and the N.C. Department of Health and Human Services’ 2026 farmers market list.

Huntersville’s own market is the Huntersville Growers’ Market, run by the town’s Parks and Recreation Department since 1999. It meets Saturdays, 8 a.m. to noon, at Veterans Park, 201 Huntersville-Concord Road. The 2026 season ran May 2 to Aug. 29, so the market is closed until spring. For the rest of the fall, the nearest Saturday market is in Davidson, about six miles north. Market questions: Huntersville Parks and Recreation, 704-766-2220.

Who to call

• Huntersville Growers’ Market: Parks and Recreation, 704-766-2220; event assistant Charlie Firth, 704-766-2255
• Market updates and themed days: the market’s Facebook page
• SNAP microtransit rides: Mecklenburg County Public Health, through the CATS Pass app

Markets in and near Huntersville

From the state’s 2026 list and the town:

What you will find

The town says the Growers’ Market was set up to sell locally grown food, support farmers in and around Huntersville and build community. Vendors sell fresh produce, eggs, baked goods, dog treats, select crafts and more, and chefs hand out free samples. The town’s 2026 vendor list included Coddle Creek Farm, Gabor Farms, Nourished Life Farms, RYS Farms and Wild Daisy Farm, some every Saturday and some on select Saturdays. The town’s What’s in Season page lists what produce to expect by month.

Want to sell? The town opened 2026 vendor applications Jan. 19; watch the vendor page in January for 2027.

SNAP, EBT and Double Bucks

The Growers’ Market accepts SNAP:

• Swipe your EBT card at the Huntersville Parks and Recreation tent for tokens, then pay vendors with them.
• Tokens buy bread and baked goods, fruits and vegetables, dairy, eggs, meat, fish, poultry, preserves, honey and syrups, and seeds and plants that produce food.
• SNAP Double Bucks gives matching tokens for eligible items at the market manager’s tent, through Mecklenburg County Public Health.
• SNAP recipients in north Mecklenburg can get free microtransit rides to the Huntersville, Davidson and North Meck Community markets through the CATS Pass app, the town says.

Seniors who qualify for North Carolina’s Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program can use their vouchers at every market in the table, according to the state list.

What this means for you

• The Huntersville market is done for 2026; it returns on spring Saturdays at Veterans Park.
• This fall, shop the Davidson market on Saturday mornings through November.
• Bring your EBT card: the Huntersville market’s token system covers most fresh food.

More: parks and trails and things to do this month.

Frequently asked questions

When is the Huntersville farmers market?

The Huntersville Growers’ Market runs Saturdays from 8 a.m. to noon. The 2026 season ran May 2 to Aug. 29, so it is closed until next spring.

Where is the Huntersville Growers’ Market?

At Veterans Park, 201 Huntersville-Concord Road in downtown Huntersville, according to the state’s 2026 farmers market list.

Does the Huntersville Growers’ Market take SNAP?

Yes. EBT cardholders buy tokens at the Parks and Recreation tent and spend them with vendors. SNAP Double Bucks adds matching tokens for eligible food.

Is there a farmers market near Huntersville in the fall?

Yes. The Davidson Farmers Market, 120 S. Main St., runs Saturdays 9 a.m. to noon from April to November, according to the state’s 2026 list.