DC Farmer’s Markets
Every week at six DC area locations, farmers and producers (no resellers are allowed) sell farm fresh produce, meats and products that they grow, raise or make on their own farms.
The range of products varies from produce and flowers, to jams and sauces. You’ll find meats, fish, eggs, cheeses, breads and prepared foods, most coming from within 150 miles of DC.
The times and days vary, so check the links below for each specific locations.
- Dupont Circle - Sundays, 1500 block of 20th St., between Massachusetts Ave. and Q Street
- Foggy Bottom - Wednesdays - I Street between New Hampshire and 24th Street, NW
- Penn Quarter - Thursdays - North end of 8th St. NW, between D and E Streets, NW
- H Street - Saturdays - 624 H Street NE
- Silver Spring, MD - Saturdays - Ellsworth Drive between Fenton and Cedar Streets
- St. Michaels, MD - Saturdays - On Maryland’s Eastern Shore, at Muskrat Park on the St. Michaels Harbor, (Willow and Green Streets)
Dates and Times - Days and times vary, check links above.
Tickets - Admission is free. (map it)
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2 opinions for DC Farmer’s Markets
Marilyn Terrell
Aug 17, 2007 at 6:31 am
At the Dupont Circle market, don’t miss the people from Bonaparte Bakery, who make the best croissants, There’s usually a line:
http://intelligenttravel.typepad.com/it/2007/08/parisian-market.html
Jon
Aug 24, 2007 at 9:01 am
Thanks for the hint.
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