Farmers Market in Wilkes, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

Deep Gap Farmers Market

Farmers Market

Deep Gap, NC

Deep Gap Farmers Market offers bee classes, beekeeping supplies, and a honey tasting bar, with the operation dating to 2000.

  • new beekeepers seeking colony-management instruction
  • customers buying beekeeping suits, tools, or honey extractors
  • shoppers seeking honey, local chocolates, soaps, lotions, pottery, or wood crafts

Wilkes County Farmers Market

Farmers Market

North Wilkesboro, NC

Wilkes County Farmers Market has connected customers with local farmers since the 1980s and offers produce, prepared goods, meats, flowers, and crafts.

  • buying locally grown produce directly from farmers
  • finding honey, preserves, pickles, jams, and jellies
  • shopping for locally produced meats, seafood, and poultry

Parsons Farm Store

Farmers Market

Millers Creek, NC

Parsons Farm Store sells grass-fed, grain-finished beef, grain-fed pork, and Foothills-grown produce from its Millers Creek, North Carolina farm store.

  • grass-fed and grain-finished beef
  • grain-fed pork products
  • locally grown corn, squash, and tomatoes

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FAQ

What can I buy at the Wilkes County Farmers Market?

The market lists locally grown vegetables, fruits, nuts, berries, honey, preserves, pickles, jams, jellies, meat, seafood, poultry, flowers, and locally made arts and crafts.

Can I use EBT or SNAP at a Wilkes County farmers market?

Some Wilkes County Farmers Market vendors accept EBT/SNAP, but acceptance is not universal. Most vendors accept debit cards, so confirm with the individual seller before purchasing.

Are farmers market prices published online?

The provided market information does not list fixed prices. Prices and availability can vary by vendor and by the seasonal products offered.

Where can I buy local beef and pork near Wilkes County?

Parsons Farm Store in Millers Creek sells grass-fed, grain-finished beef and grain-fed pork, along with Foothills-grown produce.