• CFM New Vendor Inquiries & Waiting List

    Community Farmers Markets
  • Thank you for your interest in becoming a vendor with Community Farmers Markets. Every vendor within our market community is carefully screened as we aim to select a diverse group of vendors for each market to provide our customers with access to high quality and locally produced food.

     

    *Our 2025 application period has CLOSED*

    However, we do occasionally add new vendors into our markets mid-season when space becomes available. To be considered for any vacancies, please fill out this Inquiry Form.

    If selected for further review, we will contact you to complete a full application in which you must submit ALL relevant licenses, documentation and processing fees, before being considered for that market. We will not be sending individualized responses to this form! 

  • Requirements and Restrictions 

    Please read through our Vendor Rubric to make sure your product is a fit for the markets.

    Products that may be sold at CFM markets include the following:

    • Vegetables grown by the seller from seeds, seedlings, or sets.
    • Fruits, berries, or nuts grown on trees, bushes, or vines on the seller’s farm.
    • Plants grown by the seller from seed, seedling, or transplant.
    • Eggs produced by the seller’s poultry.
    • Honey produced by the seller’s bees.
    • Fresh baked goods and prepared food items must be made from scratch by the seller using locally sourced, sustainable ingredients.
    • Fresh cut flowers grown on the seller’s farm.
    • Meat products must be produced from animals raised on the seller’s farm.
    • Dairy products, including milk, cheese, and yogurt must be produced from animals raised on the seller’s farm.
    • Fish products must to be humanely caught or raised.
    • Pet food and treats made from scratch by the seller using locally sourced, sustainable ingredients.
    • Foraging is an acceptable practice. Foraged products must be approved by the CFM Director of Operations prior to sale.
    • Prepared and packaged foods using ingredients sourced from local, Georgia farms. 
    • Bath and Body products that incorporate local and sustainable products.
      Handmade Arts and Crafts products using sustainably sourced materials.

     

    Required Documents


    All vendors are required to have the following documentation: 

    • Business License
    • Department of Agriculture and/ or Department of Health certifications, as required by your business
    • Liability Insurance (all food related businesses) 
  • Business Information

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  • 2025 Markets

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    Decatur Farmers Market

    • Wednesdays, 4:00 – 7:00 pm
    • March 26 – November 19
    • Location: 308 Clairemont Rd., Decatur, GA 30030
       

    East Atlanta Village Farmers Market

    • Thursdays, 4:00 – 7:00 pm
    • March 27 – November 20
    • Location: 572 Stokeswood Ave., Atlanta, GA 30316

    Oakhurst Farmers Market

    • Saturday, 9:00 am – 1:00 pm
    • March 29 – December 20
    • Location: 630 East Lake Drive – Unit E, Decatur, GA 30030
      At Sceptre Brewing Arts

    Grant Park Farmers Market

    • Sundays, 9:00 am – 1:00 pm
    • March 30 – December 21
    • Location: 1040 Grant St SE, Atlanta, GA 30315                                              
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