The Farmers Market is operated by the High Point Public Library,
a department of the City of High Point.
You can find us at 901 North Main Street in High Point
The 2021 High Point Farmers Market is sponsored by
Bethany Medical.
Greetings Farmers Market Lovers!
Here are the vendors for September 18:
Food:
Fishmongers (fin fish and shellfish)
A Step Beyond Baked Goods
Sugar Britches Handcrafted (baked goods & ice cream)
It's a Cake Walk (baked goods)
Sour'd (breads)
Sandy Ridge Orchards (peaches)
Gann Family Farms (local produce)
Bernie's Berries (local produce)
Growing High Point (local produce)
H & A Farm (local produce)
TLR International Cup of Care (coffee, breakfast rolls)
Sheraton Park Farms (eggs, poultry, beef, pork, honey)
Tom Snyder Farms (beef and pork)
Sweet Mornings Farm (jams, jellies, pickles, mustards)
That Peanut Guy (roasted peanuts)
Savage Roasters (freshly roasted bagged coffee and coffee by the cup)
Bernie's Berries (local produce)
Pop's Mini Doughnut Shop
Old South Kettle Corn
Sophie's Italian Ice
Taste of Creole Food Truck
NOTE: Some specialty crops, such as peaches and berries, are often limited in supply so it's best to come early for these items.
Plants:
Friendship Plant Company Muddy Creek Lavender
See Angel Flowers Root Bound Houseplants and More
Crafts:
Loretta's Doormats (prayer boxes, doormats, wall art) Graceful Forest Aromatics (soaps) Wood It Be (wood crafts)
Ted Beesley (wood crafts)
Lady Bug Creations (painted cement flower pots) McCabe Pottery
Obscene Soaps and Candles
Beaded Creations by Ajii (jewelry, tote bags)
We accept SNAP benefits PLUS offer Double the Bucks, and we accept the GCCN orange cards. For more information, ask at the Farmers Market table.
Children's staff will have free take-home craft kits -- as long as supplies last.
Dogs are welcome at the High Point Farmers Market! Come by the Farmers Market table for pats, a treat, and a free Farmers Market poop bag holder.
Ahoy, Farmers Market mateys!
In honor of National Pirate Day on Sunday, the library is hosting the Motley Tones in the Arts and Education Plaza at 11:00 a.m.
The Motley Tones washed ashore at the Blackbeard Festival in Hampton, VA in 2010 and are now the region's most popular pirate performing group, entertaining adults and children alike with their unique blend of classical and oft-times amusing sea shanties. They are known for their highly interactive street shows and enthusiastic stage shows.
Aargh! You don't want to miss this!
Members of the Alexander Martin chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will be at the Market to help us celebrate Constitution Day. Stop by their booth for bookmarks with the Constitution Preamble and pocket-sized copies of the Constitution.
High Point Councilman Wesley Hudson will read an official proclamation from the City of High Point at 10:00 a.m. marking the day.
The library booth will have related take-home crafts for kids.
What else do you need to know?
The library is open from 9:00 am until 6:00 pm on Saturday. After shopping at the Market, stop inside and see all the library has to offer.
In accordance with the new Guilford County mask mandate, customers are asked to wear a mask when entering the library building. Free masks are available on all 3 floors of the library. Masks are not required at the Farmers Market.
After you visit the Farmers Market, head over to the High Point Museum! Take a look at what's happening this Saturday:
Come celebrate our first responders!
From 10:00 am until noon, the High Point Fire Department and Police Department will be on-site with a firetruck and squad car for photo opportunities. Visitors will have a chance to write thank-you cards to local first responders throughout the day.
A Love Supreme: The Jazz of John Coltrane
through the Eyes of Chuck Stewart,
Curated by the Grammy Museum®
This fascinating exhibit opened on September 3 and will be at the Museum through December 5. Also on display is a saxophone played by John Coltrane on loan to the Museum for this exhibit.
Featuring photographs of John Coltrane by photographer Chuck Stewart, this exhibit is traveling to the hometown of the legendary jazz musician to kick off the 10th anniversary of the John Coltrane International Jazz & Blues Festival. Sponsored by the Drive High Point Foundation and the High Point Historical Society, with special partners Friends of John Coltrane and Visit North Carolina.
Blacksmith Demonstration
Come watch our costumed blacksmith in action as he crafts various iron pieces. All ages welcome. FREE. Drop-in from 10:00 am until 4:30 pm
For more information, please call 336-883-3023.
The Museum is located at 1859 East Lexington and is open Wednesday - Saturday 10:00 am - 4:30 pm.
