Mocksville Farmers’ Market flyer with dates, times, and location on a green background, surrounded by photos of local community-focused shoppers buying fresh produce, baked goods, and interacting at the outdoor market. Strawberries decorate the corners.

The Town of Mocksville is proud to welcome residents and visitors back to the Mocksville Farmers’ Market for another vibrant season of fresh food, local goods, and community connection. Conveniently located at 317 Sanford Avenue, the market will be open each Wednesday from 3–6 p.m., May 6 through October 21.

Whether you’re picking up ingredients for dinner, supporting local agriculture, or simply enjoying a midweek outing, the market offers a relaxed and inviting space to experience the best of Davie County—now with the added charm of down-home Americana-folkgrass music by Danny & Eva Casstevens.

What to Expect at the Market

Each week, visitors can explore a wide variety of locally produced and handcrafted items, including:

  • Fresh, seasonal fruits and vegetables
  • Locally grown berries and cut flowers
  • Baked goods, jams, soaps, and lotions
  • Pasture-raised meats, farm-fresh eggs, and local honey
  • Handmade crafts and unique artisan products

The Mocksville Farmers’ Market continues to serve as a valuable resource for residents seeking fresh, high-quality goods while supporting local farms and small businesses.

The market also participates in the Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program (SFMNP), helping eligible seniors access fresh, healthy food. Residents can learn more through the Senior Center in Mocksville.

Women stand in line at the Mocksville Farmers Market, holding green shopping bags and baskets. One woman uses a tablet while others select fresh local produce from the vendor on a sunny, community-focused day.
Two older adults sit outdoors on the grass at the Mocksville Farmers’ Market, playing acoustic guitars. The woman in a blue dress smiles in sunglasses, while the man in a floral shirt and cap focuses, surrounded by music gear and fresh local produce.
A woman with a baby in a carrier stands at a table of fresh baked goods at the Mocksville Farmers’ Market. Another woman, wearing sunglasses and a shirt that says "I bake people happy," chats with her as tents and local shoppers fill the background.

The market features a diverse group of vendors, with additional participants joining throughout the season. Vendors who have already joined the market this year include: 

At the community-focused Mocksville Farmers’ Market, a woman in a pink tank top holds peaches while talking to a vendor. A girl with a bouquet stands beside her by baskets of fresh local produce displayed on a truck bed under a canopy.
A woman in a blue dress with a colorful back tattoo shops for fresh local produce at an outdoor market table while a vendor stands behind crates of vegetables at the community-focused Mocksville Farmers’ Market. A pickup truck and parked cars are in the background.
At the Mocksville Farmers’ Market, a man in a cap and gray t-shirt arranges cantaloupes on a red table covered with tomatoes, while watermelons sit nearby at this local, community-focused outdoor market stand under a blue canopy.

End-of-Season Celebration – October 21

The final market of the season will take place on Wednesday, October 21, and will include a special community giveaway. Shoppers who attended the market on the last Wednesday of each month (May through October) will be entered into a drawing for a gift basket. Participants must be present at the final market to win.

Vendor Opportunities

Local farmers, growers, and artisans are encouraged to participate. The Town of Mocksville welcomes new vendors who are interested in sharing their products with the community.

For vendor information, please contact jpitts@mocksvillenc.gov or call (336) 753-6705.

Stay Connected

For weekly updates, vendor highlights, and special announcements, follow the Mocksville Farmers’ Market on Facebook.

The Town of Mocksville looks forward to another successful season at the farmers’ market—bringing fresh food, supporting local businesses, and strengthening community connections each week.