Grant Park Farmers Market
Year-round Sunday fair at The Beacon with local farms and producers, prepared food, picnic seating, and a SNAP/EBT matching program.
About Grant Park Farmers Market
Grant Park Farmers Market is held every Sunday at The Beacon, a commercial site in Atlanta’s Grant Park neighborhood at 1040 Grant Street SE. Community Farmers Markets established it in 2011 and describes a producer-led model: vendors offer goods they grow, make, or produce themselves. The organization says most are within 200 miles of Atlanta, giving the selection a regional base that changes with harvests and weekly attendance.
The market combines farms, baked goods, meat, fruit and vegetables, artisan products, flowers, and ready-to-eat food stalls. Its current directory includes businesses such as Buenos Dias Cafe, Caribe United Farm, Crepe Masters, and Daily Chew, along with Georgia farmers and producers. Visitors can shop to take home or stay in the picnic areas. The organizer posts a vendor list and recommends following weekly updates to see who will attend.
Public hours are Sundays, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. year-round, with calendar-listed closures. Free parking is available at The Beacon, and dogs must remain leashed. Georgia Fresh for Less matches certain SNAP/EBT purchases; the organizer specifies that bonus tokens can be used for fruit and vegetables. Google comments tied to the market often praise freshness, breakfast options, and the community atmosphere; they also describe busy mornings. Arriving near opening time can make it easier to shop before seasonal goods sell out.
Fruit, vegetables, meat, breads, artisan foods, flowers, and breakfast and prepared-food stalls from local and regional vendors.