The Comprehensive Guide to Montgomery County Farmers Markets

Address

7155 Wisconsin Ave, Bethesda, MD 20814

Season

Year-round. Yelp lists Wed/Fri/Sat 7:00 am–3:00 pm; reviews describe an indoor market plus outdoor market, with Sunday outdoor/flea-market activity and winter variation. (Yelp)

Off-season

Reviews say Sunday hours are except during winter; the indoor market remains open year-round on Wed/Fri/Sat, while outdoor Sunday activity appears weather-dependent and reduced in winter. (Yelp)

Setting

Mixed indoor market building + outdoor lot/parking-lot market; Sunday flea-market style outdoors when weather permits

Established

1932 (reported by reviews; not independently verified in an official current source)

Operator

Montgomery Farm Women's Cooperative Market (co-op)

Not publicly listed; reviewer descriptions suggest a small-to-medium, eclectic market rather than a large multi-dozen farmers market.

Produce, meat, dairy/cheese, baked goods/pastries, prepared foods, Indian food, flowers, jewelry, and some flea-market/crafts items. (Yelp)

St. Michel Bakery (widely mentioned in reviews), Stonyman cheese vendor, Hardy’s BBQ / food truck mentions, and Chris’ Marketplace (seafood/crab cakes) appears in Yelp review references. (Yelp)

Card acceptance is listed on Yelp; I did not find public confirmation for SNAP/EBT, WIC, FMNP, SFMNP, or Maryland Market Money for this market. (Yelp)

Yelp lists street parking, private lot parking, and bike parking; reviewer notes say weekend parking is free. Insider tip: visitors often use the nearby open lot off Willow Street behind/near the market area. (Yelp, Yelp review for Elm Street Urban Park)

Not publicly listed in the sources I found; it is in central Bethesda near Wisconsin Ave, so local bus and walk access should be good, but I could not verify a specific Metro stop from a primary source.

Not publicly listed in current official sources I found. Review snippets mention an indoor market building and outdoor lot; I did not find current ADA/restroom/surface details. Bike parking is listed on Yelp. (Yelp)

Arrive early for the best bakery items and specialty foods; reviewers specifically praise St. Michel Bakery and say the market is small enough that favorites can sell out. Bring a card and be prepared for a mix of indoor stalls and outdoor vendors. (Yelp)

Bethesda Row, Capital Crescent Trail, and nearby Bethesda restaurants/cafes are easy pairings; Yelp’s nearby place references include Elm Street Urban Park and ZEKE’s Coffee. (Yelp, Yelp)

Address

Bethesda Elementary School, 7600 Arlington Road, Bethesda, MD 20814

Season

Open year-round. Sundays 9:00 AM–1:00 PM in January-March; Sundays 9:00 AM–1:30 PM April-December. Closed Thanksgiving weekend. Bethesda Central Farm Markets

Off-season

No true off-season; it operates year-round. Winter hours are Sundays 9:00 AM–1:00 PM in January-March. Bethesda Central Farm Markets

Setting

Outdoor market lot on the Bethesda Elementary School grounds

Established

2008 (Central Farm Markets founded in 2008; Bethesda was the first market)

Operator

Central Farm Markets

Over 100 vendors and artisan food producers; the public vendor directory lists roughly 50+ recurring Bethesda vendors and the market description says over 100. Bethesda Central Farm Markets, Bethesda Vendors

Strong mix of produce, meat, dairy, baked goods, prepared foods, flowers, plants, coffee, spirits/wine/beer, mushrooms, honey, and some non-food craft/service vendors such as ceramics, candles, knife sharpening, charcuterie, and yoga/plant goods. Bethesda Vendors

Commonly cited standouts include Rita’s Crepes, Hog Haven Farm, The Farm Market Bakery, Baked by Yael, Patisserie Poupon, Little Sesame, Profish, Tanglewood Flower Farm, Zeke’s Coffee, and Twin Springs Fruit Farm. Yelp reviews, Bethesda Vendors

Publicly listed on older Montgomery County market flyers as accepting FMNP/FVC at market; Central Farm Markets also has a market-wide SNAP/EBT program at some locations, but I could not confirm a Bethesda-specific current 2026 payment page for EBT/WIC/FMNP/Maryland Market Money. Best safe phrasing: cash and cards widely used; FMNP/FVC historically listed; SNAP/EBT/MMM/WIC not clearly confirmed on the Bethesda page. Montgomery County market flyer PDF.pdf)

Official parking guidance: limited free parking on the Bethesda Elementary School lot, plus additional free parking at St. Elmo Garage (4935 St Elmo Ave) and Woodmont Corner Garage (7661 Old Georgetown Rd). The site also warns not to park illegally on signed streets, and reviews note the garage can feel a bit awkward with strollers but works well once you know the route. Bethesda Central Farm Markets, Yelp reviews

Downtown Bethesda location makes it Metro-friendly via Bethesda station (Red Line) plus local bus access; bike access is reasonable for central Bethesda, but I did not find an official market transit page with a direct route summary. Visit Montgomery guide, Bethesda capital project context

Market is outdoors on school grounds; official page doesn’t spell out ADA features, surface type, or restrooms. Reviews describe it as stroller-friendly enough for family visits, and the school/garage setup suggests mostly paved access near the core but with some lot/garage transitions. Publicly confirmed restroom details were not found. Bethesda Central Farm Markets, Reddit discussion

Arrive early for the best selection, especially bakery items and popular prepared foods, which reviewers say can sell out by late morning. Bring a tote/cooler if buying dairy or meat, and expect the market to be busiest on pleasant Sundays and around brunch time. Yelp reviews, Bethesda Central Farm Markets

Easy add-ons nearby include Bethesda Row dining and shopping, Old Georgetown area cafes, and downtown Bethesda coffee/lunch stops; the market is also close enough to pair with a stroll in central Bethesda rather than a separate car trip. Visit Montgomery Bethesda guide

Address

Intersection of Maryland Avenue and Broad Street, Bethesda, MD 20816

Season

Wednesdays, 4:00–7:30 pm, year-round. Official site indicates the market is weekly and not seasonal. Brookmont Market

Off-season

No winter closure listed; site says it operates year-round on Wednesdays. Brookmont Market

Setting

Outdoor community market / outdoor food hall

Established

Not publicly listed

Operator

Community-led; market brand is Brookmont Market / Brookmont Farm Market

Not publicly listed; official site describes a "rotating mix of vendors." Brookmont Market

Official site says selection usually includes regionally-grown organic produce, pasture-raised eggs and meat, breads and sweet treats from multiple bakeries, and hot food options for dinner. Brookmont Market

No individual vendors are named on the official site. Notable categories mentioned: regionally-grown produce, pasture-raised eggs/meat, bakery items, and hot dinner food. Brookmont Market

Not publicly listed on the official site. I did not find public confirmation of SNAP/EBT, WIC, FMNP, SFMNP, or Maryland Market Money for Brookmont Market. Brookmont Market

Not publicly listed on the official site. No verified parking instructions found. Brookmont Market

Not publicly listed on the official site. Location is at Maryland Avenue and Broad Street in Bethesda, so local bus/ride-share access is likely easiest, but this is not formally confirmed. Brookmont Market

Not publicly listed on the official site. I did not find an ADA/restroom/surface statement. Brookmont Market

Go for dinner-style shopping and check the weekly newsletter for that week’s vendors and musicians; the site says the lineup changes weekly. Brookmont Market

Bethesda-area pairing options were not verified in the sources I checked. Nearby dining/parks should be added from a local guide if needed. Visit Montgomery

Address

Taylor Street at Brookville Rd, Chevy Chase, MD

Season

Saturdays, year-round from May-March; June-December 8:00 am–1:00 pm; December-March 9:00 am–1:00 pm. New Morning Farm Markets

Off-season

Open year-round except the market page notes the season runs May-March, with reduced winter hours Dec-March (9:00 am–1:00 pm). New Morning Farm Markets

Setting

Outdoor neighborhood farm stand / street-side market with parking behind La Ferme Restaurant

Established

Not publicly listed

Operator

New Morning Farm

Not publicly listed; described as a small farm stand rather than a large multi-vendor market.

Primarily New Morning Farm produce plus neighboring farms/orchards; also flowers, honey, jams, free-range brown eggs, maple syrup, cider, homemade baked goods, local cheeses, freshly baked bread, sauerkraut, and coffee. New Morning Farm Markets

HEX Ferments (sauerkraut), Standing Stone Coffee Company (coffee), and neighboring farms/orchards supplying produce and fruit. New Morning Farm Markets

Cash and check preferred; credit/debit accepted at all markets (Visa/MasterCard/Discover/AmEx). SNAP/EBT, WIC, and FMNP are explicitly listed for the Dupont Circle stand; no separate public confirmation found for Chevy Chase. New Morning Farm Markets

Official tip: parking is available at the rear of La Ferme Restaurant, right around the corner. Because the market is on Taylor Street at Brookville Rd, nearby residential street parking may also be used, but the official page only confirms rear parking behind La Ferme. New Morning Farm Markets

No public transit details were found on the official Chevy Chase market description. The market is in the Villages at Chevy Chase area; bike access is likely feasible, but not publicly specified. New Morning Farm Markets

Not publicly listed for ADA, restrooms, or surface conditions. The market is described as a roadside/countryside farm stand in a neighborhood setting. New Morning Farm Markets

Arrive early in peak season if you want the widest selection; the official page notes that the market focuses on freshly harvested seasonal produce and that availability changes with the weather and harvest. It also says to ask market managers if you are looking for a specific item. New Morning Farm Markets

La Ferme Restaurant is right by the market for a meal stop; the Villages at Chevy Chase neighborhood is the immediate area, and downtown Chevy Chase / nearby Connecticut Avenue dining is a short drive away. New Morning Farm Markets

Address

Multiple Montgomery County locations: 5511 Massachusetts Ave, Bethesda, MD; Jones Mill Rd @ East West Hwy, Chevy Chase, MD; Cabin John Village, Cabin John, MD

Season

2026 summer season is expected to begin in June, but the public search results I could verify did not expose a full 2026 day-by-day schedule or hours. Latest verified note: final Winter Market was May 23, 2026; summer markets kick off in June. (Norman's Farm Market Instagram)

Off-season

Winter market ran through May 23, 2026; no public off-season calendar was found in the accessible sources. (Norman's Farm Market Instagram)

Setting

Outdoor neighborhood farm-market / farm-stand style stalls in village and streetside settings

Established

Not publicly listed

Operator

Norman's Farm Market

• Bethesda — Bethesda Farmers Market / area stand
• Chevy Chase — neighborhood stand
• Cabin John — Cabin John area stand

Not publicly listed in accessible sources; likely a small-to-mid size rotating farm market with multiple produce and prepared-food stalls.

Best evidenced mix is produce plus fresh dairy/cheese and prepared foods; however, I could not verify a complete vendor list from accessible 2026 sources. The market’s social post references farmers and artisans, produce, treats/eats, and handmade goods. (Norman's Farm Market Instagram)

Fresh cheese / fresh mozzarella vendor (mentioned in a 2026 post), plus the market’s own farmers/artisans and rotating produce vendors. Specific vendor names were not publicly surfaced in the accessible 2026 results.

Not publicly listed in accessible sources. I could not verify SNAP/EBT, WIC, FMNP, SFMNP, or Maryland Market Money from the sources retrieved.

Not publicly listed. Because locations are spread across Bethesda, Chevy Chase, and Cabin John, parking is likely location-specific; I could not verify free/paid details or insider parking tips from public 2026 sources.

Not publicly listed in accessible sources. The locations suggest possible bus and pedestrian access, but I could not verify specific Metro/bus/bike guidance from authoritative sources.

Not publicly listed. I could not verify ADA details, surface type, restrooms, or stroller-friendliness from accessible sources.

Best practical tip from the available evidence: go early in the season and before popular items sell out, especially fresh cheese and peak produce; a May 31, 2026 post explicitly said, “Get it before it sells out!” (Norman's Farm Market Instagram)

Not publicly listed in the sources retrieved. Likely pairings by location would be Bethesda/Chevy Chase dining and shopping or Cabin John Village errands, but I could not verify specific nearby attractions from authoritative sources.

Address

Multiple locations: Goldsboro & River Roads, Bethesda, MD; Broad Street and Maryland Ave., Bethesda, MD 20816; Fernwood & Democracy, Bethesda, MD; 4433 South Park Ave, Chevy Chase, MD; 935 Prose St. by Bark Social, North Bethesda; 7600 Arlington Rd, Bethesda, MD

Season

Official schedule page lists these Montgomery County stands: Wednesday 9:00-1:00 at Concord St. Andrews Church Farmers Market (year-round) and Wednesday 4:00-7:30 at Broad Street and Maryland Ave.; Thursday 9:00-1:00 at Bethesda United Church of Christ Farmers Market (year-round); Saturday 9:00-1:00 at Friendship Heights Farmers Market and Bethesda United Church of Christ Farmers Market (year-round), plus 935 Prose St. by Bark Social, North Bethesda (Apr. 29-Dec. 16); Sunday 9:00-1:30 at Bethesda Central Farmers Market (March-Dec.; 9:30-1:30 Jan.-Feb.) and 10:00-2:00 behind the shops on Laurel Ave (year-round). Twin Springs market schedule

Off-season

Official page notes year-round operation for several Montgomery County stands; the North Bethesda stand closes for the winter on Dec. 18 and is closed Nov. 25 for Thanksgiving. No broader winter closure is listed. Twin Springs market schedule

Setting

Outdoor farmers market locations / church-adjacent curbside and parking-lot settings

Established

More than 30 years in direct marketing, per official site

Operator

Twin Springs Fruit Farm

• Bethesda — Bethesda United Church of Christ Farmers Market, Thursdays 9:00–1:00 (year-round)
• Chevy Chase — Concord–St. Andrew's Church Farmers Market, Wednesdays 9:00–1:00 (year-round)
• North Bethesda — Wednesdays 4:00–7:30 at Broad St. & Maryland Ave.; Saturday stands

Not publicly listed for Twin Springs itself; the page presents Twin Springs as a vendor/stand operator across multiple markets rather than publishing a full market-wide vendor roster. Twin Springs market schedule

Twin Springs is a farm stand operator, so its public page emphasizes farm produce rather than a full multi-vendor mix. The home page says the farm produces tree fruits, berries, field crops, and greenhouse crops; no public Montgomery County vendor mix is listed for the stands themselves. Twin Springs home, Twin Springs market schedule

Not publicly listed as separate vendors on the official Twin Springs schedule page. The standout named locations are the Bethesda Central Farmers Market, Friendship Heights Farmers Market, Bethesda United Church of Christ Farmers Market, and the North Bethesda Bark Social location. Twin Springs market schedule

Not publicly listed on the official Twin Springs pages reviewed; no SNAP/EBT, WIC, FMNP, SFMNP, or Maryland Market Money information appeared on the schedule page or homepage. Twin Springs market schedule, Twin Springs home

The North Bethesda location is explicitly "935 Prose St., by Bark Social," suggesting parking-lot / retail-complex access; the other Bethesda/Chevy Chase stands are church- or street-adjacent locations where nearby curb and lot parking is typically used, but Twin Springs does not publish parking rules on the pages reviewed. Twin Springs market schedule

The official page does not list transit, but the Bethesda/Friendship Heights/North Bethesda locations are in walkable, transit-rich corridors with nearby MetroBus and Metro access; no official station-by-station guidance was found on Twin Springs pages. Twin Springs market schedule

Not publicly listed by Twin Springs. The stands appear to be outdoor, mostly paved curbside or lot-based markets; restrooms and ADA details were not stated on the pages reviewed. Twin Springs market schedule

Arrive early for the best selection, especially on summer weekends; Twin Springs is a produce-first farm operation, so the most useful items are likely seasonal fruit and vegetables from its own farm. Bring a tote, small bills/card if the host market accepts them, and check the specific host market before going because some locations are year-round while the North Bethesda stand is seasonal. Twin Springs home, Twin Springs market schedule

The market stops cluster near Bethesda and Friendship Heights dining/shopping areas, plus North Bethesda's Bark Social area. Specific pairings could include Bethesda Row, local coffee shops, and neighborhood parks, though Twin Springs does not publish a nearby-attractions guide. Twin Springs market schedule

Address

4600 Waverly Avenue, Garrett Park, MD

Season

Saturdays, 9:00am–1:00pm; site states Market February–December and “Our schedule: February TBD - Late December.”

Off-season

No separate winter schedule publicly listed beyond “February TBD - Late December” on the official site.

Setting

Outdoor farmstand / farmers market, likely along a residential street or small lot near Waverly Avenue

Established

Not publicly listed

Operator

Chicano Sol Farm

Not publicly listed

Primarily certified organic produce from Chicano Sol Farm; no public vendor directory found listing meat, dairy, baked goods, prepared foods, flowers, or crafts.

Chicano Sol Farm (core producer); no additional Garrett Park vendor names were publicly listed on the official site I reviewed.

Not publicly listed on the official site. I did not find public confirmation of SNAP/EBT, WIC, FMNP, SFMNP, or Maryland Market Money for this location.

Not publicly listed. Likely street parking in the Garrett Park neighborhood; verify locally before going because I did not find an official parking note.

Not publicly listed. I did not find an official Metro/bus/bike access note for the farmstand.

Not publicly listed. I did not find an official statement on ADA access, stroller-friendliness, restroom access, or surface type.

Go early in the morning for the best selection since it is a small farmstand and may sell through quickly. Bring a reusable bag and check payment options in advance because they are not publicly listed.

Garrett Park historic residential area; easy pairing would be nearby Kensington/Rockville dining or a short walk/drive to local neighborhood parks.

Address

3701 Howard Avenue, Kensington, MD 20895

Season

Saturdays; current 2026 mentions point to a recurring Saturday market, with typical hours not explicitly confirmed on the official page captured in research. Visit Montgomery describes it as a Saturday market at the Historic Train Station.

Off-season

Not publicly listed; no winter schedule found in the sources reviewed.

Setting

Outdoor market at the Historic Kensington Train Station / Howard Avenue area

Established

Not publicly listed in the sources reviewed

Operator

Explore Kensington / Kensington business and community organization

Approx. 15-25 vendors; official page lists a rotating roster of around 19 named vendors/booths, but no live 2026 count was posted in the page capture.

Strong mix of produce and prepared foods; also bread/bakery, mushrooms, olive oil, BBQ, crêpes, lobster/seafood, brewery, garden plants, and artisan/food gifts. Visit Montgomery specifically cites produce, prepared foods, cheeses, seafood, and meats.

Cara Mia Bakery; Dimitri Olive Oil; King Mushroom Farm; Stonyman Gourmet Farmer; The Crêpe Shoppe; Salt River Lobster; Waredaca Brewery

Not publicly listed in the sources reviewed. I did not find confirmed SNAP/EBT, WIC, FMNP, SFMNP, Maryland Market Money, or matching-dollar program information.

Historic Kensington/Howard Avenue area parking is typically neighborhood and street-based; the market page capture did not provide formal parking guidance. Insider tip: arrive early for the easiest curbside parking and expect some spillover into nearby side streets.

Near the Kensington Train Station area. Public-transit specifics were not listed in the captured official page; the location is walkable from the station area and generally accessible by local bus routes serving Kensington.

Accessibility details were not publicly listed in the sources reviewed. The setting appears to be an outdoor paved/street-adjacent historic station area, but ADA/restroom/stroller specifics were not confirmed.

Go early for the best parking and best selection, especially for produce, breads, seafood, and prepared foods. Because the mix includes popular ready-to-eat items, some specialty vendors may sell out before midday.

Kensington Antique Row; Java Nation; Howard Avenue Park; the Kensington historic downtown; nearby small shops and cafes in the walkable town center.

Address

935 Prose Street, North Bethesda, MD 20852

Season

2026 season: Saturdays, April 25-November 21, 2026, 9:00 AM-1:00 PM; special Thanksgiving Market Tuesday, November 24, 2026, 10:00 AM-2:00 PM

Off-season

No winter weekly market is listed on the Pike page; the only off-season date publicly posted is the special Thanksgiving Market on November 24, 2026.

Setting

Outdoor market in the parking lot next to Pinstripes at Pike & Rose

Established

2011

Operator

Central Farm Markets

Over 30 vendors (vendor page lists 30 named vendors)

Strong mix of produce, mushrooms, microgreens, baked goods, prepared foods, coffee, spirits, wine/beer, charcuterie, pizza, crepes, empanadas, pops, BBQ, fish, and flowers/other artisan food items; crafts are not emphasized on the vendor list.

Stonyman Gourmet Farmer (premium farm vendor), Twin Springs Fruit Farm Inc., The Farm Market Bakery, Zeke's Coffee, Waredaca Brewing Company, McClintock Distilling, DMV EMPANADAS, El Jefe Wood Fired Pizza

Official Pike page does not publicly list SNAP/EBT, WIC, FMNP, SFMNP, Maryland Market Money, or matching-dollar programs; best wording for the guide is: payment programs not publicly listed on the Pike page, so bring a card/cash and confirm on-site or with the market before visiting.

Official parking note: free two-hour parking in Pike & Rose garages, with the closest garage on Prose Street; additional free parking is listed at 5800 Montrose Road (about a four-minute walk), and another option is the lot on the corner of Towne Road and Rose Avenue across from The Block Foodhall.

The market sits in Pike & Rose / Pike District in North Bethesda, so Metro access is via the North Bethesda area; official Pike page does not spell out transit, but the location is the urban core of Pike District and is near the Rockville Pike corridor. Bike access is likely good in the mixed-use district, but official transit/bike specifics are not publicly listed on the market page.

Official page says the market is open rain or shine and has table seating, music, kids club activities, and chef demos; it does not publicly spell out ADA details, restroom access, or surface type beyond being in a parking lot, so stroller-friendliness is likely good but not explicitly stated.

Arrive early for the best selection and to use the free two-hour garage parking near Prose Street; since the market is open rain or shine and has a strong prepared-food lineup, popular produce, baked goods, and specialty items may sell through before closing. Bring a tote, a cooler bag if buying perishables, and payment flexibility because food-access programs are not listed on the Pike page.

Pike & Rose dining and retail, The Block Foodhall, Bark Social, Pinstripes, and the broader Pike District entertainment and shopping area; nearby Montgomery County attractions include the Rockville Pike corridor and North Bethesda dining options.

Address

Corner of Route 28 and Monroe Street, Rockville, MD 20850

Season

2026 season: Saturdays, May 16, 2026 – Nov. 21, 2026, 9 a.m.–1 p.m.

Off-season

No winter schedule listed on the official page; the page only provides the 2026 Saturday season dates through Nov. 21.

Setting

Outdoor market in the Jury Parking Lot at the corner of Route 28 and Monroe Street

Established

Not publicly listed on the official page

Operator

City of Rockville Recreation and Parks Department, Special Events Division

Not publicly listed; official page does not publish a vendor count.

Officially described offerings include farm-fresh fruits and vegetables, bedding plants, cut flowers, preserves, honey, herbs, baked goods, and more. Meat, dairy, prepared foods, and crafts are not specifically listed on the official page.

Not publicly listed on the official page. I did not find a current 2026 vendor roster in the sources reviewed.

Not publicly listed on the official page. SNAP/EBT, WIC, FMNP, SFMNP, Maryland Market Money, and matching programs were not confirmed in the sources reviewed.

Free parking is available in the Montgomery County Parking Garage on Monroe St. Accessible parking is in the Monroe Street lot. There is no parking within the market lot, and parking is not permitted in the lot at 200 Monroe St. Insider tip: use the county garage rather than trying to park at the market itself.

Rockville Metro station on the Red Line is the closest rail access; the city says to use the pedestrian bridge across Rockville Pike, then walk left on Monroe Street to the market. RideOn bus route 47 serves the area. Bike access is not specifically described on the official page.

Accessible parking is explicitly provided in the Monroe Street lot. The page does not mention ADA restrooms, surface type, or stroller notes. Because it is an outdoor parking-lot market, it should be reasonably stroller-friendly, but that is not officially stated.

Go earlier in the 9 a.m.–1 p.m. window for the best selection, since items are sold as supplies last. Bring reusable bags and plan for a produce-first shop; the city notes that offerings vary week to week and sell fresh daily. If you need accessible parking, use the Monroe Street lot.

Rockville Town Center shops and dining, The Square at Rockville Town Center, and downtown Rockville civic spaces are all nearby. The City of Rockville’s Rockville Town Center area and The Square are logical pairings for coffee or a meal after the market.

Address

16501 Redland Road, Rockville, MD 20855

Season

Saturdays, 9:00 AM–1:00 PM; 2026 dates listed from June 6, 2026 through October 10, 2026 on Visit Montgomery.

Off-season

No winter market schedule was publicly listed in the sources reviewed; Milk Lady Markets materials indicate a seasonal outdoor market and do not publish an offseason cadence on the pages checked.

Setting

Outdoor farmers market, community church/parking-lot style setting

Established

2018

Operator

Milk Lady Markets

Approx. 25–35 vendors, based on the breadth of the public vendor roster; exact weekly count not publicly posted on the pages reviewed.

Strong produce presence plus flowers, mushrooms, fruit, dairy/eggs, baked goods, prepared foods, coffee, and artisan/non-food goods. Public vendor listings also show meats/BBQ, tacos, pizza, Ethiopian, Vietnamese, Mexican/Korean fusion, empanadas, crepes, hummus, and handmade goods.

RoggenartBakery (croissants, quiches, danishes, pastries); eljefe_woodfiredpizza (made-to-order wood-fired pizza); House_OfAbyssinia (vegan Ethiopian dishes, coffee and tea); Gavin's Tallow L.L.C. (beef tallow body/cooking products).

Milk Lady Markets’ public pages reviewed did not list SNAP/EBT, WIC, FMNP, SFMNP, or Maryland Market Money details; treat payment programs as not publicly listed rather than assumed. The market does advertise a Matching Dollars program on its community/events page.

Parking details were not clearly published on the official pages reviewed. The address suggests an on-site lot/church-lot style setup; verify arrival early for easier parking, since Saturday mornings are typically busiest.

No official transit guidance was found on the pages reviewed. Because the market is at 16501 Redland Road in Rockville/Derwood, bus access is likely limited and bike access is more practical than Metro, but this was not explicitly stated by the market.

Public pages reviewed did not state ADA, restroom, stroller, or surface details. The market appears to be outdoors in a parking-lot/community-lot setting, which is generally stroller-friendly, but exact accessibility should be verified before publishing.

Arrive near opening for the best selection of produce and baked goods. Bring reusable bags and expect the most popular items to sell out by late morning, especially pastries, prepared foods, and seasonal fruit. Because the market is seasonal and event-driven, check the week’s vendor/event post before going.

The market is in the Rockville/Derwood area near the broader Muncaster Mill/Redland corridor, so it pairs naturally with a coffee stop, errands in Rockville, or a visit to nearby local parks and trails; specific paired attractions were not confirmed in the sources reviewed.

Address

9605 Medical Center Drive, Rockville, MD 20850

Season

2026 season confirmed in a May 12, 2026 Instagram post: Wednesdays, 11:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m. The post says the market “opens tomorrow, Wednesday,” indicating a May 13, 2026 start. Instagram

Off-season

Not publicly listed for Shady Grove. Milk Lady Markets says it serves Montgomery County “all year long,” but no Shady Grove winter schedule was found in public 2026 materials. Milk Lady Markets

Setting

Outdoor market in a medical-center parking-lot/commercial lot setting

Established

Not publicly listed

Operator

Milk Lady Markets

At least 20 vendors/stands were listed in the May 12, 2026 opening post, including crafts, bakers, produce, food trucks, and meal vendors. Instagram

Strong mix of produce, prepared food, baked goods, drinks/coffee, artisan crafts, and ready-to-eat meals. The opening post specifically includes farmers/produce, artisan crafts, artisan edibles & bakers, food trucks, and tent-set-up meal vendors. Instagram

MarshaDesigns (artisan jewelry), Andean Delights Bakery (empanadas), Scenic View Orchards (produce variety), El Jefe Wood Fired Pizza (food truck). Instagram

Not publicly listed in the sources reviewed. I did not find a public 2026 statement confirming SNAP/EBT, WIC, FMNP, SFMNP, Maryland Market Money, or other matching programs for Shady Grove. Milk Lady Markets

Public details were not found. Because the market is at 9605 Medical Center Drive in a commercial/medical-center setting, parking is likely onsite or nearby, but I could not verify free vs. paid or any insider parking tips from public sources. Instagram

Not publicly listed in the sources reviewed. The address is near the Shady Grove area in Rockville, but I could not verify exact Metro/bus/bike directions from public market materials. Instagram

Not publicly listed. No public 2026 source I found stated ADA details, restroom access, or surface type for Shady Grove. Milk Lady Markets

Go near opening if you want the widest produce and bakery selection; the 2026 opening post highlights fresh produce, baked goods, pantry favorites, and ready-to-eat foods, which are the categories most likely to sell through first. Bring a reusable bag and be prepared for lunch-from-the-market options. Instagram

The market is in the Shady Grove/Rockville corridor, so it pairs naturally with Shady Grove Metro, nearby Rockville dining, or a stop at Rockville Town Center. WMATA

Address

Casey Community Center Parking Lot, 810 South Frederick Avenue, Gaithersburg, MD 20877

Season

2026: Thursdays, May 7 through November 19, 2026, 11:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.; then monthly on the third Thursday, December 2026 through April 2027, 11:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

Off-season

Not fully off-season; the market continues monthly on the third Thursday, December 2026 through April 2027, 11:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

Setting

Outdoor community center parking lot

Established

Not publicly listed in the sources reviewed

Operator

City of Gaithersburg (Parks, Recreation & Culture)

Not publicly listed on the official page reviewed; appears to be a medium-sized weekly market with rotating vendors.

Official sources reviewed confirm locally grown produce and Federal Nutrition Benefits support, but do not publish a full 2026 vendor mix list. Based on the market format, expect mostly produce plus some prepared foods/food trucks; meat, dairy, baked goods, flowers, and crafts were not confirmed in the sources reviewed.

Not publicly listed in the sources reviewed.

SNAP and other Federal Nutrition Benefits, including P-EBT, eWIC, and Senior FMNP checks; Maryland Market Money (MMM). The city notes a weekly match cap structure and an extra $5 match at Casey only, bringing total available match to $25 per benefit per market day.

Parking is at the Casey Community Center lot. No paid-parking information was found in the sources reviewed; the setting suggests free surface parking. Insider tip: arrive close to opening for the easiest parking and best selection, since lot markets can get tight at peak lunchtime hours.

No direct Metro stop is adjacent to the market. The site is on South Frederick Avenue in Gaithersburg and is typically reached by local bus, rideshare, bike, or car; exact bus routes were not confirmed in the sources reviewed.

Official page says “Accessible.” The market is at a community center parking lot, which usually means easier stroller and wheelchair access than a gravel or grass site. Restroom availability was not explicitly listed in the sources reviewed.

Best arrival time is near opening if you want the fullest produce selection and easiest parking. Bring reusable bags and a way to pay; if you plan to use SNAP/EBT or MMM, check the information table at the market for current redemption details. Seasonal produce changes weekly and popular items can sell out before the lunch rush.

Gaithersburg’s Olde Towne area, Casey Community Center amenities, and nearby downtown Gaithersburg dining/coffee spots; exact pairings should be confirmed locally because the reviewed sources did not list a curated nearby-attractions guide.

Address

Christ the Servant Lutheran Church parking lot, 9801 Centerway Road, Montgomery Village, MD 20886

Season

Saturdays, June 6 through October 31, 2026; 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Off-season

No regular winter season listed; official page instead promotes a separate Holiday Market on Saturday, Nov. 21 at Lake Marion Community Center.

Setting

Outdoor parking lot at a church; open-air market

Established

2011 (market program selected by MVF Board in 2011; 15th year in 2026)

Operator

Montgomery Village Foundation (MVF), operated by the MVF Department of Recreation and Parks

Approx. not publicly listed on the official page; market says it is seeking a range of vendors and has a vendor lineup link, but the accessible page text does not include a count.

Officially looking for vendors selling food, produce, beverages, and hand-crafted products. The Facebook opening-day post also mentions local produce, fresh baked treats, and handcrafted specialty goods.

Not publicly listed in the accessible official page content. The official site does not expose named vendor lineup text in the fetched page content.

Not publicly listed on the accessible official page. No SNAP/EBT, WIC, FMNP, SFMNP, or Maryland Market Money details were visible in the available page text, so these should be confirmed directly before publication.

Free parking is limited on-site at the church lot. Additional free parking is available at Lidl and the Montgomery Village Shopping Center. Insider tip: plan to park off-site if arriving later in the morning, since on-site parking is limited.

No official Metro or bus details were surfaced in the accessible page text. Bike access is feasible because the market is on Centerway Road near Montgomery Village Avenue, but riders should verify local bike lanes and route conditions before publishing.

Publicly accessible outdoor lot setting; no ADA/restroom/surface details were stated in the accessible official content. Since it is in a church parking lot, stroller-friendliness is likely good, but this should be verified directly.

Arrive early for the best selection and easier parking, especially on opening day and during peak produce season. Bring reusable bags and be prepared for limited on-site parking. Some items may sell out before noon; the official site emphasizes composting, local produce, baked goods, and specialty items.

Lidl and the Montgomery Village Shopping Center are the most immediate pairings mentioned on the official page. For broader nearby trip-planning, the market is in Montgomery Village/Gaithersburg near Montgomery Village Avenue and Centerway Road; confirm a coffee or park pairing from local guides before publishing.

Address

Main Street Pavilion, 301 Main Street, Gaithersburg, MD 20878

Season

Open year round; official page says 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. The city page indicates select Saturday programming and the market page lists vendor rotations by first/third and second/fourth Saturdays.

Off-season

No off-season closure is listed; the official page says the market is open year round.

Setting

Outdoor pavilion / town-center street market in Kentlands

Established

Not publicly listed; described by the city as a "long standing tradition"

Operator

City of Gaithersburg

Approx. 15-25 vendors/stands depending on Saturday rotation; city page lists multiple rotating vendors across categories rather than a fixed count.

Strong mix of produce, microgreens, mushrooms, plants & flowers, breads and desserts, prepared dinners, beverages/coffee/juice, meat & poultry, pet treats, and artists/crafters. There is some alcohol/spirit and food-truck/onsite beverage activity noted on the official page.

All Caps Farm; Homestead Farm; Metro Microgreens; James Creek Farm; Tuckey’s Fruit & Vegetable Farm; Crepes D'or; Mimi’s Handmade Ice Cream; Pet Wants.

Cash and card acceptance varies by vendor (not centrally listed on the page). Officially: SNAP, P-EBT, eWIC, and Senior FMNP checks can be matched up to a limit each week; Maryland Market Money (MMM) is available, with a $20 daily cap per shopper and an added $5 at Casey Farmers Market only. (Gaithersburg Farmers Markets, Maryland Market Money)

The market is centered on 301 Main Street in the Kentlands Main Street Pavilion area; public parking is typically in nearby Kentlands lot/street parking. Best insider tip: arrive early, because the surrounding neighborhood parking is easiest before peak brunch-hour crowds. Public sources did not clearly publish a dedicated market parking map.

No dedicated Metro stop at the market door. Best regional access is by Ride On bus plus local walking/biking in the Kentlands; the city page did not publish a transit-specific access guide.

Official page does not publicly list ADA/restroom/surface details. The market is centered around a pavilion and pedestrian street in Kentlands, which should be stroller-friendly and mostly hard-surfaced, but this is not explicitly stated by the city.

Go early for the best produce, microgreens, breads, and prepared foods, especially on busy Saturday mornings. Bring a reusable bag and arrive hungry; the market mixes breakfast items, baked goods, and take-home dinners, and some vendor items can sell out before late morning.

Kentlands shops and restaurants; Main Street Pavilion and the surrounding Kentlands neighborhood; downtown Gaithersburg/Olde Towne is a short drive away.

Address

6820 Olney Laytonsville Road, Laytonsville, MD 20882

Season

2026 spring market event listed for Saturday, May 9, 2026, 10:00 AM–3:00 PM EDT; no broader 2026 recurring schedule is publicly posted on the market page.

Off-season

Not publicly listed. The official market page does not show a winter schedule; the site appears to run market/event programming selectively rather than posting a standing weekly farmers market schedule.

Setting

Outdoor market event associated with The Family Room’s parking lot / shopping center area; the official 2018 market page says it was hosted “in the parking lot right in front of our shop at the LaytonsVillage Shopping Center.”

Established

2018 (inaugural season posted on the official site)

Operator

The Family Room

Over 30 local Maryland makers/vendors for the 2026 Spring Market Day; no exact standing vendor count is posted for a regular market.

Mostly makers and small businesses rather than a pure produce market: local makers & creators, local treats, food vendors, makers & crafters, and community/business organizations. Produce/meat/dairy are not specifically listed on the official 2026 page.

Not publicly listed by name on the official 2026 event page. The page emphasizes “over 30 local Maryland Makers” rather than naming individual vendors.

Not publicly listed. I did not find official mention of cash/card/SNAP/EBT/WIC/FMNP/SFMNP/Maryland Market Money or matching programs on the market page.

The official site does not list parking details for 2026. Historical official copy says the market was held in the parking lot right in front of the shop at the LaytonsVillage Shopping Center, suggesting on-site lot parking; no paid parking noted.

No official transit instructions found. No Metro stop is nearby in walkable range; likely car-oriented access. Bike access is not publicly described.

Not publicly listed. No official ADA, restroom, or surface details found for the market page.

Arrive early if you want the widest selection; the 2026 event runs only 10:00 AM–3:00 PM. Based on the official description, expect local makers, treats, and gift items; bring a bag and be ready for a short-format special event rather than a weekly grocery market. Exact sellouts are not publicly listed.

Pair the visit with The Family Room’s coffee/ice cream stop and nearby Laytonsville-area errands or dining; the official site positions the shop as a local gathering place in downtown Laytonsville.

Address

2801 Olney Sandy Spring Road, Olney, MD 20832

Season

Official site says OPEN SUNDAYS year round, 9:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. The 2026 vendor page says the Spring and Summer Season runs 5/10/2026 through 11/1/2026.

Off-season

Official site says the market is open Sundays year round, so there is no published winter shutdown in the material reviewed.

Setting

Outdoor market on the MedStar Montgomery Hospital Thrift Shop grounds / market green and adjacent lots

Established

Not publicly listed on the pages reviewed

Operator

Friends of the Olney Farmers Market / Olney Farmers & Artists Market

Approx. 40–60 vendors, based on the broad vendor categories and the long weekly newsletter/vendor roster; exact count not publicly stated.

Strong produce presence plus meat/poultry, dairy/butter, baked goods, prepared foods, flowers/plants, coffee, crafters/artists, jewelers, brewers/wineries/distillers, and kids-in-biz pop-ups. The 5/31/2026 newsletter specifically lists produce, crabcakes, bread, flowers, coffee, pastries, olive oil, beef, sausage, poultry, honey, BBQ, hummus, cookies, and vegan/gluten-free baked goods.

Falcon Ridge Farms (noted as taking a break until June 21); Just in Time Organics (new/featured debut on the 5/31/2026 newsletter); Phil’s Dills; Dr. Dosa; Mastiha; Green Plate; MacBride. The newsletter also highlights Eli Lev as market music.

The official pages reviewed do not publicly list SNAP/EBT, WIC, FMNP, SFMNP, or Maryland Market Money by name. The newsletter notes the market provides vouchers for fresh produce to people in need and accepts donations for that fund. Do not assume other payment programs without confirmation.

Parking is free. The 5/31/2026 newsletter says there are two main lots: one outside the professional buildings on Route 108 and another opposite the Thrift Shop on Prince Philip. Insider tip: arrive early for the easiest parking; the lots are shared and the market can get busy once the music and special events start.

No official Metro/bus/bike directions were found on the pages reviewed. The market is on Rt. 108 in Olney, so it is primarily car-oriented. The newsletter does mention bicycle repairs on site, suggesting bike access is practical, but no formal bike route information was published.

The market is outdoors on paved/lot surfaces around the Thrift Shop grounds and market green. The newsletter references a pedestrian walkway and a wide open field for yoga. No official ADA/restroom statement was found on the pages reviewed; stroller-friendliness appears reasonable for an outdoor lot/green setting, but restrooms were not publicly listed.

Arrive near opening if you want the widest selection and easiest parking. Bring a bag and cash/card flexibility, though public payment-program info was not clearly posted. Popular produce, bakery items, and special-event foods can sell through early on themed Sundays. Bring a mat if attending yoga. Expect a family-friendly, event-driven crowd.

Olney Theatre Center, Brookside Gardens, Glenstone Museum, The Music Center at Strathmore, and scenic Rural Montgomery farm-brewery/winery drives are highlighted by Visit Montgomery as nearby pairing ideas.

Address

Parking lot behind the Shops on Laurel Ave; entrance next to Truist Bank, 6931 Laurel Ave, Takoma Park, MD 20912

Season

Open Sundays year-round, 9:00 am–1:00 pm.

Off-season

No winter closure listed; the official site presents it as year-round.

Setting

Outdoor market in a parking lot behind the Shops on Laurel Ave

Established

Not publicly listed on the official site I reviewed

Operator

Takoma Park Farmers Market (operator/sponsor not clearly stated on the page reviewed)

Approx. 5 explicitly named vendors/pop-ups on the homepage; full weekly vendor count not publicly listed on the page reviewed.

Produce, breads, pasture-raised meats, artisan cheese, eggs, baked goods, and more; the homepage also highlights pop-up items such as mead, bees/honey, and crabs.

Twin Valley; Clear Skies Meadery; Randalia Bees; Tenth Ward; Southern Maryland Crabs.

Not publicly listed on the official page reviewed; I did not find confirmed SNAP/EBT, WIC, FMNP, SFMNP, or Maryland Market Money details.

Park in the lot behind the Shops on Laurel Ave; the entrance is next to Truist Bank at 6931 Laurel Ave. Insider tip: use the rear lot rather than street parking if visiting at peak Sunday hours.

No transit details were publicly listed on the official page reviewed.

No ADA, surface, restroom, or stroller information was publicly listed on the official page reviewed.

Arrive early for the best selection since it is a small year-round Sunday market. Bring reusable bags and plan for produce, breads, meats, cheese, eggs, and baked goods. I did not find official notes on sell-outs or vendor rotation.

Takoma Park’s Laurel Avenue/Old Town area is the main pairing zone; nearby city activity pages also highlight the Takoma Park Community Center and local arts/community events, but I did not verify specific restaurant or park pairings from authoritative visitor pages.

Address

Anne St. at University Blvd. East, Takoma Park, MD 20912 (next to Mega Mart)

Season

2026 season: Wednesdays, 10:30am–2:30pm, April 22–November 25, 2026. Crossroads Farmers Market

Off-season

Official page does not list a winter market; it says the market runs weekly April through November and is rain or shine. Crossroads Farmers Market

Setting

Outdoor street/curbside market on Anne St. at University Blvd. East

Established

2007

Operator

Crossroads Community Food Network

About 20+ market stops / vendors listed on the 2026 page, plus community partners and support tents. Crossroads Farmers Market

Producers-only market with fresh fruits, vegetables, eggs, honey, coffee, flowers and plants, Central American herbs (including chipilín), prepared foods, food demos/tastings, kids' activities, live music, and free health screenings. Crossroads Farmers Market

El Sol / Candy’s Pupusas, RL Vegetales, Montoya’s Farm, SuSu Kitchen, La Finca Coffee, Churros Inc, Gracie’s Flower Patch, Ladybrook Farm. Crossroads Farmers Market

Accepts and doubles SNAP/EBT and WIC, plus WIC FVC, Senior/WIC FMNP, and Maryland SUN Bucks; Fresh Checks matches benefits up to $50 per week. Crossroads Farmers Market

Park in the adjacent residential neighborhood on Anne, Hammond, Kennewick, or Lockney Aves., or along University Blvd. Do not use Mega Mart parking unless you are also doing business there; the market warns cars may be towed. Crossroads Farmers Market

Official page says the market is easily accessible by bus. Crossroads Farmers Market

Outdoor street market; official page emphasizes bus access and nearby neighborhood parking, but does not publicly list ADA, restroom, or surface details. Crossroads Farmers Market

Best to arrive earlier in the day for the widest selection and to avoid sellouts; the market says produce is sold from local farms and it is rain or shine, so bring a bag and expect weekly lunch-ready prepared foods. Do not rely on Mega Mart parking. Crossroads Farmers Market

Takoma Park/Takoma-Langley Crossroads dining, neighborhood shopping, and transit hub access near the market; a useful pairing is the broader Takoma Park food scene and nearby community events. Visit Montgomery, Crossroads Farmers Market

Address

2001 Evans Parkway, Wheaton, MD 20902

Season

2026 season: Thursdays, 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.; the market’s 2026 launch post says it is open “today and every Thursday.”

Off-season

Not publicly listed. No winter schedule found on current public pages.

Setting

Outdoor market at Evans Parkway Park / parking-lot style community market

Established

2023 (inferred from 2026 post calling it the 4th season)

Operator

Milk Lady Markets

Unclear; official current count not publicly listed. 2026 posts indicate a neighborhood market with produce, baked goods, pantry items, ready-to-eat foods, and artisan vendors.

Produce; baked goods; pantry favorites; ready-to-eat foods; artisan goods/crafts. A 2026 vendor page also shows flowers, berries, mushrooms, lavender products, and tallow/candles among Milk Lady Markets vendors, though not all are explicitly tied to Wheaton.

El Jefe (brick-oven, wood-fired pizza) is specifically highlighted in a 2026 Wheaton post. Milk Lady Markets vendor pages also feature Fairy Greens (lavender, flowers, berries, mushrooms) and Gavin's Tallow (tallow-based body/household goods), but those pages do not explicitly say they appear at Wheaton.

Not publicly listed on the pages I found. The official current pages did not state SNAP/EBT, WIC, FMNP, SFMNP, or Maryland Market Money acceptance.

Public parking appears to be onsite or adjacent at Evans Parkway Park/market lot. I did not find an official parking map or paid-parking note; likely easiest is to arrive early for the closest spaces.

No official transit details found on the public pages I reviewed. It is near the Wheaton Metro area, but I could not verify a specific bus or bike note from the market itself.

Not publicly listed. I did not find an official ADA/restroom/surface statement. It appears to be an outdoor paved/community lot market, but that is not formally confirmed.

Best bet is to come early in the 2–6 p.m. window for the best produce and prepared foods. The market posts suggest pizza and fresh food are popular draws, and the “rain or shine” note suggests it stays open in weather.

Wheaton Regional Park, Wheaton Library, and the Wheaton commercial district are the easiest nearby pairings; Kensington/Wheaton-area dining is also nearby, but I did not verify specific adjacency from the market page.

Address

1 Veterans Plaza, Silver Spring, MD 20910

Season

2026 season: Jan. 3–Dec. 26, Saturdays 9:00am–1:00pm; winter season hours noted for Jan.–Mar. 2027 are 10:00am–1:00pm. FRESHFARM Downtown Silver Spring

Off-season

Year-round market; official page notes winter season hours Jan.–Mar. 2027, 10am–1pm, rather than an off-season closure. FRESHFARM Downtown Silver Spring

Setting

Outdoor public plaza / civic building plaza (Veterans Plaza)

Established

2005

Operator

FRESHFARM

Over 45 farmers and producers; official page lists 44 named market farmers/producers. FRESHFARM Downtown Silver Spring

Strong mix of produce and producer goods: fruits/vegetables, meat, poultry, eggs, baked goods, milk, butter, yogurt, cheeses, charcuterie, fermented foods and pickles, jams/jellies/sauces, honey, wine/beer/cider, flowers/plants, soaps. FRESHFARM Downtown Silver Spring

Atwater’s, Barajas Produce, Country View Creamery, Roggenart, Waredaca Brewing Company, Zeke’s Coffee, DMV Empanadas, Three Springs Fruit Farm. FRESHFARM Downtown Silver Spring

Official page says all FRESHFARM markets accept SNAP/EBT, WIC, and Senior FMNP checks, with FreshMatch providing a dollar-for-dollar match on federal benefits. FRESHFARM Downtown Silver Spring

Best official parking detail: a public garage accessible from both Georgia and Wayne Avenues sits adjacent to the market site. Downtown Silver Spring civic-building info also lists Town Square Garage (Garage 61) nearby; locals often use the adjacent garage or the Town Square garage. FRESHFARM Downtown Silver Spring, Silver Spring Civic Building at Veterans Plaza

The plaza is in the center of Downtown Silver Spring; the civic-building page lists nearby Bikeshare stations and the Town Square Garage, but no explicit Metro stop on the market page. Practical access is strong for walking, Bikeshare, and transit in downtown Silver Spring. Silver Spring Civic Building at Veterans Plaza, FRESHFARM Downtown Silver Spring

Official market page did not list ADA or restroom details. The venue is a paved civic plaza in downtown Silver Spring, which is generally stroller-friendly; however, restroom availability was not stated on the pages reviewed. FRESHFARM Downtown Silver Spring, Silver Spring Civic Building at Veterans Plaza

Go early for the best selection and easiest parking; the market’s popularity and broad vendor mix suggest produce, bakery items, and prepared foods can move quickly. Bring a reusable bag and plan to browse both produce and ready-to-eat vendors. FRESHFARM Downtown Silver Spring

Silver Spring Civic Building and Veterans Plaza, downtown restaurants and coffee in the Ellsworth District, and nearby Bikeshare/transit connections for pairing the market with a broader downtown visit. Silver Spring Civic Building at Veterans Plaza

Address

10000 Woodland Drive, Silver Spring, MD 20902

Season

Not publicly verified for 2026; no reachable official schedule found

Off-season

Not publicly listed

Setting

Community market on neighborhood grounds / likely outdoor lot or common-area market setting

Established

Not publicly listed

Operator

Forest Glen Estates Community Association / Forest Glen Estates (not independently verified)

Not publicly listed

Not publicly listed for this market specifically; no verified vendor list found

Not publicly listed

Not publicly listed for this market specifically. No verified SNAP/EBT, WIC, FMNP, SFMNP, or Maryland Market Money information located.

Not publicly listed. For a neighborhood community market, parking is likely residential/on-site, but I could not verify exact rules or insider tips from a reachable primary source.

Forest Glen area is served by the Red Line Forest Glen Metro station and multiple bus routes, but I could not verify a market-specific stop or bike access for this market.

Not publicly listed. ADA access, surface type, stroller-friendliness, and restrooms could not be verified.

No verified market-specific tips found. Because the official site was unreachable, confirm the 2026 schedule directly before visiting.

Forest Glen Metro / Forest Glen neighborhood, plus Silver Spring dining and retail nearby. Specific pairings were not verified from market sources.

Address

9908 S. Glen Rd, Potomac, MD 20854

Season

Thursdays, 3:00 pm–6:30 pm; season runs from the 2nd Thursday in May through the Thursday before Thanksgiving (official site; no 2026-specific posted schedule found). Potomac Church Farmers Market

Off-season

Not publicly listed beyond the season ending the Thursday before Thanksgiving; no winter market schedule found.

Setting

Church outreach farmers market in the Potomac United Methodist Church grounds/parking area (specific layout not publicly described on the page).

Established

Not publicly listed

Operator

Potomac United Methodist Church / Potomac Church Farmer’s Market

Not publicly listed; official site only shows one current vendor name on-page.

Official site suggests a mix of local farms and artisans, but publicly visible vendor details are sparse. One visible food vendor is El Jefe Wood Fired Pizza; no complete public count or mix breakdown found.

El Jefe Wood Fired Pizza (visible on site). Additional notable vendors were not publicly listed in the sources I found.

Official site confirms online donations can be made by debit card, credit card, or bank account. No public listing found for SNAP/EBT, WIC, FMNP, SFMNP, Maryland Market Money, or matching-dollars programs.

Not publicly listed. Since it is at a church property, parking is likely on-site/adjacent, but I could not verify lot size, overflow, or insider parking tips from public sources.

No public transit details were found on the official site or in recent local listings. A bus/Metro plan would need to be checked separately from the address.

Not publicly listed. I could not verify ADA details, restroom availability, stroller-friendliness, or walking surface from public sources.

Best arrival time, sell-out items, and what to bring are not publicly listed. Given the small community-market format and limited vendor visibility, arriving earlier in the Thursday window is the safest assumption.

Not researched to a verified level for this output.

Address

22820 Frederick Rd, Clarksburg, MD 20871

Season

2026 season runs Thursday, May 7, 2026 through Thursday, September 3, 2026; Thursdays 4:30 p.m.–7:30 p.m.; rain or shine unless thunder/dangerous weather.

Off-season

No winter market schedule was publicly listed on the official page.

Setting

Outdoor community market at The Clarksburg Yard / Clarksburg Church grounds

Established

Not publicly listed

Operator

The Clarksburg Yard / Clarksburg Church

About 24 listed vendors on the official 2026 page; rotating lineup may vary week to week.

Producer-only market with fresh produce, baked goods, flowers, prepared foods, handmade jewelry/wares, spices/teas, seafood, livestock/meat, pottery, plants, candles, crafts, and nonprofit/community tables.

Pleitez Produce Farm; Comus Farm; Bryant Livestock; Whisking It All (also Mainichi Teas, Brambly Woods Farm, and Lele's Crepes are notable recurring names).

No payment or food-access programs were publicly listed on the official page. SNAP/EBT, WIC, FMNP, SFMNP, and Maryland Market Money were not confirmed from the sources reviewed, so they should be treated as not publicly listed.

Official parking guidance was not publicly listed. The market is at The Clarksburg Yard/Clarksburg Church off Frederick Road; in practice, visitors should expect on-site church-yard parking and overflow/nearby roadside parking if available, but this was not explicitly confirmed by the sources reviewed.

No Metro stop serves the site directly. Best access is by car; bus and bike access were not publicly detailed on the sources reviewed.

The market is outdoors on church-yard grounds and says it is rain or shine, but no formal ADA, restroom, or surface details were publicly listed. Stroller-friendliness and exact pavement/gravel conditions were not confirmed.

Go early in the 4:30–7:30 p.m. window for the best produce and baked goods selection; bring a reusable bag and cash/card flexibility because payment programs were not publicly listed. Since the market is rain or shine, check weather before heading out.

Black Hill Regional Park, Little Bennett Regional Park, Clarksburg Premium Outlets, and nearby Clarksburg dining along Frederick Road/Stringtown Road are natural pairings.