Our Farmer's Markets

Project GROWS collaborates with community-based partners to get nutritious local produce to the individuals and families that need it most. In 2016, Project GROWS and the Central Shenandoah Health District partnered to improve access to local fresh fruits and vegetables among families participating in the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) and low income seniors by hosting a weekly farmer’s market at the Staunton-Augusta Health Department.

Local farms, including Project GROWS, participate in the WIC & Senior Farmers’ Market Nutrition Programs (FMNP) at The Farmer’s Market @ the Health Department. These programs provide vouchers to qualifying seniors and WIC families for the purchase of fresh fruits and vegetables at approved farmer’s markets. The Farmer’s Market @ the Health Department is held every Friday from July through September and is open to the general public.

Interested in learning more about this market or becoming a vendor? Contact Director of Food Access, Megan Marshall

During the summer, you’ll find youth from the Boys & Girls Club selling seasonal produce and answering questions about our programs at the Youth-Run Farm Stand at the Waynesboro Boys & Girls Club site. These young adults are learning the skills they need to become leaders in our community while making fresh local produce accessible. The market accepts cash, check, and SNAP EBT payments.

For more info contact Director of Food Access, Megan Marshall

The North Augusta Farmer’s Market (NAFM) supports a thriving local food system by connecting local farmers and producers to families and individuals in our community. From quality products such as artisan crafts to eggs, fruits, vegetables, baked goods, honey, and meats, visitors to the NAFM will encounter friendly and familiar vendors in an inviting atmosphere. 

Questions? Contact Director of Food Access, Megan Marshall

Learn more about the healthy food incentives offered at the NAFM >

Located along the river at Constitution Park, the Waynesboro Farmer’s Market (WFM) strives to sustain a vibrant and innovative market that supports local farmers while extending the benefits of local food to the greater community. At the WFM, visitors will find a wide selection of local fruits and vegetables, baked goods, honey, eggs, and meat as they enjoy the upbeat atmosphere and friendly faces of dedicated vendors who are committed to serving the community.

Questions? Contact Director of Food Access, Megan Marshall

Learn more about the healthy food incentives offered at the WFM >