Nestled in Georgia’s rich agricultural heartland, Coweta County is a must-visit for farm-fresh produce, handcrafted goods, and authentic local experiences. With vibrant farmers markets and organic you-pick farms, you can savor fresh fruits, vegetables, artisanal products, and more.
From locally sourced ingredients to one-of-a-kind crafts, these markets offer the perfect way to support local farmers while immersing yourself in the community’s agricultural heritage.
Kick off your weekend at Senoia’s Farmer’s Market, the social event of the week! Grab a to-go Bloody Mary or mimosa from one of the two bars and enjoy a leisurely stroll through a rotating selection of vendors. Be sure to try the popular breakfast burrito, a local favorite that’s not to be missed.
In the heart of Sharpsburg, the Sharpsburg Market is a vibrant community hub with a focus on quality and sustainability. This market is the perfect place to find seasonal fruits, handcrafted products, and support local businesses while soaking in the charm of a small-town atmosphere.
For a lively experience, head to Newnan’s Market Day on the town square, where over 50 booths feature everything from fresh produce and honey to pottery and handcrafted furniture. Don’t miss “Pickin’ on the Square”—a relaxed jam session where musicians of all levels are invited to join in for a fun, impromptu performance.
Just down the road, the Coweta County Farmer’s Market offers a weekly variety of seasonal produce, eggs, baked goods, and arts and crafts, providing a perfect spot to pick up local, fresh goods while supporting the community.
180-Degree Farm offers more than just fresh, organically raised produce and meats—it’s a beacon of hope for those battling cancer. After their son’s successful recovery from cancer, the Tyson family created 180-Degree Farm to provide access to organic, nutrient-dense food for anyone facing this disease. The farm also offers locally butchered meats, yogurt, and eggs. Visitors can explore beautiful flower gardens, shop their bi-weekly market or take part in regular volunteer opportunities. Online orders are available for convenience.
Whitley Farms is a unique destination where you can meet Curly the Bull & Curly Jr., who share their pasture with beehives. This family-run you-pick farm offers fresh strawberries and blueberries (when in season), as well as homemade jams and honey harvested right from Curly’s pasture.
At Country Garden Farms, owners Mike and Judy Cunningham offer more than just fresh produce and pasture-raised meats. They host hands-on classes and workshops, teaching how to grow, preserve, and cook fresh foods. Their animals are pasture-raised without antibiotics or hormones, and all produce is Certified Naturally Grown, making it the perfect place to learn about sustainable farming while supporting local agriculture.
Beak and Berry Farm is a charming, family-run farm that focuses on fresh, organic produce and sustainable farming practices. Nestled in a scenic countryside, visitors can enjoy pick-your-own seasonal berries, free-range eggs, and handcrafted goods. The farm offers tours and a welcoming atmosphere, celebrating the close-knit connection between nature and community.
By: Katie Kelly Bell (Atlanta Magazine Custom Media)
