Farmers Markets in Louisiana

33Markets

10Counties

11Cities

Cajun Culture Meets Farm-Fresh Goods

Louisiana hosts 33 markets across 10 counties, bringing 30 unique product categories to local neighborhoods. This vibrant network connects 11 different cities with the freshest flavors the Gulf region has to offer.

Baton Rouge and the Bayou Markets

East Baton Rouge, St. Tammany, and Ouachita counties lead the way with 4 markets each. The market presence is well-balanced between major cities like Baton Rouge and smaller urban centers.

Savoring the Louisiana Saturday Scene

Saturday is the heart of the market week, featuring 20 of the state’s 33 total locations. While 15% of markets stay open year-round, the seasonal peak offers a massive surge in local availability.

Hot Sauce and Fresh Poultry

Baked goods and poultry are top draws here, alongside the state's famous hot sauces found at 13 different markets. You can also pick up fresh-cut flowers and microgreens from over 11 vendors across the state.

Explore the Tastes of Louisiana

Visit New Orleans or Shreveport to discover 3 markets in each city, or check out the 4 thriving locations in Monroe. Whether you shop on a busy Saturday or a quiet Friday, there are plenty of ways to support local growers.

Market Highlights

Of Louisiana's 33 farmers markets, 5 operate year-round and 26 hold weekend hours. 11 markets accept EBT/SNAP benefits. The most common products include Baked Goods, Poultry, Fruits.