Local food · The honest season
The Grayson Farmers Market
The Grayson Farmers Market is a seasonal market that has run on Wednesday afternoons through the warm months, offering fresh produce, eggs, baked goods, and food vendors. Its location has shifted over the years, between the Grayson Parkway and the Rosebud Road area, so the honest advice is to confirm the current date and spot before you drive.
This page does not invent a schedule. It gives you the honest picture of how the market has run and the reliable ways to confirm it is on before you head out.
The market
A Wednesday market through the warm months
The Grayson Farmers Market has typically run on Wednesday afternoons, roughly from late afternoon into the early evening, through the late spring and summer. It has been held at different spots over the years, most recently in the Rosebud Road area and previously on the Grayson Parkway. The market sells fresh local produce, eggs, baked goods, and prepared food, and it has accepted card payments in recent seasons.
Because the market's location and season have moved between years, the reliable move is to check the market's own Facebook page or a current listing before you drive. The guide would rather you confirm than show up to an empty lot.
The alternative
The grocery answer, all year
When the seasonal market is not running, the grocery picture in Grayson is solid: the Kroger at Grayson Commons on the Grayson Highway anchors the in-city shopping, the Publix at Grayson Village covers the Loganville Highway side, and an ALDI sits a short drive south on the Athens Highway. Sprouts and a Nam Dae Mun market in Lawrenceville round out the produce options for the county seat run.
An editorial guide, not a listings site. Updated September 13, 2026. Real-estate guidance on this page is provided by Rob Dietrich, REALTOR® with eXp Realty, LLC.