27 farmers markets, seafood markets, and farm stands across 7 parishes — from the 80-vendor Saturday market at Moncus Park to shrimp off the boats at Bayou Carlin Cove and a Friday-evening stand in Ville Platte. Filter by day to see what’s open, or tap any listing to call, visit, or get directions.
The region's flagship market — 80+ local farmers, artisans, and food vendors under the Paul A. Doerle Sr. Farmers Market Pavilion. Produce, seafood, grass-fed meats, fresh eggs, honey, jams, baked goods, plus jewelry, soaps, and woodwork. Covered vendor space, restrooms, and a patio overlooking the park.
Oil Center market with fresh food, prepared products, and retail vendors.
Long-running early-morning produce market — locally grown fruit and vegetables in season. Opens at 5 a.m.; go early, the good stuff moves fast.
Sunday market at The Wurst Biergarten downtown — organic and locally grown food alongside local arts and crafts.
Closing time not published — confirm before a late trip.
Weekend flea-market-and-produce hybrid on the Evangeline Thruway — mostly food products and goods rather than a pure grower's market.
The City of Scott's Saturday-morning market — fresh produce and crafts.
Monthly Saturday market at Sugar Mill Pond with live music and food vendors.
Runs one Saturday a month — check the market's Facebook for the current date.
Carencro's cultural-district market — live music, fresh food, and arts and crafts.
New Iberia's downtown market at Bouligny Plaza — fresh produce plus arts and crafts, twice a week.
Standing fresh-produce market open five days a week, with CSA subscriptions available.
Loreauville-road market known for fresh beef alongside local produce.
Sources disagree on whether the Saturday session still runs — confirm before going.
Seasonal market in the Teche Ridge development — food trucks, produce, arts and crafts, and music.
Runs on a seasonal schedule — check the market's Facebook for current dates.
Second-Saturday market with fresh food and craft vendors.
Second Saturday of the month.
Breaux Bridge's market for local food, music, and crafts.
Exact hours not published in any source found — needs a call to confirm.
Non-commercial vendors only — homegrown and handmade goods, seafood, produce, and arts and crafts in the shadow of the Evangeline Oak.
Opelousas's Farmers' Market Pavilion — fresh produce and food products three mornings a week.
Seasonal garden vegetables and fruit, jellies, sweet dough pies, honey, breads, plus arts and crafts.
Sunset's Saturday-morning market — fresh produce and food products.
Market on the grounds of St. John's Episcopal Church in historic Washington.
Listed by the parish but without days or hours — needs a call to confirm.
Magdalen Square market with live music, seasonal produce, food products, wine, and arts vendors.
Third Saturday of the month per KATC; Grow Acadiana lists it as every Saturday 8 a.m.–3 p.m. Sources conflict — confirm before going.
Dockside market at Bayou Carlin Cove — shrimp and fresh seafood straight off the boats, plus craft beer, produce, homemade food, and arts and crafts.
First Saturday of the month. Grow Acadiana lists an 8 a.m. start; KATC says 9 a.m.
Acadia Parish's market at the Rice Arena in Crowley.
Days and hours not published in any source found — needs a call to confirm.
Evangeline Parish's Friday-evening market — fruit and vegetables in season, run out of downtown Ville Platte.
Spring and fall runs, dates announced locally — confirm before going.
Church Point farm stand with seasonal produce and a CSA program.
Working goat dairy with an on-site farm store — chèvre and goat-milk products made where they're sold.
Plants, seasonal produce, and preserves, six days a week.
Pesticide-free community garden open for tours and harvest on Mondays.
Open Mondays for tours and harvest.
Listings were assembled from Grow Acadiana, KATC’s market roundup, and official parish and municipal pages, then cross-checked against each market’s own site or Facebook. Entries marked Verified had their days, hours, and address confirmed against a primary source; the rest carry aggregator data, and a few carry a note where sources disagree — call ahead on those. 21 of 27 have a precise pin; the others sit on rural roads OpenStreetMap doesn’t index, so they list without one.
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