Pulaski County’s Farmers Market - The Marketplace

Farmers markets are how communities display off the fruits of their labor. At The Marketplace, vendors from Pulaski County and local neighbors join together to support and celebrate our small-town, mountain-loving community. These markets are an important tool for providing fresh food, and to create a space for visitors to meet the artists and creators behind local produce, cuisine, and products.

The Marketplace is home to artisans, artists, photographers, crafters, dreamers, doers, and more. Only at the Marketplace can you find such a diverse and interesting line of people, products, and food. Each week, taste homemade and unique cuisines from various food vendors. As you munch on something delicious, feel free to sip on local wines, listen to live music, and take in local artwork.

The Marketplace is located at the Pulaski Train Station and is open every Tuesday from 4-7PM through May-October. Make sure you stop by to experience an ever changing, and ever growing Marketplace!
The Marketplace continues to serve as one of Pulaski County’s most vibrant community gathering spaces, connecting local farmers, artisans, and small businesses with residents and visitors throughout the New River Valley. More than just a place to shop, it represents the heart of local food culture in Southwest Virginia, where fresh produce, handmade goods, and seasonal products come together in an open-air setting filled with music and community energy. For travelers searching for farmers markets in Virginia, local food experiences near Interstate 81, or authentic small-town attractions in Pulaski County, The Marketplace offers an easy and welcoming way to experience the region’s agricultural roots. Whether you’re stocking up on fresh ingredients, supporting local vendors, or simply enjoying a Tuesday evening outdoors, this market reflects the growing appeal of agritourism and community-driven experiences in the Blue Ridge region.
Written by Patrick Ford, Director of Pulaski on Main
Edited by Shelby Vandergriff, Pulaski County Tourism
Revised in 2026