Fresh MARTA Market Reopens In Atlanta

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For some fresh produce, you should consider going to the Fresh MARTA Market at various stations around Atlanta.

Since mid-April, the Fresh MARTA Market has been open and serving customers.

The farm stand is up and running at five MARTA stations: Bankhead, West End, Five Points, College Park, and H.E. Holmes MARTA Stations.

When Are Fresh MARTA Markets Open In Atlanta?

Fresh MARTA Markets are open from Tuesday to Friday at a different station each day. 

Market Open day  End Date
West End Tuesdays Dec 6 (closed Nov 22)
HE Holmes Wednesdays Dec 7 (closed Nov 23)
Bankhead Wednesdays Dec 7 (closed Nov 23)
College Park Thursdays Dec 8 (closed Nov 24)
Doraville Fridays Dec 9 (closed Nov 25)
Five Points Fridays Dec 9 (closed Nov 25)
Kensington Coming this summer Dec 9 (closed Nov 25)

The market is a partnership between the following entities:

If you’re a health nut and want more local healthy food choices, perhaps you’ll be interested in our Guide to Local Farmers Markets.

We also have special coverage of Black Farmers In Atlanta as well as How To Keto In Atlanta.

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