Northeast Georgia Locally Grown

Northeast Georgia Locally Grown Order online Friday night through Monday night and pick up your local and chemical-free foods Wednesdays 5-6:30pm
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[email protected]
770-530-3287

Hall County Pickup
Northeast Georgia History Center
322 Academy St, Gainesville GA

Habersham County Pickup
Grace Calvary Church
295 East Green Street, Clarkesville GA

Rabun County Pickup
St. James Episcopal Church (Parish Hall)
260 Warwoman Rd, Clayton, GA 30525

07/13/2026

Fresh from Northeast Georgia farms to your table. 🌿🍅

Did you know you can pick up locally grown produce right here at the Northeast Georgia History Center? Through Northeast Georgia Locally Grown, you can support local farmers and bring home fresh, seasonal products from our region.

Order online, pick up at the History Center, and enjoy the best of Northeast Georgia—grown close to home and shared with community.
🪴 https://northeastgeorgia.locallygrown.net/welcome

Because supporting local history and supporting local agriculture go hand in hand. 🌻

05/18/2026

The market is open for orders!

Welcome new-to-us Farmers Carly of Echoes Farmstead and Josh, Sarah, and Family of Barefoot Farmstead!

Thanks for creating a WARM welcome and getting to know them by trying everything they have listed: Mixed lettuces (rinsed and bagged and head lettuces), Kale, Kohlrabi, Green Onions, Endive, Napa Cabbage, Peashoots, Parsley, Daikon Radishes

Everything is listed by the farmer who grew it, so you know exactly where your food is from. (look for Echoes and Barefoot this week)

You might also find and enjoy: Cherry Tomatoes, Green Beans, Okra, Yellow Squash, Cucumbers, Broccoli, Lettuces, Strawberries, Fresh Mushrooms, Microgreens, Onions, Snap Peas, Radishes

Evening temperatures above 60F and farmers irrigating A LOT during the drought, means all their hard work is starting to pay off. Some even grow in high tunnels to get you summer produce as early as now! Thanks for supporting food grown without synthetic fertilizers within 80 miles of you!

The market is open for orders Friday 9pm - Monday 9pm and pickup is between 5-6:30pm Wednesdays in Gainesville, Clarkesville, and Clayton.

Link in bio to see more:
Produce grown using organic practices
Pastured Meats
Pastured Eggs
Local Honey
Baked Goods with Local AND Organic wheat
Gluten Free Baked Goods

https://northeastgeorgia.locallygrown.net/market?category=28688&page=1&editMode=0

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The market is open for preorders until 9pm Mondays and pickup Wednesday!This week you might still find: Cucumbers, Spina...
04/20/2026

The market is open for preorders until 9pm Mondays and pickup Wednesday!

This week you might still find: Cucumbers, Spinach, Cilantro, Lettuces, Strawberries, Stinging Nettles, Kale, Chard, Herbs, Arugula, Microgreens, Fresh Mushrooms, Onions, Pak Choy, and Baby Asian Greens Mixes

Try some Black Pearl King Oyster Mushrooms from Dream Big Farms Mushrooms this week! They are denser and meatier than typical pearl or blue oyster mushrooms, with thicker stems. Try cooking like you would scallops, in thick round slices with olive oil and garlic.

Fresh ONIONS are coming in strong this week from Barefoot Farmstead! You basically get 2 for one because you can slice the onions bulb part like you would a storage onion, AND chop the green part for a spring garnish. Cook the bulb part with your proteins and then throw the green on top before serving! Tacos, Casseroles, Chili Dogs, Omelets, Stir-frys, etc!

Swiss Chard is going strong from Crooked Oak Farm and The Moon Farm. Chard seems to be the most underrated and under utilized of the spring greens. They can range from bitter to sweet depending on how you prepare them. They pack amazing nutrients and colors (polyphenols). Think of them like this: in the spinach family, but can be cooked like collards. The longer you cook them, the more sweet they become. Just don't let them go to mush. Love Chard, share your favorite preparation in the comments.

Spinach abounds this week! We are fortunate to have a great selection of spinach from The Moon Farm and Crooked Oak this week! Blend it for green smoothies, mix into salads, fold into omelets, toss into soups, layer into sandwich wraps.

The market is open for orders Friday 9pm - Monday 9pm and pickup is between 5-6:30pm Wednesdays in Gainesville, Clarkesville, and Clayton.

Link in comments to see more:
Local Produce grown using organic practices
Pastured Meats
Pastured Eggs
Baked Goods with Local AND Organic wheat
AND NOW Gluten Free Baked Goods!

Address

322 Academy Street NE
Gainesville, GA
30501

Opening Hours

Monday 12am - 9pm
Friday 9pm - 12am
Saturday 12am - 11:45pm
Sunday 12am - 11:45pm

Telephone

(770) 530-3287

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