The Pocahontas County Farmers Market has three great locations throughout the county. Our Green Bank Market, located in the parking lot of Henry’s Quick Stop, is open from 3 to 6 p.m. every Wednesday. Our Linwood Market, located in the parking lot of the Linwood Library at base of Snowshoe Mountain, is open from 3:30 to 6 p.m. every Friday and our Marlinton Market, located near the First Avenue Mini Park, is open 8 a.m. to noon on Saturdays.
We have many hardworking, dedicated members of the Pocahontas County Farmers Market.
This week Sandy and Fane Irvine will have yellow squash, lettuce, Asian greens, red kale and hopefully beets. All their produce is grown on their local farm. Sandy also has the best sweet breads you’ll find in Pocahontas County.
Tolly Peuleche of Hidden River Farm also offers a wide variety of fresh produce. She will have some strawberries, lettuce, onions, eggs and herbs at this week’s market.
April Moncrief has the coolest, most colorful tie dyes you will ever see, and she plans to have baked goods, eggs, flowers, fruits, herbs, jams, jellies, plants, prepared foods and produce at the market.
Renee Picarsic and Pete Spang have a huge selection of artisan breads, including Honey Oatmeal, Rye, Tomato Basil, Molasses Oatmeal and Honey Whole Wheat. They will have produce this week, as well.
Joe and Sue Laskey offer beautiful hanging baskets, flowers, perennials and plants. They also have some fruits, herbs, jams and jellies.
Doug Bernier has been involved with the Farmers Market since its very beginning. He offers freshly ground flours, molasses, flowers, fruits, plants and produce.
Kelly Buzzard offers hand dyed yarn, handknit hats and jewelry.
Bruce Carr sets up at the Marlinton Market and offers the fresh coffee everyone needs in the morning. He has prepared foods, produce and handcrafts. You can also find Pat Robert’s fine arts at his stand.
Scott and Lindsay Hayes with Maple Mountain Farm are a one stop shop. They have a little bit of everything and are dedicated to being organic. Throughout the season they will have baked goods, eggs, fruits, herbs, amazing wood-fired maple syrup, some meat, plants, prepared foods, produce, hardwood charcoal and soap.
Jo Debra Gandee with the Linwood Emporium sets up at the Linwood Market and has various starter plants. Within the next few months she will have cabbage, beans, corn, peppers and lettuce to name a few.
Dee Hill offers handmade purses and fresh baked goods. She has some of the best old-time recipes at the market. Some of her breads include; salt rising, dilly bread and pumpkin breads.
Renae Jordan offers a selection of refreshments, flowers, plants, books and crocheted items.
Trevor Jordan sets up at the Marlinton Market offering eggs and granola. He also has some baked goods, fruits, jams, jellies, meat, plants and produce.
Regina Lucas has strawberries, rhubarb, eggs and starter plants from her greenhouse.
Mary Mann and Burl Burns with Three Oaks Longhorns have some of the best meat in Pocahontas County. Stop by the Marlinton Market for a variety of amazing meats including NY strip, ribeye, sirloin, roasts, filet mignon and burgers. She also has handcrafted ceramics.
Phyllis McCall offers a wide variety of jams, jellies and jewelry, and plans to have some baked goods, candies, flowers and plants.
Matthew and Stacy McCarty with Big Rock Farms feature pasture raised chickens, frozen to preserve freshness. They also have sausage, ham and lard.
Ben and Linda Raugh with Little Levels Greenhouse have everything to suit all your planting needs. They offer a huge variety of plants including 23 varieties of heirloom tomatoes. Ben is the first to bring in the season’s cauliflower and broccoli.
Pocahontas County FFA has a wide variety of plants and flowers. All proceeds support the PCHS FFA
Stop by any of our three locations and pick up a PCFM cookbook, tote and T-shirt! All proceeds support the Farmer’s Market.
We will continue to accept SNAP, senior vouchers and WIC. SNAP can also be used to purchase vegetable plants and herbs. Senior vouchers/WIC will become available after July 1.