Farms & Farmers Markets in District of Columbia
18 farms, farmers markets, CSAs and food hubs across District of Columbia. Search by city, product and certification — free, no paid placement.
What’s in District of Columbia
- Farmers Markets
- Food Hubs & Co-ops
- CSA Programs
- On-Farm Markets
Cities with the Most Listings
How to Use This List
These listings come from the USDA Local Food Portal plus producers we have added directly. Terms like “natural” and “pasture-raised” are not federally regulated, so a listing is a starting point rather than an endorsement. The certified badge means the producer reported certified practices to the USDA — a reported claim, not our inspection.
Ask any producer five questions and you will know more than any label tells you: what do the animals eat and for how long, where is processing done, can you visit, which certifications do they hold and who audits them, and what breed and age at harvest. A farmer answers immediately. A reseller becomes vague.
Selected District of Columbia Listings
- 4P Foods certified
- Arcadia's Mobile Market certified
- Cleveland Park Farmers Market certified
- Common Good City Farm certified
- FRESHFARM Dupont Market certified
- Flannel Tie Farm certified
- Mount Pleasant Farmers' Market certified
- USDA Farmers Market certified
- Bloomingdale Farmers' Market
- DC Central Kitchen
- DC Farmers Market
- Dreaming Out Loud, Inc.
- FRESHFARM
- Hoya Hub Food Pantry
- Little Wild Things City Farm
- Tenley Town Farmers Market @ Whole Foods Market
- The Fresh Food Factory Farm and Food Hub
- The Marketplace in Woodrige
Open the full Farm Finder map → to filter all 17 District of Columbia listings by city, product type and certification.
Decode the Labels Before You Buy
Most confusion at a farm stand comes from label language. Read grass-fed vs grass-finished, pasture-raised vs free-range, and grass-fed vs grain-finished beef before your first visit.
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