Shop for local, home-grown produce at the Opelousas Farmers' Market. Opelousas, Louisiana is a major agricultural community. In the mid 20th Century the town was even known as the Yam Capital of the World. Today you can still try an Opelousas sweet potato and even take home some collards and mustard greens, kale, carrots, honey, and squashes when in season. The Opelousas Farmer's Market is open throughout the year every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. In the spring and fall, local farmers gather in the evening for a special concert, Music & Market, featuring Cajun and zydeco music bands. 

Farmers' Market Pavilion | 6:30am-10:30am | Free Admission

337-453-1023
828 E. Landry St.
Opelousas, LA 70570

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The Eunice Farmers Market is open year-round every Wednesday and Saturday. Shoppers can choose from seasonal garden fruits and vegetables (when available), jellies, jams, fruit preserves, pickles, raw honey, and a local favorite, sweet dough pies. Arts and crafts may appear from time to time as vendors are available. 

Downtown Eunice | Summer: Wednesday 2pm-5pm | Saturday 8am-12pm | Fall: Saturday 8am-12pm | Free Admission

337-457-6503
Downtown, 2nd St.
Eunice, LA 70535

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Shop for local, home-grown produce at the Opelousas Farmers' Market. Opelousas, Louisiana is a major agricultural community. In the mid 20th Century the town was even known as the Yam Capital of the World. Today you can still try an Opelousas sweet potato and even take home some collards and mustard greens, kale, carrots, honey, and squashes when in season. The Opelousas Farmer's Market is open throughout the year every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. In the spring and fall, local farmers gather in the evening for a special concert, Music & Market, featuring Cajun and zydeco music bands. 

Farmers' Market Pavilion | 6:30am-10:30am | Free Admission

337-453-1023
828 E. Landry St.
Opelousas, LA 70570

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The Eunice Farmers Market is open year-round every Wednesday and Saturday. Shoppers can choose from seasonal garden fruits and vegetables (when available), jellies, jams, fruit preserves, pickles, raw honey, and a local favorite, sweet dough pies. Arts and crafts may appear from time to time as vendors are available. 

Downtown Eunice | Summer: Wednesday 2pm-5pm | Saturday 8am-12pm | Fall: Saturday 8am-12pm | Free Admission

337-457-6503
Downtown, 2nd St.
Eunice, LA 70535

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Shop for local, home-grown produce at the Opelousas Farmers' Market. Opelousas, Louisiana is a major agricultural community. In the mid 20th Century the town was even known as the Yam Capital of the World. Today you can still try an Opelousas sweet potato and even take home some collards and mustard greens, kale, carrots, honey, and squashes when in season. The Opelousas Farmer's Market is open throughout the year every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. In the spring and fall, local farmers gather in the evening for a special concert, Music & Market, featuring Cajun and zydeco music bands. 

Farmers' Market Pavilion | 6:30am-10:30am | Free Admission

337-453-1023
828 E. Landry St.
Opelousas, LA 70570

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Every Saturday, local artisans offer jam, jellies, pies, and treats while local farmers sell fresh produce and grass-fed beef. While you're visiting Sunset, check out local art galleries, antique malls, and shops. Local artists work with everything from gourds to fused glass, and several antique shops specialize in mid-century items and kitchenware. 

The grounds at Water Oak Farms | 8am-12pm

337-662-3276
832 Napoleon Ave.
Sunset, LA 70584

Shop for local, home-grown produce at the Opelousas Farmers' Market. Opelousas, Louisiana is a major agricultural community. In the mid 20th Century the town was even known as the Yam Capital of the World. Today you can still try an Opelousas sweet potato and even take home some collards and mustard greens, kale, carrots, honey, and squashes when in season. The Opelousas Farmer's Market is open throughout the year every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. In the spring and fall, local farmers gather in the evening for a special concert, Music & Market, featuring Cajun and zydeco music bands. 

Farmers' Market Pavilion | 6:30am-10:30am | Free Admission

337-453-1023
828 E. Landry St.
Opelousas, LA 70570

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The Eunice Farmers Market is open year-round every Wednesday and Saturday. Shoppers can choose from seasonal garden fruits and vegetables (when available), jellies, jams, fruit preserves, pickles, raw honey, and a local favorite, sweet dough pies. Arts and crafts may appear from time to time as vendors are available. 

Downtown Eunice | Summer: Wednesday 2pm-5pm | Saturday 8am-12pm | Fall: Saturday 8am-12pm | Free Admission

337-457-6503
Downtown, 2nd St.
Eunice, LA 70535

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Shop for local, home-grown produce at the Opelousas Farmers' Market. Opelousas, Louisiana is a major agricultural community. In the mid 20th Century the town was even known as the Yam Capital of the World. Today you can still try an Opelousas sweet potato and even take home some collards and mustard greens, kale, carrots, honey, and squashes when in season. The Opelousas Farmer's Market is open throughout the year every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. In the spring and fall, local farmers gather in the evening for a special concert, Music & Market, featuring Cajun and zydeco music bands. 

Farmers' Market Pavilion | 6:30am-10:30am | Free Admission

337-453-1023
828 E. Landry St.
Opelousas, LA 70570

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Friday evening pick up fresh, homegrown produce, and listen to live, regional music at Music & Market in historic Opelousas. In addition to the musical entertainment, Music & Market will spotlight a vegetable and/or agriculture commodity. Samples will be available. Concert-goers are welcome to bring lawn chairs for seating. Ice chests will not be allowed.

April 20 - Lil Buck Sinegal (Blues)
April 27 - Gregg Martinez (Swamp Pop/Variety)
May 4 - Geno Delafose & French Rockin Boogie (Zydeco/Cajun)
May 11 - Chubby Carrier (Zydeco) - Downtown Edition: Courthouse Square
May 18 - Jaxon Meche Band (Country)

Farmers' Market Pavilion | 5:30pm-8:30pm
Courthouse Square Location:  118 S. Court St., Opelousas, LA 70570

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337-948-6263/800-424-5442
828 E. Landry St.
Opelousas, Louisiana 70570

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The Eunice Farmers Market is open year-round every Wednesday and Saturday. Shoppers can choose from seasonal garden fruits and vegetables (when available), jellies, jams, fruit preserves, pickles, raw honey, and a local favorite, sweet dough pies. Arts and crafts may appear from time to time as vendors are available. 

Downtown Eunice | Summer: Wednesday 2pm-5pm | Saturday 8am-12pm | Fall: Saturday 8am-12pm | Free Admission

337-457-6503
Downtown, 2nd St.
Eunice, LA 70535

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Shop for local, home-grown produce at the Opelousas Farmers' Market. Opelousas, Louisiana is a major agricultural community. In the mid 20th Century the town was even known as the Yam Capital of the World. Today you can still try an Opelousas sweet potato and even take home some collards and mustard greens, kale, carrots, honey, and squashes when in season. The Opelousas Farmer's Market is open throughout the year every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. In the spring and fall, local farmers gather in the evening for a special concert, Music & Market, featuring Cajun and zydeco music bands. 

Farmers' Market Pavilion | 6:30am-10:30am | Free Admission

337-453-1023
828 E. Landry St.
Opelousas, LA 70570

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Every Saturday, local artisans offer jam, jellies, pies, and treats while local farmers sell fresh produce and grass-fed beef. While you're visiting Sunset, check out local art galleries, antique malls, and shops. Local artists work with everything from gourds to fused glass, and several antique shops specialize in mid-century items and kitchenware. 

The grounds at Water Oak Farms | 8am-12pm

337-662-3276
832 Napoleon Ave.
Sunset, LA 70584

Shop for local, home-grown produce at the Opelousas Farmers' Market. Opelousas, Louisiana is a major agricultural community. In the mid 20th Century the town was even known as the Yam Capital of the World. Today you can still try an Opelousas sweet potato and even take home some collards and mustard greens, kale, carrots, honey, and squashes when in season. The Opelousas Farmer's Market is open throughout the year every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. In the spring and fall, local farmers gather in the evening for a special concert, Music & Market, featuring Cajun and zydeco music bands. 

Farmers' Market Pavilion | 6:30am-10:30am | Free Admission

337-453-1023
828 E. Landry St.
Opelousas, LA 70570

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The Eunice Farmers Market is open year-round every Wednesday and Saturday. Shoppers can choose from seasonal garden fruits and vegetables (when available), jellies, jams, fruit preserves, pickles, raw honey, and a local favorite, sweet dough pies. Arts and crafts may appear from time to time as vendors are available. 

Downtown Eunice | Summer: Wednesday 2pm-5pm | Saturday 8am-12pm | Fall: Saturday 8am-12pm | Free Admission

337-457-6503
Downtown, 2nd St.
Eunice, LA 70535

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Shop for local, home-grown produce at the Opelousas Farmers' Market. Opelousas, Louisiana is a major agricultural community. In the mid 20th Century the town was even known as the Yam Capital of the World. Today you can still try an Opelousas sweet potato and even take home some collards and mustard greens, kale, carrots, honey, and squashes when in season. The Opelousas Farmer's Market is open throughout the year every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. In the spring and fall, local farmers gather in the evening for a special concert, Music & Market, featuring Cajun and zydeco music bands. 

Farmers' Market Pavilion | 6:30am-10:30am | Free Admission

337-453-1023
828 E. Landry St.
Opelousas, LA 70570

More Photos

Friday evening pick up fresh, homegrown produce, and listen to live, regional music at Music & Market in historic Opelousas. In addition to the musical entertainment, Music & Market will spotlight a vegetable and/or agriculture commodity. Samples will be available. Concert-goers are welcome to bring lawn chairs for seating. Ice chests will not be allowed.

April 20 - Lil Buck Sinegal (Blues)
April 27 - Gregg Martinez (Swamp Pop/Variety)
May 4 - Geno Delafose & French Rockin Boogie (Zydeco/Cajun)
May 11 - Chubby Carrier (Zydeco) - Downtown Edition: Courthouse Square
May 18 - Jaxon Meche Band (Country)

Farmers' Market Pavilion | 5:30pm-8:30pm
Courthouse Square Location:  118 S. Court St., Opelousas, LA 70570

Want more festivals and events? Sign up to receive for our E-Newsletter featuring a calendar of events! 

337-948-6263/800-424-5442
828 E. Landry St.
Opelousas, Louisiana 70570

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The Eunice Farmers Market is open year-round every Wednesday and Saturday. Shoppers can choose from seasonal garden fruits and vegetables (when available), jellies, jams, fruit preserves, pickles, raw honey, and a local favorite, sweet dough pies. Arts and crafts may appear from time to time as vendors are available. 

Downtown Eunice | Summer: Wednesday 2pm-5pm | Saturday 8am-12pm | Fall: Saturday 8am-12pm | Free Admission

337-457-6503
Downtown, 2nd St.
Eunice, LA 70535

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Shop for local, home-grown produce at the Opelousas Farmers' Market. Opelousas, Louisiana is a major agricultural community. In the mid 20th Century the town was even known as the Yam Capital of the World. Today you can still try an Opelousas sweet potato and even take home some collards and mustard greens, kale, carrots, honey, and squashes when in season. The Opelousas Farmer's Market is open throughout the year every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. In the spring and fall, local farmers gather in the evening for a special concert, Music & Market, featuring Cajun and zydeco music bands. 

Farmers' Market Pavilion | 6:30am-10:30am | Free Admission

337-453-1023
828 E. Landry St.
Opelousas, LA 70570

More Photos

Every Saturday, local artisans offer jam, jellies, pies, and treats while local farmers sell fresh produce and grass-fed beef. While you're visiting Sunset, check out local art galleries, antique malls, and shops. Local artists work with everything from gourds to fused glass, and several antique shops specialize in mid-century items and kitchenware. 

The grounds at Water Oak Farms | 8am-12pm

337-662-3276
832 Napoleon Ave.
Sunset, LA 70584