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A site in Huntersville, NC locally known as the birthplace of the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independance.

A 98-acre park centered on a 7-acre lake in Charlotte, NC between the historic Dilworth and Myers Park neighborhoods. The park has tennis and volleyball courts, sport and athletic fields, a playground, a steam engine, it’s own paved trails plus a link to the Little Sugar Creek Greenway, and a massive indoor shelter building available for event rentals.

A c.1745 spur path located in Troutman, NC, also known as the Keowee Trail, is part of the Great Wagon Road. This bi-directional trailway also provides access to the Mountain Creek Park trail network.

A Huntersville, NC farm using organic faming methods to produce hemp & fresh cut flowers.

An urban farm engaged in Deep Roots Community Planning Solutions that’s located on a family homestead in North-West Charlotte, NC.

Using innovative and responsible production practices to grow a healthy, high-value product, the Dutch Buffalo Farm provides produce at a quantity and price that allows fresh local food to become a meaningful addition to the diet of the community.

Fresh and locally grown produce, plants, shops, arts, and crafts attract customers to this Charlotte market year-round.

Running from the 1st Saturday in May to the last Saturday in October, this Charlotte, NC market offers fresh produce, proteins, artisanal foods, and handcrafted goods.

A producer-only market in downtown Davidson, NC that offers shoppers healthy, fresh, and locally-grown foods and goods.

Local market for local growers, makers, and creators in Denver, NC.

Just minutes west of Charlotte, NC, this market opens Tuesdays and Thursdays from May through October, and on Saturdays April through November.

The Town of Huntersville, NC hosts its’ market every Saturday from May through August at Veterans Park in Downtown Huntersville offering local produce, meats, cheeses, baked goods, snacks, cut flowers, artisan crafts, kids entertainment, and goodies for your four-legged friends.

Every Tuesday from May through August local farmers offering fresh produce, meats, artisan breads, baked goods, fresh cut flowers, and potted plants come together just outside Novant Health Hospital in The Park business complex Huntersville, NC.

Open Thursdays 4-7pm from May through September, this market offers a variety of fresh, local produce, as well as honey, prepared foods, spices, and crafts.

Farmers market in Denver, NC featuring local vendors produce, baked goods, flowers, and handmade items.

A local, family owned market shop and garden center in Sherrills Ford, NC.

A market which focuses on supporting local small farms, educating the community on the advantages of eating fresh local food, and teaching the community to grow their own food.

This Cornelius, NC market promotes local food producers and enhances access to healthy food options with a mission to unite the community, foster neighborhood relationships, and engage in meaningful conversations about local food systems.

Produce market known for strawberries, ice cream, pick-your-own options, plus a corn maze from six generations of a family farmers in Rowan County for the last 125 years.

Local farmers, producers, and artisans in Cabarrus County attract customers year-round on Saturday mornings, with two additional seasonal markets in Harrisburg and downtown Concord.

Local, sustainable, responsibly raised produce and proteins – along with locally sourced artisanal food products and crafts.

Fresh-picked produce and pasture-raised beef brought directly to customers in Huntersville, NC seven days a week.

Locally grown, fresh food to improve health and support a sustainable lifestyle while providing a vibrant market.

Bicentennial Farms are Century Farms that have maintained continuous family ownership for 200 years or more.

Working with farmers and growers, farms, markets, and consumers, this nonprofit strives to make our region a global leader in local food production and consumption.

Dedicated to the conservation of raptors, Carolina Raptor Center features more than 30 species of raptors, including eagles, owls, vultures, falcons, hawks, and more.

A land trust foundation focused on protecting and managing land for public benefit in the Southern Piedmont region of North Carolina.

The Catawba Riverkeeper Foundation, Inc. preserves, protects, and restores the waters of the Catawba-Wateree River basin for all through education, advocacy, and engagement.

Century Farms must be at least 100 years old according to authentic land records and in continuous family ownership for at least 100 years.

Organized and federated in 1952, this nonprofits’ purpose is to provide educational information on horticulture, conservation, and environmental topics in the Charlotte area.

Landtrust committed to conserving local lands and natural resources, connecting lives to nature, and promoting a conservation ethic.

North Carolina native plant identification and gardening resources.

We conserve local land, natural areas, rural landscapes, family farms, scenic rivers, and historic places.