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Running Tuesday mornings from April through late September, this weekly farmers market brings local producers and growers together in Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. The Onslow County Farmers' Market operates during peak growing season, making it an ideal destination for vendors selling fresh produce, vegetables, and other seasonal offerings. As a farmers market rather than a craft fair, the focus here centers on food and agricultural products, though you'll also find complementary items like honey, plants, and locally-made body products and soap that appeal to the same health-conscious, locally-minded shoppers who frequent these markets. The Tuesday morning timing works well for vendors looking to reach early shoppers, military families, and locals who make this a regular weekly stop during the spring and summer months. Since the market runs through late September, vendors have a solid five-month window to build customer relationships and establish regular clientele. The market's commitment to accepting SNAP/EBT benefits, WIC, and Senior FMNP vouchers means you'll be selling to a diverse customer base that includes families, seniors, and budget-conscious shoppers specifically seeking affordable fresh food options. This also signals that the market actively works to ensure food access, which tends to draw dedicated, repeat customers. If you produce vegetables, honey, jams, baked goods, or other farm-direct products, the Onslow County Farmers' Market offers a straightforward opportunity to reach your community during the strongest growing season. The market also welcomes related vendors like those selling plants, herbal products, and natural body care, so there's room for complementary offerings alongside produce. With credit card acceptance available, customers can shop flexibly, and you'll be part of a venue that prioritizes accessibility and community food security.