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Stay informed about what’s happening on Market2Go and the Statesboro Main Street Farmers Market!
Just added!
Just added – items from Scratch Made Catering.
Meatballs Pomodoro & Pappardelle – house made fresh pasta with ground beef meatballs in a Pomodoro sauce (tomato and basil sauce)
Chicken Pot Pie – Southern Style with Angel Biscuits
Spinach Salad – Goat cheese + caramelized Onions + Spiced Pecans + warm bacon vinaigrette
Banana Pudding – a classic favorite
The Market is Open!
Thanks for shopping with us! Find lots of fresh, delicious, local produce, fresh herbs, milk, seafood, and meats. We also have items that are already prepared and ready to eat, made from local ingredients.
Strawberries and Asparagus are coming in now – look for them from Jacobs Produce.
We have big news for you – Doug’s Wild Alaska Salmon brought extra when he delivered and has stocked us up with salmon. We will keep them listed online for pickup each week until we run out. We also now have some smaller packages for sale.
Now is the time for Spring planting – find a wide variety of native fruit trees, vegetables, herbs, and flowering plants from Southern Native Plantings. Support your local nursery, farmer, and market by ordering them through Statesboro Market2Go!
Remember we have changed locations for our Statesboro pickup to the Statesboro Convention & Visitors Bureau at 222 S. Main St. Hours will remain the same, and our Sylvania pickup will remain the same at Victory Garden General Store.
Click to read about our exciting changes. We are eliminating the annual membership fee and in its place — because we have to maintain support for the market — we’re instituting a surcharge of 7% on each order, beginning on March 1st.
Opening day for the Statesboro Main Street Farmers Market is April 6th!
Our featured vendor this week is Three Tree Coffee Roasters They are a locally owned and operated coffee roaster in Statesboro whose mission is As a tree is a source of life, we want to use specialty coffee to give life in three ways… Empowering the Farmer, Ending Human Trafficking, and Engaging our Community.
Our featured sponsor this week is Synovus with locations on East Main Street, Fair Road, and Lovett Road in Statesboro. Their location at East Main Street is our host for the Saturday market each week.
Order Before Midnight!
Remember to place your order for this week before midnight tonight.
The Thursday pickup location for Statesboro has changed to the Statesboro Convention & Visitors Bureau at 222 S. Main St.
The Market is Open!
Thanks for shopping with us! Find lots of fresh, delicious, local produce, fresh herbs, milk, seafood, and meats. We also have items that are already prepared and ready to eat, made from local ingredients.
Strawberries and Asparagus are coming in now – look for them from Jacobs Produce.
We have big news for you – Doug’s Wild Alaska Salmon brought extra when he delivered and has stocked us up with salmon. We will keep them listed online for pickup each week until we run out. We also now have some smaller packages for sale.
Now is the time for Spring planting – find a wide variety of native fruit trees, vegetables, herbs, and flowering plants from Southern Native Plantings. Support your local nursery, farmer, and market by ordering them through Statesboro Market2Go!
Find new items from 920 Cattle & Co, Sugar Magnolia Bakery & Cafe, Scratch Made, Caribbean Feast, and Southern Soaked.
Ma’s Country Pantry is running a March special on their Jams and Fruit Butters. There’s a variety of flavors to choose from, including their GATOR jam! (Ginger, Apple, Tangerine, Orange, Raspberry)
Remember we have changed locations for our Statesboro pickup to the Statesboro Convention & Visitors Bureau at 222 S. Main St. Hours will remain the same, and our Sylvania pickup will remain the same at Victory Garden General Store.
Click to read about our exciting changes. We are eliminating the annual membership fee and in its place — because we have to maintain support for the market — we’re instituting a surcharge of 7% on each order, beginning on March 1st.
Mark your calendars – Opening day for the Statesboro Main Street Farmers Market is April 6th!
Order Before Midnight!
Remember to place your order for this week before midnight tonight.
The Thursday pickup location for Statesboro has changed to the Statesboro Convention & Visitors Bureau at 222 S. Main St.
The Market is Open!
Thanks for shopping with us! Find lots of fresh, delicious, local produce, fresh herbs, milk, seafood, and meats. We also have items that are already prepared and ready to eat, made from local ingredients.
Strawberries and Asparagus are coming in now – look for them from Jacobs Produce.
24/7 House has strawberries, bibb lettuce, and tomatoes.
We have big news for you – Doug’s Wild Alaska Salmon brought extra when he delivered and has stocked us up with salmon. We will keep them listed online for pickup each week until we run out. We also now have some smaller packages for sale.
Now is the time for Spring planting – find a wide variety of native fruit trees, vegetables, herbs, and flowering plants from Southern Native Plantings. Support your local nursery, farmer, and market by ordering them through Statesboro Market2Go!
Find new items from 920 Cattle & Co, Sugar Magnolia Bakery & Cafe, Scratch Made, Caribbean Feast, and Southern Soaked.
Ma’s Country Pantry is running a March special on their Jams and Fruit Butters. There’s a variety of flavors to choose from, including their FROG Jam! (Fig, Raspberry, Orange, Ginger)
Remember we have changed locations for our Statesboro pickup to the Statesboro Convention & Visitors Bureau at 222 S. Main St. Hours will remain the same, and our Sylvania pickup will remain the same at Victory Garden General Store.
Click to read about our exciting changes. We are eliminating the annual membership fee and in its place — because we have to maintain support for the market — we’re instituting a surcharge of 7% on each order, beginning on March 1st.
Order Before Midnight!
Remember to place your order for this week before midnight tonight.
The Thursday pickup location for Statesboro has changed to the Statesboro Convention & Visitors Bureau at 222 S. Main St.
The Market is Open!
Thanks for shopping with us! Find lots of fresh, delicious, local produce, fresh herbs, milk, seafood, and meats. We also have items that are already prepared and ready to eat, made from local ingredients.
Strawberries and Asparagus are coming in now – look for them from Jacobs Produce.
We have big news for you – Doug’s Wild Alaska Salmon brought extra when he delivered and has stocked us up with salmon. We will keep them listed online until we run out. We also now have some smaller packages for sale.
Now is the time for Spring planting – find a wide variety of native fruit trees, vegetables, herbs, and flowering plants from Southern Native Plantings. Support your local nursery, farmer, and market by ordering them through Statesboro Market2Go!
Find new items from 920 Cattle & Co, Sugar Magnolia Bakery & Cafe, Scratch Made, Caribbean Feast, and Southern Soaked.
Ma’s Country Pantry is running a March special on their Jams and Fruit Butters. There’s a variety of flavors to choose from, including their FROG Jam! (Fig, Raspberry, Orange, Ginger)
Remember we have changed locations for our Statesboro pickup to the Statesboro Convention & Visitors Bureau at 222 S. Main St. Hours will remain the same, and our Sylvania pickup will remain the same at Victory Garden General Store.
Click to read about our exciting changes. We are eliminating the annual membership fee and in its place — because we have to maintain support for the market — we’re instituting a surcharge of 7% on each order, beginning on March 1st.
Order Before Midnight!
Remember to place your order for this week before midnight tonight.
The Thursday pickup location for Statesboro has changed to the Statesboro Convention & Visitors Bureau at 222 S. Main St.
Doug’s Wild Alaska Salmon pickup is this week, March 14th!
Strawberries!
Just added – Strawberries from Jacobs Produce!
24/7 House will be back online next week with tomatoes and strawberries.
