Durham Farmers' Market ★ 4.6
Durham's primary producer-only market: every item grown or made within 70 miles. Year-round at the Central Park pavilion; SNAP and EBT Double Bucks accepted.
Go forProduce, Eggs, Honey, Baked goods, Flowers
Where Durham shops, snacks and lunches: the markets worth your morning.
Food markets, farmers markets and covered halls: where Durham shops, snacks and lunches.
Durham's primary producer-only market: every item grown or made within 70 miles. Year-round at the Central Park pavilion; SNAP and EBT Double Bucks accepted.
Go forProduce, Eggs, Honey, Baked goods, Flowers
Durham's first food hall on Foster Street with ten vendors: Locals Seafood, Mexican, bagels, coffee, pizza and Indian. 200 seats, breakfast to dinner daily.
Go forBreakfast, Lunch, Coffee, Quick dinner, Bagels
South Durham's producer-only Saturday market at Hub RTP. Vendors must source within 50 miles; SNAP with Double Bucks. Convenient for RTP and I-40 visitors.
Go forProduce, Meat, Dairy, Preserves
Market for Black farmers and producers, held first and third Sundays April through November at Durham Tech. Alternates between Durham and Raleigh locations.
Go forBIPOC producers, Heritage produce, Prepared foods
A seasonal night market at American Tobacco Campus three to four times a year. Food trucks, artisan vendors, live music and free admission on the patio.
Go forArtisan food, Craft vendors, Food trucks, Live music

Private tour · 2 hours
Take a walking tour around historic Durham. Visit the city's attractions while also hearing intriguing stories of crime and punishment through the ages from your guide.

Private tour · 7 hours
Discover the history and culture of Durham on a guided walking tour. Visit the Durham Cathedral and Durham Castle, and enjoy coffee and cake at a local café and a beer...

Private tour · 4 hours
Explore Durham on a private walking tour. Discover the city's history, visit the UNESCO-listed Durham Cathedral, and enjoy coffee and cake at a local cafe.