Welcome back to another Fresh MARTA Market season!
We are taking steps to reduce the spread of COVID-19, including frequent disinfecting/sanitizing of all surfaces and requiring staff to wear a mask and gloves at all times. We ask that our customers help protect themselves and others against infection by observing the following safety protocols:
COVID-19 Safety Protocols
- Maintain 6ft social distance
- Wear a mask
- Use gloves when selecting produce
Market | Day of the Week | Open Date | End Date |
West End | Tuesdays, 3 – 7 PM | April 13 | December 14 |
HE Holmes | Wednesdays, 3 – 7 PM | April 14 | December 15 (closed November 24) |
Bankhead | Wednesdays, 3 – 7 PM | April 14 | December 15 (closed November 24) |
College Park | Thursdays, 3 – 7 PM | April 15 | December 16 (closed November 25) |
Five Points | Fridays, 3 – 7 PM | April 16 | December 17 (closed November 26) |
The Fresh MARTA Market is a farm stand that takes place in five MARTA stations. The markets located at Bankhead, West End, Five Points, College Park, and H.E. Holmes MARTA Stations serve multiple areas with limited food access. Each stand operates one-day per week, providing fresh produce to MARTA customers from Tuesday to Friday at a different station each day. The goal is simple: help get healthy, fresh food into places where people already are.
This innovative food access solution is a partnership between MARTA and the
Community Farmers Markets along with community partners
Atlanta Community Food Bank,
Open Hand and
Wholesome Wave Georgia. The Fresh MARTA Market sources locally grown produce from the farmers affiliated with Community Farmers Markets, as well as several local food hubs. This gives local farmers the opportunity to sell more produce to consumers that might not otherwise make it to a farmers market. This produce is complemented by non-local produce so that Fresh MARTA Market patrons can do a large amount of their fresh food shopping on their way to or from home.
The markets accept cash, credit and debit, as well as EBT/SNAP. SNAP is doubled at the market, meaning that $5 swiped is worth $10 to spend.
Atlanta Community Food Bank screens individuals and families to see if they are eligible for benefits like SNAP (food stamps), Medicaid, TANF, or Subsidized Childcare Assistance. To see if you are eligible to receive these benefits, email
benefits@acfb.org or call (678) 553-5917.