The Leesburg Farmers Market runs Saturdays year-round at Virginia Village, 30 Catoctin Circle SE, 8 a.m. to noon May to October, and doubles SNAP.

Last checked Oct. 19, 2026. Facts on this page come from the Loudoun Valley Homegrown Markets Cooperative’s Leesburg Saturday market, Cascades market, consumers and market FAQs pages, and Virginia Fresh Match.

The Leesburg Farmers Market is open every Saturday, all year, at the Virginia Village Shopping Center, 30 Catoctin Circle SE. Summer hours, May through October, are 8 a.m. to noon. The market is run by the Loudoun Valley Homegrown Markets Cooperative (LVHMC), which lists its 2026 farms and food makers on its site. The cooperative has not posted its winter hours on its site; check its Leesburg market page or newsletter before you go in November.

What this means for you

  • Saturday, Oct. 31, is the last market day on summer hours, 8 a.m. to noon.
  • SNAP shoppers get their benefits doubled on produce through Virginia Fresh Match.
  • Dogs are welcome on a leash.

The markets

Market When Where
Leesburg Saturdays, year-round; 8 a.m. to noon May to October Virginia Village Shopping Center, 30 Catoctin Circle SE, Leesburg
Cascades Sundays, 9 a.m. to noon, May to October Senior center parking lot, 21060 Whitfield Drive, Sterling

Both are run by the same cooperative. The Cascades season ends with October.

What you will find

The cooperative’s 2026 vendor list for Leesburg includes:

  • Meat and dairy: Baker Farms pork, raised and processed on the farm; Woodtrail Graziers grass-fed beef and pastured pork; Shepherd’s Whey Creamery goat dairy; Blue Ridge Dairy Co. cheese and yogurt.
  • Fruit and vegetables: Beechwood Orchards, a fourth-generation tree-fruit farm; Fireside Farm, which grows more than 40 kinds of vegetables without synthetic pesticides; Pleitez Produce Farm; Shenandoah Seasonal; Rooster Dirt Farm.
  • Baked goods and prepared food: Bread House, Baguette Republic, Wineberry Cakes and Confections, DMV Empanadas and Chef Eloy’s Kickin’ Salsas.
  • Coffee, syrup and more: Catoctin Coffee Company roasts for market; Vale of the Blue Ridge Maple Farm sells maple syrup; Gleason Greenhouse brings perennials and potted plants.
  • Fiber and crafts: Double 8 Alpaca and Llama Ranch sells fleece, yarn and alpaca socks and hosts a monthly crafting session.

Many vendors, among them Baker Farms, Beechwood Orchards, Bread House, Catoctin Coffee and Chef Eloy’s, say they come to Leesburg year-round. A Farm Less Ordinary, a nonprofit that employs adults with intellectual disabilities, also sells at the market.

SNAP and Virginia Fresh Match

The Leesburg and Cascades markets are part of Virginia Fresh Match, which doubles the value of SNAP dollars, or gives SNAP customers 50% off the price of produce, so benefits go further on fruit and vegetables.

The community table and volunteers

Each LVHMC market keeps a community table, a space for nonprofit groups whose work fits the cooperative’s mission of healthy, local and sustainable food. It is reserved for nonprofits and must be booked in advance. The cooperative is also looking for volunteers to help its market managers with events through the year, and it books musicians and occasional drop-in vendors. For any of these, email info@loudounfarmersmarkets.org.

Who runs it

The Loudoun Valley Homegrown Markets Cooperative runs two markets: the year-round Saturday market in Leesburg and the Sunday market at Cascades in Sterling. The Leesburg market’s vendors come from Loudoun County and beyond; Fairy Greens, a lavender farm, is in Ellicott City, Maryland, and Green Acres Family Farmstead is in Gapland, Maryland.

Tips

  • Pets: well-behaved, leashed pets are allowed. The cooperative asks owners to walk them on the grass outside the market first. Chase Your Tail Bakery keeps a water bowl.
  • Newsletter: the cooperative sends a weekly email with vendor news and events; sign up on its home page.
  • Want to sell? Applications are on the cooperative’s vendors page.

Related guides: things to do in Leesburg this month, fall festivals and pumpkin patches and parks and trails.

Frequently asked questions

When is the Leesburg Farmers Market open?

Every Saturday, year-round. Summer hours, May through October, are 8 a.m. to noon, according to the Loudoun Valley Homegrown Markets Cooperative, which runs the market.

Where is the Leesburg Farmers Market?

At the Virginia Village Shopping Center, 30 Catoctin Circle SE, Leesburg.

Does the Leesburg Farmers Market take SNAP?

Yes. Through Virginia Fresh Match, SNAP customers get their SNAP dollars doubled, or 50% off the price of produce, at the Leesburg and Cascades markets.

Can I bring my dog to the Leesburg Farmers Market?

Yes. The cooperative allows well-behaved, leashed pets and asks owners to walk them on the grass outside the market first.