Is the Crozet Farmers Market still open in November?

The market's most recent notice says October 10 was the last day for most vendors this season. We have not seen a confirmed winter or spring schedule, so check the market's Facebook page before visiting.

What are the regular hours of the Crozet Farmers Market?

The regular market runs Saturdays from 8 a.m. to noon at Crozet Avenue and Jarmans Gap Road in Crozet, and is closed every other day of the week.

Where can I go for a weekend tasting near Warrenton in November?

Granite Heights Winery near Warrenton lists Saturday and Sunday hours of noon to 5 p.m., with the next open weekend as November 7-8. Call (540) 349-5185 to confirm before you go.

When will the Crozet Farmers Market reopen?

No reopening date appears in the information available to us. The market has been running for more than 25 years on Saturday mornings, so a return in a future season is likely, but check its Facebook page for confirmation.

Crozet Farmers Market Season Ends: November Saturday Guide

The Crozet Farmers Market has wrapped its main season: the venue's latest hours notice says today, October 10, was the last day for most vendors. If you have been planning a November Saturday there, check before you drive, because the regular 8 a.m.-to-noon market appears to be winding down for the year.

Where: Crozet Avenue and Jarmans Gap Road, Crozet, Albemarle County
Regular schedule: Saturdays, 8:00 a.m. to noon (closed every other day)
Latest notice: "Last day for most vendors today (Oct 10)"
Google rating: 4.6

What the Season Close Means

The Crozet Farmers Market is a Saturday-morning institution that has been running for more than 25 years at the crossroads of Crozet Avenue and Jarmans Gap Road. The note posted in October says most vendors have finished for the year. We have not seen a confirmed winter schedule or a spring reopening date, so treat any November Saturday visit as unconfirmed until the market says otherwise. The market's own page on Facebook is the most reliable place to look for updates.

Note that the word is most vendors, not all. It is possible a handful of stalls continue, but nothing in the data we have confirms that, so we would not plan a morning around it.

If You Want a Saturday-Morning Substitute

The Piedmont's other weekend options are more reliable this time of year. A few that fit a refined, unhurried November day:

Granite Heights Winery south of Warrenton posts weekend tasting hours of 12 to 5 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays, with the next listed open weekend as November 7-8. This is a small-production winery focused on low-volume bottlings, so it suits a quiet afternoon rather than a crowd. See Granite Heights Winery for its latest details, and confirm with the winery before driving.
Mountain Run Winery in Culpeper lists Friday, Saturday and Sunday hours of noon to 7 p.m., though the venue notes hours are unconfirmed and recommends calling ahead. It is a family farm winery with a historic corn crib tasting room, estate whites including Chardonnay and Petit Manseng, and a Meritage among the reds. Details are on the Mountain Run Winery page.

How to Plan Around a Quiet Market Calendar

Farmers markets in this part of Virginia tend to taper through the autumn, and individual vendors often keep selling through farm stands, subscriptions, or neighboring markets. If there is a particular grower or baker you follow from the Crozet market, the surest approach is to ask them directly where they will be next. We would rather tell you what we do not know than guess a winter schedule.

Planning Your Visit

Crozet Farmers Market: Crozet Avenue and Jarmans Gap Road, Crozet, VA (Albemarle County)
Regular hours: Saturday 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.; closed Sunday through Friday
Current status: Last day for most vendors was October 10; confirm before visiting
Website: Market Facebook page
Granite Heights Winery: 8141 Opal Road, south of Warrenton; phone (540) 349-5185; website gh.wine
Mountain Run Winery: 10753 Mountain Run Lake Rd, Culpeper; phone (703) 638-5559