HOPPERS
HOPPERS
- Harvest Fest in October
- Opening Day in April
- National Farmers week in August
- Currently in the registration period for 2026 vendors, almost at capacity, if enough register they might expand into the alleyway
- Preregistration is required
- Wear appropriate footwear for wet grass
- Hats recommended
- Bring binoculars or a birding scope
- No pets
FOOD | KEFI Greek Food with Passion
COFFEE | Asher’s Coffee Co.
TREATS | Bread Run Roanoke.
Get a charming $10 watercolor portrait by April Rose Art while you shop and explore. Come out for good food, local shopping, and a little bit of luck! Look for the pot of gold to draw a coin for the chance to win a prize!
TOPICS:
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Importance of relationships in your business (i.e.. CPA, Attorney, Banker)
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How to Develop a Banker Relationship
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The Five C’s of Credit
FOOD | KEFI Greek Food with Passion
WINE | Virginia Mountain Vineyards
COFFEE | Asher's Coffee Beans
DONUTS | Mama Crockett's Cider Donuts
PIES | Sweet & Savory pies from The Pie Lady - pre-order or come early for the best selection!
Plus over 100 vendors and artists in The Marketplace & Loft Gallery.
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Styled Photo booth
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DJ Dance music with Quest Entertainment
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Dlectable hors d’oeuvres
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Specialty themed drink menu
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Curated cigar experience with Bison Head Cigar Lounge
This film screening is presented by Radio Melrose.
Our Grandin Village merchants, businesses and restaurants, are unique in the Roanoke Valley! You will find their services and social links in our directory.
It takes a village - shop local!
The market is located in the parking lot behind the Co+op.
Recipients of SNAP, Pandemic-EBT, WIC, and Medicaid receive an additional dollar to spend on fresh fruits and vegetables for every dollar they spend at market. Stop by the Market Manager's tent before shopping to receive tokens that are used as cash to pay each vendor.
The Grandin Village Farmers Market (GVFM) supports local, sustainable agriculture by connecting the public with local farmers and food producers.
The GVFM features 100% locally produced products with an emphasis on organic, sustainable, and humane producers, products, and practices. All products are produced within 100 miles of the market location, with the exception of regional seafood from Virginia and North Carolina waters (only if the vendor is local) and coffee (only if the roaster is local).
The market is comprised of farmers and food producers featuring certified and non-certified organic veggies, fruit, herbs, seasonal seedlings, cheese, pasture raised/grass-fed chicken, beef, pork, and lamb, regional seafood, locally roasted coffee, artisan homemade breads, muffins, baked goods, hot-prepared foods, and fresh-cut flowers.

