Gwinnett's weekend market scene is spread across its downtowns rather than concentrated in one spot, which means the market worth visiting depends on which side of the county you're on. Here's a working list of the real ones.
Lawrenceville Farmers Market
Run by Lawrenceville United in the county seat's downtown, this is one of the longest-running markets in Gwinnett, built around local produce vendors, prepared food, and a genuine community gathering feel rather than a tourist-facing event. It runs seasonally, so check the current schedule before you plan a trip around it.
Sugar Hill Farmers Market
Hosted at The Bowl at Sugar Hill, the city's amphitheater and green space in its walkable downtown district, this market pairs produce and artisan vendors with a setting that's worth the visit on its own — it's easy to make a whole Saturday out of the market plus a walk through downtown Sugar Hill.
Duluth Farmers & Artisan Market
Duluth's version leans into both produce and handmade goods, listed through Explore Gwinnett's own events calendar as one of the county's standing seasonal markets, set in the city's downtown district near Duluth Town Green.
Know Before You Go
Nearly all of Gwinnett's markets run seasonally rather than year-round, typically spring through fall, and schedules shift year to year, so the safest move is checking each market's own page or Explore Gwinnett's events calendar the week you're planning to go rather than assuming last year's day and time still holds.